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The Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide is known globally for its efforts on the intertwined issues of human rights and the environment in over 80 countries. … Continue reading
Hundreds of area residents are begging someone, anyone — Eugene Mayor Kaarin Knudson, Eugene city councilors, local air protection regulators, state wetlands regulators — to … Continue reading
Since its founding in 2000, Beyond Toxics has been at the forefront of advocacy on environmental justice issues in Eugene and beyond. Beyond Toxics was … Continue reading
The U.S. Forest Service is proposing to rescind the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, which prohibits the construction and maintenance of roads in inventoried roadless … Continue reading
“There’s always going to be a need for activism; there’s always going to be a need for you and me doing the right thing, being … Continue reading
For New York-based comedian Liz Glazer, finding out she wanted to be a comic was a lot like when she realized she was lesbian. “I … Continue reading
The Muse Collective, a diverse cabaret troupe based in Eugene, performs Gettin’ Slizzard, a pop-themed show featuring musical references from the late 2000s and early … Continue reading
Since 2001, the Roadless Area Conservation Rule has ensured protection for big wild places across the U.S., including some of Oregon’s most iconic landscapes. Now, … Continue reading
The 1990s West Coast was an integral setting for grunge and alternative rock, with bands like Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane’s Addiction and Sublime … Continue reading
Bradley Cook knows a thing or two about album covers, having photographed the album cover for Buddy Guy’s Born to Play Guitar, which won the … Continue reading
Eugene artist Yvonne Stubbs chronicles discovering Indigenous heritage along with her Black family line with Bloodlines: A Personal Journey Through Art, Memory and Heritage. The … Continue reading
It’s partly a show to spotlight teen artists, most of whom have never had their art work shown in a professional gallery setting. But the … Continue reading
Lexis Shardé has a lot going on: She hosts several pop-up stand-up comedy shows at different venues in Eugene each month, performs with her Eugene-based … Continue reading
By Stephanie Bulger For more than 50 years, Lane Community College has been a trusted path to opportunity for Lane County residents. Through degrees and … Continue reading
By Steve McQuiddy Recent months have brought us stories of troubles on the Lane Community College Board of Directors, elected positions that decide policy and … Continue reading
As someone who made the switch to electric vehicles in 2017 and never looked back, I’ve discovered some eye-opening truths about the real cost of … Continue reading
By Ruhi Sophia Motzkin Rubenstein Two weeks ago, a local pastor called to ask if I had concerns about his church hosting Palestinian speaker Sami … Continue reading
In Appreciation of the Rabbi’s Words I greatly appreciated Rabbi Ruhi Sophia Motzkin Rubenstein’s thoughtful words (EW, 8/28). Her piece advocates protesting the war in … Continue reading
A Message That Strikes Home I was moved reading the words of Daniel Kahn’s father (EW, 8/21). The man killed by Springfield police and his … Continue reading
From the Older and Bolder Crowd — Thank You I was waiting with anticipation for your publication to come out geared towards the senior generation, … Continue reading
It’s Insidious It is scary to me that anyone on the Lane County Commission board is injecting Christianity into county meetings (EW, 8/14). The boundaries … Continue reading
• Bern Johnson, who is retiring as executive director of Environmental Alliance Worldwide, tells reporter Corin Antonio in this week’s cover story that when his … Continue reading
• Feeling civic? City Club of Eugene is back from break! Eugene Mayor Kaarin Knudson will be interviewed by KLCC Reporter Rebecca Hansen-White at noon … Continue reading
By EW editorial staff • It’s Eugene Weekly’s annual Pets Issue! And the pet photo contest — see the winners in this issue — is as much … Continue reading
• In the spirit of the nude issue, here is some advice from an experienced nudist if you’re considering dipping your toes into the lifestyle. … Continue reading
From the deep south of Hat Yai, Thailand, to Eugene’s Van Buren Street, the tree-shaded food cart immediately began growing in the community after opening … Continue reading
The idea of Domek started with a walk through a freezer section in a chain grocery store that made chef Andrew Hroza a little homesick … Continue reading
After a February car crash left their Eugene food cart damaged and an employee hospitalized with burns, Gotcha Burger is not only back in business … Continue reading
For more than 30 years, JJ Schill has owned and operated Valley Restaurant Equipment, supporting eateries around the state. Outside of his store, he and … Continue reading
On Sept.16, 22-time Grammy-nominated musician Jon Batiste performs his Big Money tour for one of the last shows of Cuthbert Amphitheater’s 2025 Summer Concert Series. … Continue reading
Together We Are Enough is a two-day punk festival featuring more than 20 bands performing free at Washington Jefferson Skatepark, aiming to provide resources for … Continue reading
Two decades and a couple years ago, a much-younger version of singer-songwriter Nellie McKay showed up for a New York recording session with the late … Continue reading
Omaha, Nebraska-based indie rock band Cursive performs Sunday, Sept. 7, at WOW Hall. They are supporting last year’s Devourer, the group’s eighth full-length studio album, … Continue reading
Photos by Todd Cooper.
Shortly before 4 pm Thursday, August 7, a vegetation fire was reported along Highway 58 near milepost 37, just east of the city of Oakridge … Continue reading
Gold medalist and world record holder Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone won the Kettle & Fire Women’s 400 Meter with a time of 48.90 on Day 3 of … Continue reading
Prioritizing your mental well-being is just as important as taking care of your physical health – and it might be easier than you think. Making … Continue reading
Gregory Erling Flato was born on June 27, 1947, in Astoria, Oregon, the oldest child of Erling and Esther Flato (née Kallunki) and passed away … Continue reading