Strangest Things Haunted Farm
If you like scary movies, then you will love the Strangest Things Haunted Farm at Johnson’s Vegetable Farm. You are immediately greeted by bloody sheets … Continue reading
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Culture Keepers
Carrying on with the Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program
The idea that America is a melting pot has long dictated how immigrants should behave when they arrive, which is that they should disappear into … Continue reading
Día de los Muertos exhibit
Maude Kerns Art Center has opened its 27th annual Día de los Muertos exhibit. El Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is … Continue reading
UO’s Greek Social Life and COVID-19
Fraternities and sororities are working with the university to avoid outbreaks that can spread quickly throughout chapter houses
As students return to Eugene from across the country, the University of Oregon and the Greek Life community hope to avoid a trend that has … Continue reading
Getting COVID Isn’t Cool
I’m a student who got COVID so you don’t have to
I woke up Friday, Sept. 18, feeling stressed — significantly more than the usual levels I’ve come to know since mid-March. A friend of a friend … Continue reading
Zoom Teaching
Remote learning is hard for students and parents, but let’s not forget the teachers
I had my first COVID-teaching nightmare this week. I have never been one to have dreams about being naked in front of a crowd — I … Continue reading
CBD Product Roundup
EW’s editorial staff experimented with CBD salves, gloss, tinctures and candies during the global pandemic
The hardest part about Eugene Weekly’s Cannabis Issue is that despite the weed ads paying for a lot of the news we print, very few … Continue reading
Writers & Wine 2020
The Fern Ridge Library Foundation hopes to reach more people than usual with an online version of its annual fundraiser and a new Ruby McConnell book
Breitenbush Hot Springs, for the most part, has survived the recent Oregon fires, and a book about the area will hopefully help a small rural … Continue reading
Being BIPOC in the Cannabis Industry
BIPOC experiences working in Oregon’s fast growing cannabis industry
When Oregonians voted to legalize recreational cannabis in 2014, they kicked off a titanic struggle for market dominance of the cannabis market and consumer dollars. … Continue reading
Cambium Harvest
Lane Forest Products is becoming known for having top-notch soil for growing cannabis
For the past 29 years, Lane Forest Products has provided Oregonians the organic materials needed to help create those spectacular landscapes and gardens Oregon is … Continue reading