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After months of negotiation and discussion, President Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill finally survived Congress and landed on his desk. On Nov. 5, U.S. Rep. Peter … Continue reading
Before the pandemic, notable anarcho-primitivist John Zerzan could be found in the University of Oregon’s Knight Library, gathering research for one of his books of … Continue reading
Just two years ago most people in Oregon had likely never heard of Juneteenth. But Aceia “Ace” Spade not only knew what it was, she … Continue reading
A little bird tells us that The Register-Guard is moving from the big building on Chad Drive to a smaller space on 10th and Mill … Continue reading
“I’m kind of nutty about dogs,” says Cindy Munyon, who grew up on a small farm in rural Maryland, along with dogs and horses, two … Continue reading
Last week, St. Vincent de Paul Executive Director Terry McDonald had no idea that new housing units would be delivered for the nonprofit on Nov. … Continue reading
In his Oct. 28 visit to Eugene, the day after officially jumping into politics, former New York Times columnist and current gubernatorial candidate Nicholas Kristof … Continue reading
In a few months, the COVID-19 pandemic will hit its two-year anniversary, and according to a union report, educators at Eugene School District 4J are … Continue reading
The Glenwood Restaurant on Alder Street has been a hangover staple for the student population in Eugene for decades. But the restaurant will soon close … Continue reading
Founded in 1963, Eugene’s AFSCME union chapter predates the Oregon law allowing public employees to unionize. One of the core reasons for organizing, back then … Continue reading