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Culture: Page 70

Creating Some ‘Buzz’

Thinking Tree Spirits and Save the Bee release ‘Bee’s Knees’ collaboration 

Drink 3 years ago

The bee’s knees is a classic cocktail consisting of gin, lemon juice and honey. The recipe has been revamped with local distillery Thinking Tree Spirits … Continue reading →

Wish Upon a Monkey’s Paw

Tiki bars are cool again at The Monkey’s Paw in downtown Springfield

Drink 3 years ago

Whenever I walk into The Monkey’s Paw Tiki Bar, I’m never ready to be swallowed up by the darkness. But dark it is — there are … Continue reading →

Acorn Community Cafe

Culture 3 years ago

Two furloughed restaurant workers — with more stimulus money than they felt they needed — pooled their resources and knowledge of the restaurant business in … Continue reading →

Magic in a Glass

To-go cocktails were legalized more than one year ago, but local bartenders say the success of a mixed drink is the bar

Drink 3 years ago

A great cocktail is a magic trick. It appears almost out of thin air. One or two of the ingredients on the menu might spark interest … Continue reading →

Bull by the Fins

The solitary quest to catch Oregon's native bull trout on the fly

Travel 3 years ago

Clouds of dust leaped from the dirt road as I tromped steadily up a Forest Service road in the Deschutes National Forest. The fine dust … Continue reading →

Beaches and Horses

Camping on Oregon's coast, equine style

Travel 3 years ago

As I galloped down the beach, the sounds of the wind and the waves and the hoofbeat of my horse swirled together with my laughter. … Continue reading →

The Other Refuge

Oregon's Summer Lake Wildlife Area is closer and quieter than more famous Malheur Refuge - and now is the time to visit

Travel 3 years ago

The thing about eastern Oregon’s Summer Lake is, you don’t go there for the lake. In summertime, in fact, especially during the Western drought of … Continue reading →

Breaking Barriers, One Stride at a Time

Rewriting the narrative of who rides horses in Lane County

Culture 3 years ago

Active walk. Get your heels down. Sitting trot. Quiet your hands. Posting trot. Switch the diagonal. Right lead canter. Atta-girl. These equitation colloquialisms are second … Continue reading →

Mystery Science 3-Hausen

Culture 3 years ago

Despite what the acronym stands for — World Wrestling Entertainment — WWE has been unable to make entertaining movies. Hey, there’s a reason why Dwayne … Continue reading →

Spreading the Dough

Beloved south Eugene bagel shop reopens, new owner says he’s offering living wages and profit sharing

ChowNews 3 years ago

Ever since Maxwell Davis, 29, took over Lox, Stocks and Bagels, customers have been coming in nonstop. In the few weeks the bagel shop has … Continue reading →

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