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By Allan Benavides When it comes to community development, few endeavors possess the transformative power to invigorate local economies and create lasting memories for working … Continue reading
By Dan Clay Whenever Donald Trump spews his documentable falsehoods, or awkwardly edits a weather map, or tells his supporters that up is down, more … Continue reading
By Richard Boyles Given the ballooning expense to build a new stadium for the Eugene Emeralds — now projected to cost more than $100 million … Continue reading
By Rachael Ward If you’re in downtown Eugene on a Saturday morning, you’re likely to see crowds of people flocking, tote bags in hand, eager … Continue reading
By Brooks McLain, Marlie Heberling and Max Skorodinsky People often ask why Eugene’s PRIDE in the Park Festival is held on the second Saturday in … Continue reading
By Frank Lawson Twenty-four hours a day, 365 days a year, tomorrow, next year, next decade and next century — our work at the Eugene … Continue reading
By Pat Farr, Laurie Trieger, Heather Buch,Joe Berney, Bill Dwyer, Bobby Green,Pete Sorenson and Faye Stewart Current and past Lane County commissioners request voters do … Continue reading
There is an article in the Chicago Reader by Deanna Isaacs published July 12, titled, “What we talk about when we talk about guns,” that … Continue reading
By Chris Cunningham Bill remembers limping after injuring his left foot, but he certainly wasn’t thinking the worst. The pain continued, and he learned he … Continue reading
By Victoria Koch I find it’s easy to make assumptions or judgments about people. Recently, one hot late-summer morning, I was getting ready to water my … Continue reading