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It is a home set off from street traffic by a large yard. You might miss it as you drive by. That yard fronts a … 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
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
The daughter of a homeless woman who was killed in the early morning hours of August 26, 2019, when a Sanipac garbage truck backed over … Continue reading
So while wildfires have been tearing through Oregon faster and harder than my favorite death metal albums, two representatives from the Oregon State Fire Marshal, … 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
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
With all the wildland fires tearing up Oregon, it can be dizzying to accurately track everything. Maybe it is all the smoke we have been … Continue reading
Eugene Mayor Lucy Vinis plans to step down next year after two terms in office and is endorsing University of Oregon architecture planning instructor Kaarin … 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
Who knew that we could laugh so much about our nation’s Constitution — and take it so seriously at the same time? The opening show … Continue reading
It’s the opportunity artists yearn for but only a handful normally get — to have their work displayed on the walls of a professional art … 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
Last year, Eugene was ranked as one of America’s “Top 5 College Towns.” However, while much of the country knows our city as the home … Continue reading
By Teresa Hawkes Oregon is in the midst of a hot, smoky summer. I watch the temperature and air quality index (AQI) every day. I … 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
OLDER HOMES LACK VENTING FOR GAS STOVES While looking at homes to buy in Eugene recently, I noticed that most of the older homes we … Continue reading
MAKE EUGENE A DEMOCRACY FOR ALL Regarding City Club of Eugene President Andrew Kalloch’s Sept. 7 Viewpoint “What Makes Eugene, Eugene,” I suggest that is … 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
What we’re reading: Necessary Trouble: Growing up at midcentury by Drew Gilpin Faust, the former president of Harvard University This wonderfully written 270-page book is … 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
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
“Well, I know, I miss more than hit / With a face that was launched to sink.” And so begins the soulful ballad “The Worst … 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
On July 25, hit bands Train and Better than Ezra took the stage at the Cuthbert Amphitheater in Eugene giving the audience their greatest hits … 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