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On July 29, in the midst of Black Lives Matter-related protests, the group Black Unity organized a protest in the Thurston neighborhood. Like many protests … Continue reading
The Oregon Legislature is zooming along on electric vehicles. State legislators are considering several bills that could encourage more charging stations and increase the state’s … Continue reading
By the family of Killian Doherty Killian Doherty passed away surrounded by family at a place he especially loved, his family cabin at Lake Crescent. … Continue reading
When it comes to homelessness, keeping even a few people off the streets and getting them out of emergency shelters helps both individual people and … Continue reading
Douglas James Hanson lived in solitude for at least the last 17 years, on the streets and off the grid. He is remembered with fondness … Continue reading
A line of customers spills out onto the sidewalk and around the corner of Fisherman’s Market on West 7th Avenue. Brisk fog and a timid … Continue reading
On March 12, a long line of people wrapped around a humble, nameless church building in the Whiteaker neighborhood. People were there because it had … Continue reading
It’s a busy spring for Eugene School District 4J. As schools and students transition from virtual learning to hybrid in-person instruction for the first time … Continue reading
Laural O’Rourke grew up in Eugene and went to 4J schools, and her five children either attend or have graduated from 4J. Now she’s running … Continue reading
Rather than funding tickets to sports events, University of Oregon students will have access to a basic needs program. The UO’s Board of Trustees approved … Continue reading