Eugene Weekly

The rumors of the demise of news in Lane County are greatly exaggerated, as the quote sort of goes. This area is far from a … Continue reading →

At the end of August, I drove down to Cottage Grove to celebrate the grand opening of the newest Lane County federally qualified health clinic. … Continue reading →

After years of decline, Eugene has seen an uptick in new businesses selling physical media, from Hodgepodge Books and Taproom (2025 Eugene Weekly Best of … Continue reading →

Picture this: it’s been a long day and you’ve decided that you deserve a beverage. You’re exhausted, you’re just a couple of hours before you … Continue reading →

Springfield, sometimes jokingly referred to as “Springtucky,” is the place to go if you’re into the brutalist vibe of factories and machinery. If you’re anything … Continue reading →

Creswell, that sleepy little town a few miles down I-5 from Eugene, sometimes feels like it’s stuck in the 1950s. It has more churches than … Continue reading →

Every Saturday morning, I drive to Hideaway Bakery on Amazon Drive knowing that there will be a line out the door. I arrive around 10 … Continue reading →

Whoops, there isn’t one! To find a city supporting the visual arts you have to visit Roseburg, Newport, Springfield, Corvallis and far-off Pendleton.  In Pendleton, … Continue reading →

Even with our reservation, eating at a chain restaurant was simply impossible this last Valentine’s Day. We waited outside, in cold February weather, for about … Continue reading →

Every year we ask Lane County voters to weigh in on what they love best for Best of Eugene in our readers poll. Every year, … Continue reading →