Get Outside Now
Winter clean up benefits your garden and your body
Cheer up! Yes, I know it’s bleak outside, but every day brings a few more minutes of daylight and new intimations of spring — and … Continue reading
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Dancing Away the Donald
Better mental health can just mean shaking things up
In these troubled times, one way to take care of your mental health is to get out and dance. That’s what a 34-year-old Cottage Grove … Continue reading
Fighting for Fitness
Add a little discipline to your New Year’s resolution with martial arts training
So the new you wants to get in shape this year — a lofty goal that is easier said than done. If diets and gym … Continue reading
It’s About Time
Gray whales, ferns and the fundamental theories of science
The turn of the calendar year comes, not coincidentally, at the turn of the solar year. It would be appropriate to celebrate New Year’s Day … Continue reading
On the Rebound
Eugene trainer Troy Monroe bounces in just minutes a day!
For centuries upon sad centuries of human history, people have been searching desperately for that proverbial Fountain of Youth — a futile quest for a … Continue reading
I Dream Of…
The best things about Eugene
Around this time, on and off for the past several years, Eugene Weekly has asked readers and community members to say what they dream of … Continue reading
Give Guide
Give until it feels good. Then give some more.
“No one has ever become poor from giving.” — Anne Frank Every year, EW writers ask the community, “What groups should people donate to?” And we … Continue reading
Jazz Isn't Dead
Eugene is home to musicians and venues that keep the genre ablaze
On a Friday night, I watch as five musicians take the stage at the newly reconstructed Jaqua Concert Hall at the John G. Shedd Institute … Continue reading
Richard T. Hunt
April 26, 1953 – November 24, 2017
Please join us for a celebration of the life and times of Richard Hunt. Richard, always brimming with creativity, was a jewelry maker, an artist, … Continue reading
It’s About Time
The solstice is here
Dec. 21 marks the solstice, the traditional beginning of winter. In most of the northern hemisphere this means a quiet, cold time of the year, but … Continue reading