The Strength Within
A famous local blind horse can do more than most sighted horses
Endo the Blind meanders over to the fence on the far side of his indoor arena in Springfield. The horse doesn’t have any eyes, but … Continue reading
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One-of-a-Kind Dogs
Luvable Dog Rescue offers a second chance for dogs with disabilities
In Liesl Wilhardt’s home, how your snout looks isn’t really that big of a deal. Wilhardt’s two dogs, Picasso and Wacku, have gained fame around … Continue reading
Hey Corgis!
Pizza and puppies. Name a more iconic duo.
If you’ve recently been to the corner of 19th and Agate for a scoop of Prince Pückler’s or an evening at Beppe and Gianni’s, you … Continue reading
Mariachi del Shedd
Life has been feeling pretty bland lately, so what better way to spice things up than with some local mariachi music? On Friday the nine … Continue reading
It’s About Time
In recent years fire danger has been hikers’ primary concern. Drought brought on by climate change has engendered fierce forest fires that have restricted access … Continue reading
Gender-Affirming Programs in Eugene During COVID-19
From mini-grants to reading groups, Eugene organizations are providing mental health and gender-affirming support during the pandemic
TransPonder, a nonprofit organization serving transgender residents, sent out a survey early in the pandemic to identify its clients’ most significant needs. “The biggest things … Continue reading
Quaran-Queens
How the pandemic is affecting Eugene’s drag community and LGBTQIA gathering spots
Cornel Hardiman’s friend used to practice doing hair on him. She wanted more knowledge of Black hair care — anything from relaxers to braided extensions. … Continue reading
Sisters of the World
Soromundi Lesbian Chorus still singing after 30 years
Thirty years ago, a small group of women held the first living room rehearsal of what would end up being a long-lasting ensemble for queer … Continue reading
Open Air Studios
The dog days of this summer have been especially brutal, yes, but a relaxing, socially distant, outdoor alternative is at hand when the Lane Arts … Continue reading
Racial Justice in the Young Adult Aisle
Eugene author Kim Johnson publishes This Is My America during a pivotal civil rights moment
About halfway through Kim Johnson’s debut novel, This Is My America, the 16-year-old protagonist leads a “Know Your Rights” training. In the novel, Tracy Beaumont … Continue reading