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A former steel plant in Eugene will soon be a mobile home manufacturing site. The mobile home manufacturing will be led by the nonprofit Housing Options … Continue reading
By Clark Corbin A new draft report released by President Joe Biden’s administration last week found that breaching lower Snake River dams is “essential” to … Continue reading
On your usual drive to work this summer, you may be sipping your iced coffee and flipping through the stations on your radio — perhaps … Continue reading
One of Springfield’s prominent buildings on Main Street is going back to the future when it’s revitalized to its original 1950s design. When Springfield-based architect … Continue reading
Parents involved in a program that has allowed them to be paid as caregivers for their disabled children during the COVID-19 pandemic are now faced … Continue reading
In the south hills of Eugene, where the city meets the forest, the late spring and early summer months mean a lot of things. The … Continue reading
David and Goliath is one of the most told underdog stories in history, an allegory used to describe most uneven fights from sports games to … Continue reading
Soon after news broke in December 2021 that Starbucks workers at a Buffalo, New York, location had filed paperwork to form a union, Jake LaMourie, … Continue reading
Hours after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the legal precedent that constitutionally guaranteed access to an abortion, protesters took to Eugene’s streets. … Continue reading
After high school in Dallas, Texas, Susan Turner was able to begin her studies at Texas A&M University as a sophomore, majoring in journalism. “I … Continue reading