Salmon is Everything
They washed up dead along over the course of two weeks on the banks of the Klamath River in 2002 during a drought, upward of … Continue reading
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Springfield THE BLOCK Party
It’s time to end the summer in high style, and downtown Springfield is the place to be. Parties everywhere will spill out to sidewalks and … Continue reading
21st Century Cowboys
In remote southeast Oregon, ranching communities carry on past traditions in a modern world
A four-strand barbed-wire fence runs north to south down the middle of the desert flat in the empty Catlow Valley, splitting the town of Blitzen in … Continue reading
Fiesta Cultural
Lane County’s two-months long Fiesta Cultural, where Latino art takes over local exhibits, kicks off at the First Friday ArtWalk on Sept. 2. It’s a … Continue reading
2022 Pet Photo Contest Winners
A huge thank you to all our entries for participating!
Welcome to the winners of Eugene Weekly‘s annual pet photo contest! And because there were so many adorable pictures, go to the bottom of the … Continue reading
Theater for the People
POW! Pro Wrestling returns to Blairally Vintage Arcade in Eugene
At the first outdoor POW! Pro Wrestling match at Blairally, Eugene-based wrestling promoter Mister Ooh-La-La — that’s his legal name — was pushed onto a … Continue reading
Doggone Vet Access
When you’re in a pinch, finding a vet can be tough — but an animal hospital expansion could soon help
A pet emergency happens to even the most diligent and caring owners. One minute your dog is sleeping on the couch and a second later he … Continue reading
Warming Up to Cats
Confessions of a very late-life cat lover
The first pet I bonded with in life was a cat. Rhubarb was a fluffy white Persian, a soft cottony cloud who only occasionally clawed … Continue reading
The Mayor’s Art Show
Artists working in various mediums — from painting to sculpture as well as mixed media and who come from Eugene and surrounding counties — have … Continue reading
Weird Royalty
“Raining” SLUG Queen wants you to free your quirky self
Twelve years ago, Alyssa Buttons-Garten was in a printmaking class at Lane Community College. Her instructor told her that she dresses and acts like a … Continue reading