Eugene Weekly

Every night I put my broken, blistered feet together and pray: “Thank God our ruling class can still afford health insurance.” Glenn Jones Eugene

We wanted to save the planet but we couldn’t make it pencil out: I hope this is not the message we will be giving to … Continue reading →

How many of you think Eugene’s Climate Town Hall: Community Organizing for Solutions (Feb. 21) will actually result in any meaningful, local solutions to climate … Continue reading →

Earlier this year I had a vehicle issue and decided to walk home with my disabled son, starting out toward Crow from Veneta. It was … Continue reading →

Climate scientists have made it abundantly clear that in order to avoid the worst effects of climate change, Earth’s inhabitants must rapidly reduce greenhouse gas … Continue reading →

Yesterday, one of our employees brought to my attention that in one of your recent articles in Eugene Weekly, you mention High Pass Winery as … Continue reading →

The Oregon Legislature and local jurisdictions are scrambling for solutions to what they’re calling a housing crisis. House Speaker Tina Kotek claims, “The reality is … Continue reading →

It is no wonder that Judge [Suzanne] Chanti rendered a judgment against OCOR (Our Community Our Rights) on our initiative “Rights of Local Community Self-Government.” … Continue reading →

I am a “comics guy” and I love the art form of the comic strip, so it was not only disappointing to see The Register-Guard … Continue reading →