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Ted was what he calls a “back row kid.” He hung around the older kids who preferred smoking weed to studying in high school. In … Continue reading
Skateboarding and punk rock. In many ways it doesn’t really get any better than this, but for youths who skate at Washington Jefferson Skatepark, mental … Continue reading
Early Monday morning, Sept. 25, Eugene Police Department officers and Lane County Sheriff’s deputies raided Candice King’s home as well as the two other houses … Continue reading
Ever since the July 3 wildland fire on Eugene’s Moon Mountain Park, members of the community have had many questions regarding the mountain’s future. The … Continue reading
On May 31, 2006, cyclist Jane Higdon was hit by a logging truck and killed on Territorial Highway south of Eugene when the trucker believed … Continue reading
State Rep. Paul Holvey, who faced a recall election this week, has kept his seat, according to the most recent’Lane County Elections results, which show … Continue reading
Yes, the game itself was an abomination to the core notion of competition. It was a train wreck that everyone saw coming, months in advance, … Continue reading
Eugene resident Candice King has been battling property management company R&R Properties to keep her home since June. The company has made multiple attempts to … Continue reading
On Tuesday, August 22, PeaceHealth announced the closure of its Sacred Heart University District hospital. PeaceHealth says the decision was made due to financial reasons … Continue reading
It’s hard to drive for more than a few blocks in Eugene without seeing a bright green cross — like a Mormon temple in Utah, dispensaries … Continue reading
The ’90s were one of the best times to be a kid watching professional wrestling. Of all of the wrestling-related phrases from that time (and … Continue reading
Unpredictable conversation with live music, comedy, cultural talent and creative minds all combine into one show. Live Wire Radio, a live-recorded radio show and independently … Continue reading
It’s time to bring light to our planet’s critical issues. That is what Eugene Environmental Film Festival (EEFF) plans to do. For the fifth year … Continue reading
By Janetta Overholser Mahatma Gandhi made a statement: “The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals … Continue reading
Two weeks ago, I got an email from a constituent. She confessed that she had signed the petition to put this recall election into motion. … Continue reading
By Don Brasted-Maki I am a Christian and proud to call myself one. I attend church on Sunday and a Bible study and prayer group … Continue reading
By Garrett Epps Former Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan left office in disrepute, but on one important occasion she did her job well. Her … Continue reading
IN MY OPINION, THESE TWO AREN’T NEWSPAPERS I live in Florence and read the local paper, The Register-Guard and Eugene Weekly for my print paper … Continue reading
DO UNION MEMBERS KNOW WHAT THEIR DUES ARE BUYING? The aggressive campaign by one union attempting to recall Paul Holvey appears to be incredibly highly … Continue reading
(LACK OF) TRUTH IN RECALL ADVERTISING As Senate Workforce Committee chairs we have been the Senate counterparts to Rep. Paul Holvey’s House Business and Labor … Continue reading
EPPS WRITES NOVELS, TOO I was pleased to read Garrett Epps’s commentary (“Insurrection Election”) in the Sept. 14 Eugene Weekly, and hope that there is … Continue reading
• Did you vote yet? Time is running out — or may have run out by the time you read this! The runoff round for Best … Continue reading
America’s college football fans will look to Eugene at 12:30 pm Saturday, Sept. 23, when the Colorado Buffaloes visit the Ducks. Oregon and Colorado are … Continue reading
The second and final round of Best of Eugene opened Sept. 7 and runs through noon Sept. 29. Don’t see a category you think we … Continue reading
Normally, when we hear of a local newspaper selling, we get the shivers, but this week it’s good news. Oregon-based Country Media has purchased Newport … Continue reading
Behind the kitchen doors of Krob Krua is a trio: sisters Varalux “Luk” Hardinger and Sujitra “Pat” Baker, and Jeff Hardinger. These minds behind each … Continue reading
Entering Saverio’s Bakery, you can usually see Tony Scaduto at work behind a rack of freshly baked baguettes and loaves of french batard and levain. … Continue reading
Those of us from locales to the south know if you eat spicy food it makes you sweat and cools you down. And the summer … Continue reading
Growing up, El Jaguar owner Bernardo Mendez-Canchola remembers hearing his parents dreaming of owning a restaurant. He’d hear his parents, who have worked for decades … Continue reading
This October, the British band Squeeze is coming to Eugene on a 50-year anniversary tour — meaning the band has existed twice as long as … Continue reading
Chicago rapper CupcakKe is bringing her unique brand of sexually charged lyrics to the WOW Hall stage this Friday, Sept. 22. After going viral in … Continue reading
The Cuthbert Amphitheater hosts Leihoku Fest Eugene Sept. 15. A night full of rock, reggae, island influences and more will fill the amphitheater as performers … Continue reading
A smooth pop creation with a grit of folk music finds its way to town. Matt Maeson plays at McDonald Theatre for his A Solo … Continue reading
On Sunday, Sept. 10, friends of Stephen “Lefty” Kelleher celebrated his life with a parade, walking behind his hearse and urn and winding through the … Continue reading
Our programs include: – Housing Services for Families helping families with children avoid and overcome homelessness – Permanent Supported Housing providing specialized housing and support services … Continue reading
“Having a program that seeks you out is so important because when you’re out there on the streets, there’s nothing – there’s no hope,” says ShelterCare … Continue reading
Looking for a realtor who both aligns with your values and supports our community? Look no further! Introducing… These are the real estate agents who … Continue reading
After decades of advocacy and work, new protections might finally be coming to one of Oregon’s most treasured landscapes – the Wild Rogue in Southwest … Continue reading