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Signal Ignites 4J Board Meeting

A Feb. 1 Eugene School District 4J board meeting becomes tense after Laural O’Rourke says the board is engaging in possibly illegal communication methods

BlogNews 2 days ago

What should have been an ordinary meeting of the Eugene School District 4J Board of Directors quickly turned into tense debate with concerns about public … Continue reading →

Online Extra Letters Feb. 2

Readers respond to EW's Slant about The Shedd's Billie Holiday show

Letters 3 days ago

Editor’s note: In our Jan. 29 issue, Eugene Weekly suggested rather than have a white woman perform the repertoire of Billie Holiday, a Black artist, … Continue reading →

Eugene’s City Hall Riviera

The city says buying the former EWEB building will cost $12 million and could lead to exciting developments

BlogNews 5 days ago

Eugene is buying a riverfront home.  At a Jan. 30 special meeting, the Eugene City Council voted 7-1, with Councilor Emily Semple dissenting, to purchase … Continue reading →

Witching Hour

Psychedelic rock band Frankie and the Witch Fingers makes Eugene debut at Old Nick’s Pub

BlogMusic 5 days ago

Few bands can match the pleasantly violent assault on the ears of The Stooges’ 1973 classic Raw Power. But Frankie and the Witch Fingers can … Continue reading →

A Walk Through Old New England

Works from three late 19th and early 20th century American composers are spotlighted at The Shedd 

ArtsBlogMusic 1 week ago

It’s been a bastion of flowering culture throughout the nation’s history, with Western European threads tied to much of it, and a slice of that … Continue reading →

It’s Not Easy Being an Asylum Seeker

The Oregon Community Asylum Network has brought more than 30 refugees to Eugene

Guest Viewpoint 1 week ago

By Victoria Koch I got a text around 8 pm, two days before Christmas Eve from Maria,* the asylum seeker I sponsor. She told me … Continue reading →

Lenses of Lane County

Artist-run collective launches photography exhibit, diverse in method and genre 

ArtsBlogVisual Arts 2 weeks ago

“I know people who go to a location specifically with a photo in mind,” says Walt O’Brien, a longstanding member of Eugene’s PhotoZone Gallery. “I … Continue reading →

The Elephant in the Room

Republican policies and the homeless crisis

Guest Viewpoint 2 weeks ago

By Steven Hiatt With all the recent discussions about the crisis of homelessness, I have not seen any acknowledgement of the elephant in the room. … Continue reading →

Pegasus Playhouse Takes Flight

Theater company opens new location, continues to expand limits of the youth musical

ArtsBlogTheater 3 weeks ago

“I can’t help but want to create something,” says Scott Frazier-Maskiell, founder and artistic director of Pegasus Playhouse. “I’m addicted to it.” Pegasus Playhouse, a … Continue reading →

Continuing The Legacy Of Courage, Hope and Joy

The Women’s Choral Society, Eugene’s oldest women’s choir, performs at Beall Hall

ArtsBlogMusic 3 weeks ago

It performs as a full choir just twice a year, so now would be a great time to take in the melodic voices of the … Continue reading →

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