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Culture

Two Wheels Down, One Soul Free 

For half a century, self-taught motorcycle mechanic Tom Overton has torn up the road in the Eugene-based biker clubs, Free Souls and Clean and Sober

Culture 1 day ago

There are only so many states blessed with soaring mountains, a raging ocean coastline and the high desert, so it’s no surprise that Oregon is … Continue reading →

2026 Pride March Canceled

Downtown 2026 Eugene Pride march and rally canceled due to safety concerns; festival still scheduled as planned. 

CultureEW-Extra 2 weeks ago

Eugene Springfield Pride announced the night of June 21 that the annual Pride rally and march has been canceled due to safety concerns. The Pride … Continue reading →

Gordon Lakes

The wildlands of the South Santiam beckon

Outdoors 2 weeks ago

Sandwiched between the Willamette Valley and the high Cascades, the “old Cascades” — ancient mountains now eroded into cliffs and plateaus — offer some of … Continue reading →

All Are Welcome

Enjoy drag performances, queer choirs and more in celebration of Pride Month 

Culture 2 weeks ago

According to Nick West, Eugene Pride’s president and event coordinator, “Pride shouldn’t only be accessible to organizations with big pocketbooks.” He says 2026 Eugene Pride … Continue reading →

Birding With Pride

LCC alum founded Lane County Queer Birders to create an accessible outdoor space where LGBTQIA+ people and allies can connect 

Culture 2 weeks ago

Birds of a feather flock together, and when Amy Sherman founded Lane County Queer Birders, she hoped birdwatching could help LGBTQIA+ people and their allies … Continue reading →

Queering the Outdoors

Eugene Pride connects LGBTQIA+ community members with outdoor resources

Culture 2 weeks ago

Spending time in nature regulates the nervous system, according to Qing Li, the world’s leading forest medicine expert. For transgender individuals, who face higher rates … Continue reading →

Healthy Soil

Start with good soil to grow good plants

Gardening 4 weeks ago

By Alby Thoumsin In my work as an arborist, a large portion of what I do is consult with tree owners and talk about the … Continue reading →

Architecture as an Art Form

For decades, Otto Poticha has played a major role in the shaping of Eugene architecture

Culture 1 month ago

It’s 1960, and Otto Poticha and his wife, Sharon Scott East Poticha, are driving around the country, and even into British Columbia, to, as he … Continue reading →

A Theme Park Walking Tour?

Disneyland tours and holiday experiences can create lasting memories — and be the start of something much bigger

Travel 1 month ago

When I think of my first Disney walking tour, I remember the hot chocolate and cookies before I remember anything else. I sipped them from … Continue reading →

The Long Haul

Three long-distance wilderness hikes in or near Oregon will stretch your legs as well as your sense of adventure

Travel 1 month ago

Three long-distance wilderness hikes in or near Oregon will stretch your legs as well as your sense of adventure By Bob Keefer You’ve run the … Continue reading →

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