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The Iroquois have a philosophy that leaders should make decisions based on remembering seven generations back and seven generations in the future. It’s fair to … Continue reading
The dignity, color and pride of Latinx art is on full display this month at Emerald Arts Center in Springfield with the exhibit De Colores. … Continue reading
Every year there are scores of nonprofits that deserve support. This year, like so many of us, nonprofits have been hit financially by the COVID-19 … Continue reading
On the first day of Hanukkah, the Eugene Weekly officially kicked the season off when Voodoo Doughnut gave us a box full of their holiday-oriented … Continue reading
In these times of stress and isolation, Vista Wellness of Eugene and yoga instructor Jen Champion are preaching “cheer, comfort and togetherness” with free yoga … Continue reading
Like many in this pandemic-stricken world, I often long to get away only to remember that isn’t really an option. It’s a grim realization, especially … Continue reading
In 2015 Eugene’s historic wooden baseball venue, Civic Stadium, burned to the ground, and with it a piece of history. But by July 1 of … Continue reading
It was a couple months into this pandemic, and I was feeling low and slowly walking through my horse’s pasture, kicking clods of dirt as … Continue reading
It’s been a hellacious and warped year for one and all. Not for nothing do people throw up their hands in exasperation and mutter, “It’s … Continue reading
Gift cards are an underrated present. Think about it — what other gift is specific yet generic at the same time? And with a global … Continue reading