Eugene Weekly

When most of the news is so gloomy, it’s a pleasure to read St. Vinnie’s Voice, the newsletter of St. Vincent de Paul and its … Continue reading →

The flood gates are now opened, and everyone, it seems, has the desire to break out and escape the pandemic chains of these past two … Continue reading →

The Oregon Blackberry Trust acknowledges leaders and organizations in the Eugene area who are “making a real positive difference in the lives of thousands of … Continue reading →

We are nearing a month since the Jan. 14 mass shooting at the WOW Hall that injured six people, one of them critically. Eugene police … Continue reading →

“Collaborating on Permanent Housing Solutions” is the City Club of Eugene topic for noon Friday, Jan 28. Speakers are Debi Farr, community relations manager for … Continue reading →

The shooting at the WOW Hall Friday, Jan. 14, rocked Eugene and Lane County. Six people injured, one critically, and a lot of people traumatized. … Continue reading →

If you like to watch Rick Steves on OPB Saturday nights as we do, you probably were surprised, as we were, when he devoted an … Continue reading →

Here’s to hoping that 2022 is not the emotional roller coaster that 2021 was — it started with hopes that vaccines would put an end … Continue reading →

Happy New Year! We thought surviving 2020 was hard — and then 2021 hit. Historic high temperatures this summer and now icy cold snow, and, … Continue reading →