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On Thursday, Sept. 16, 1982, a new publication hit the streets of Eugene and Springfield. What’s Happening — as Eugene Weekly was called then — … Continue reading
Though she was always on the move, those who knew Anika Bliss Jamison speak of her warm, free spirit, her ear for music, her faith … Continue reading
Throughout the U.S., most of former President Donald Trump’s endorsed candidates are winning their races. In Oregon, a conservative wave is present in local nonpartisan … Continue reading
As hundreds of protesters peacefully marched through Springfield during June 6, 2020, Black Lives Matter-related protest, the group avoided the city’s Main Street, intimidated by … Continue reading
Tensions have been high during public debates for the position representing Springfield on the Lane County Board of County Commissioners. That was on display at … Continue reading
By Eugene Weekly staff and editorial board National Races Democratic Primary Congress Senate Ron Wyden, incumbent Brent Thompson William E. Barlow III U.S. Representative, 4th … Continue reading
Nearly three dozen candidates for governor are vying for their parties’ nomination in the May 17 primary election. In addition to reading Eugene Weekly‘s own … Continue reading
School’s out for high school students at the small private Oak Hill School. The pre-K-12 grade school is closing its high school grades, capping its … Continue reading
The world has less than 10 years to cut its greenhouse gas emissions to maintain a global temperature increase of 1.5 degrees Celsius, according to … Continue reading
The old Eugene Water and Electric Board Steam Plant sits in an industrial yard on the southeast corner of the city’s Downtown Riverfront property, sandwiched … Continue reading