Eugene Weekly

In the two decades I’ve worked with Kevin Matthews, I’ve really appreciated his understanding of the social, economic and environmental opportunities for moving Lane County … Continue reading →

Thank you for the great articles about Springfield. The city and business working together made the progress possible.  Maybe the city of Eugene could gain … Continue reading →

It’s been a long time since my husband and I have been so enthusiastic about a local political candidate. Her name is Nora Kent and she’s … Continue reading →

Trade wars, stock market drops and more cost changes demand an independent elected auditor who understands city finances. We have experienced continuing financial losses with no … Continue reading →

Please reassure me that the proposed 2020 Democratic ticket of Joe Biden for president and Oprah Winfrey for vice-president (Slant, 3/22) was a prequel to … Continue reading →

I strongly agree with Archie Herring in his letter regarding City Hall and its unanswered questions (4/5). I dread being reminded about the $7 million … Continue reading →

You really got me with this week’s Eugene Weekly (3/29, Satire Issue). I read the cover and panicked. I believed it! My heart sank. Here … Continue reading →

Amazing! In a recent guest viewpoint in The Register-Guard (“Springfield leaders target a barrier to affordable housing,” 3/17), the presidents of the Eugene and Springfield boards … Continue reading →

What good are the “pillars” of Envision Eugene, if pave-and-run, out-of-state for-maximum-profit developers can get away with most everything short of battery and assault on … Continue reading →

“The Nuclear Option” (Letters, 3/29) dismisses clean energy as unreliable and too expensive. In fact, solar/wind power now produces 18 percent of U.S. power — … Continue reading →