Eugene Weekly

Capital punishment is once again under public scrutiny. First came the botched execution in Tennessee of Christa Pike on Sept. 30. Then the U.S Department … Continue reading →

Stan Taylor This is no ordinary midterm election. It is the opportunity to check the man who would be dictator, the billionaire tech brothers that … Continue reading →

By Amanda Coers Not long after I launched Junction City Community News, someone paid me what they probably intended as an insult: They called me … Continue reading →

by Darren Reiley We all see it, I think — the shortening of tempers, the decline in general civility, the quickness to cancel or dismiss. … Continue reading →

By Rev. Alex Awad I am a Palestinian American Christian born in Jerusalem. I was only two when my father, a non-combatant, was shot to … Continue reading →

A dear friend was injured in a head-on collision three weeks ago by an 88-year-old man whose car had crossed into her lane. Both cars … Continue reading →

By Lonnie Douglas Thousands of people in Lane County have shown up at rallies over the past year because they are worried about what is … Continue reading →

By Victoria Koch As an aging human, I have been trying daily to increase my gratitude and to look for miracle moments and joyous awakenings. … Continue reading →

Much disturbs me about the Trump administration, but as a minister, nothing more than the support from so many who espouse the Christian faith. Frank … Continue reading →