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With Medicaid cuts on the horizon, a rising cost of insurance premiums and a lack of access to primary care, it’s easy to find yourself … Continue reading
An eerie quiet may descend on some Eugene-Springfield industrial areas as more manufacturers close up shop and move jobs away. The latest closures — Bowtech … Continue reading
Michelle Varga handed her a mirror. Months earlier, breast cancer had taken both of Meridith Pyle’s breasts, her nipples and, she says, much of the … Continue reading
“As for the future, your task is not to foresee it, but to enable it.” — Antoine de Saint-Exupery • Check EugeneTogetherStrong.org for protest updates. … Continue reading
Community Supported Shelters, which first opened its doors in Lane County in 2013, is opening a brand-new center consolidating services under one roof at 4:30 … Continue reading
On Fridays, it’s biscuits and gravy day at St. Vincent De Paul’s Service Center on Highway 99. A White Bird Clinic van sits at the … Continue reading
Before running for county commissioner in Lane County, Laurie Trieger had long admired the number of county-provided services like the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) … Continue reading
The news that the Supreme Court has cleared the way for Donald Trump to try to screw us over on vote-by-mail both pissed us off … Continue reading
On August 22, the Highway 58 Herald announced its imminent closure, set for Sept. 15. The announcement comes after what George Custer, former editor and … Continue reading
For many, being in the nude is the most natural, human thing we can do — we were born naked after all. Some believe that … Continue reading
For the first time in several years, Oregon indie-folk band Horse Feathers is back out on the road, celebrating the 20th anniversary of their cult … Continue reading
Eugene influencer Ashe “The Vibe Rater” Newton has been making the rounds of local fame in a huge way. Her online presence is dedicated to … Continue reading
The Obon and Taiko Festival celebrates its 35th anniversary Saturday, August 29. The event centers on celebrating Japanese traditions, live taiko drumming and remembrance of … Continue reading
The threshold of harm. Do you know what that is? I feel like it’s an arbitrary measurement, practiced deeply and subjectively. It depends on your … Continue reading
Much disturbs me about the Trump administration, but as a minister, nothing more than the support from so many who espouse the Christian faith. Frank … Continue reading
I’m excited to share news that’s been years in the making. After more than three decades of thoughtful stewardship by the families of Art and … Continue reading
By Berkley Carnine This week I learned of a community member lost to suicide after seeking help. He needed timely, attuned support that he or … Continue reading
Say What on Hoyle? I am a little astounded to learn that certain environmental groups are not supporting Rep. Val Hoyle for Congress because they … Continue reading
Keep Baseball We must keep the Eugene Emeralds in Eugene. Joe R. Blakely Eugene DeName Them Eugene has a park, school and street named after … Continue reading
That House Near Coburg Kudos to Christian Wihtol for the Wildfang bankruptcy saga. Wow. We’ve long wondered about that unfinished house. Now we know, thanks … Continue reading
Everyday Life Photo Contest Thank you to all staff at Eugene Weekly for choosing my photo as the winner of your Everyday Life Photo Contest. … Continue reading
• Sept. 7 is Labor Day, which in Oregon is the harbinger of fall. This means that the midterm elections are drawing near. The election … Continue reading
• EW Asks! It’s Best of Eugene season! And the OG (30 years baby, it’s like we’re adults) Best of Eugene wants to know: What … Continue reading
By EW editorial staff • We’ve been overwhelmed by the kind words and congratulations following last week’s announcement about Eugene Weekly’s next chapter. This week … Continue reading
• Your little community rag is, as we like to say, one of the most Eugene things about Eugene, and it’s staying that way! After … Continue reading
After spending a week trying to sell my car online to people who channel exclusively through Wayne Brady’s Let’s Make a Deal, I decided I … Continue reading
Sometimes, people in Eugene live in the past. When talking about the food scene, it doesn’t take long for someone to mourn the departed, whether … Continue reading
For years, they talked about opening a breakfast food truck. The couple spent weekends testing breakfast sandwiches in their kitchen, tossing around menu ideas and … Continue reading
By The Salty Chef, honest fucking reviews If desserts were people, pie would be the one who says, “I’m low maintenance,” then hijacks your entire … Continue reading
Brooklyn-based musician Tracy Bonham, who played grunge and alt-rock early in her career, has faith in young people. “They’re so smart. We should trust them … Continue reading
Charley Snellings, a beloved Eugene-based blues musician, passed away Nov. 12, 2025. A tribute concert will be held on August 19, featuring Paul Biondi, Robert … Continue reading
American music has continuously evolved and grown, with one of its most identifiable genres, jazz, carrying musical influences from throughout the world. The 35th Oregon … Continue reading
The Eugene Saturday Market Stage was oozing with anticipation August 15, with a crowd of nearly 150 gathered to see who the Society for the … Continue reading
Sleater-Kinney played a blistering July 25 set at WOW Hall, in a hometown tour stop for Kinney singer and guitarist Corin Tucker, celebrating the 30th … Continue reading
Ideas for love, dates and everything in between I Saw You Personal ads from the heart. Think a submission is about you? Reach out at … 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