Deserving the Truth
No on a candidate that doesn’t reflect local values
By Walter Scott Bartlett Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to have our local voice in Congress be a conservative Republican — … Continue reading
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God and Country Über Alles
Very little about ‘Christian nationalism’ is Christian — or supported by the U.S. Constitution
“We are going to prepare for war. … We gotta stop the insanity going on in the United States.” — The Rev. Mark Murillo, speaking … Continue reading
Hippies and Elections, Oh My!
A Shout Out to Dorothy Velasco I was delighted to see the review of Hello, Dolly! by Dorothy Velasco (“Well, Hello!” EW, 10/3). Velasco was … Continue reading
Slant — Never Sleazy
>>Early in 2024, 11 University of Oregon students over a six-week span reported that someone had spiked their drinks with drugs at fraternity parties. The … Continue reading
Slant — We Slay
• Eugene Weekly is one of 205 media outlets nationwide that won a two-year, $50,000-per-year grant from Press Forward, a national coalition investing more than … Continue reading
Hoedads to Congrats in Letters
Hoedad Proud Landing an interview with a Nobel Prize laureate within days after the prize is announced is an amazing feat for any reporter (“Hoedad … Continue reading
From Stolen Cars to the Election in Letters
A Happy Ending I wish to acknowledge the help I received recently when my car was stolen from my apartment. After reporting my loss to … Continue reading
Slant — Smoke and Mirrors
• Did anyone else cough up a lung on Sunday or was that just us? A bank of hazy smoke settled in the Willamette Valley, … Continue reading
Witnessing the Start of a War
A year later the complicated conflict continues in Gaza and Israel
By Karen McCowan The morning of Oct. 7, 2023, I sat with a small group of Eugene-Springfield residents at Bethlehem Bible College in the West … Continue reading
From Bikes Downtown to the Election in Letters
Sights and Sounds of Critical Mass Have to give a shout out to the riders of the brightly lit Friday night bike brigade down West … Continue reading