Eating Fatty Duck in UO Duck Country
Rye isn’t ducking around with its Pekin duck
Rye has some wicked good duck on its menu. After all, everyone should try their duck poutine if they are going to live near a … Continue reading
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Oregon Wins at Home Again
4-0 win against Villanova is first shutout of season
Oregon’s second 2019 season home game didn’t have the flurry of shots like Friday’s game. Oregon (2-1-1) instead played a smarter, more defensive game that, … Continue reading
Oregon Soccer Finds First Win of Season at Home
Oregon has a flurry of shots during game, but beats Portland State, 4-2
It’s a good thing the game started about 20 minutes late. Nearly 7:05 pm, when the match was supposed to start, many women’s soccer fans … Continue reading
Emerald City Roller Derby Pudding Wrestling
Ric Flair may be the greatest professional wrestler alive, but when it comes to pudding wrestling, you have a chance to prove you’re as good … Continue reading
White Bird Clinic 50th Anniversary Fundraiser
Much has changed in 50 years. The nonprofit has spread its wings with facilities throughout Eugene, and it has altered its original name — White … Continue reading
Planned Parenthood Party With Pets!
Raise money for reproductive health care on Sunday
Planned Parenthood has been under attack — the latest is Trump gag rule could affect more than 4 million people who rely on Title X … Continue reading
Small but Mighty Daffodils
It’s never too early to think about your spring bulbs
Why should you be thinking about spring flowering bulbs in August? Because the best time to order bulbs for fall planting and spring bloom is … Continue reading
Puzzling Around Eugene
A mother of five finds adventure at Groupon
If you’re like me and you have the attention span of a puppy in a tennis ball factory, conventional board games may not be your … Continue reading
The Puzzle Issue
Letters Word Search! We get them in our inbox each week. now you can find the words we see again and again By Chelsea Lovejoy … Continue reading
No Sermons to Be Seen
God, Guns and Liberty, and the coals of democracy
Recently, I attended a prayer vigil in support of migrant children and families. The first speaker was a man from Belize. He and his family … Continue reading