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By Frank Lawson Twenty-four hours a day, 365 days a year, tomorrow, next year, next decade and next century — our work at the Eugene … Continue reading
All it takes is one disaster for Eugene to lose its primary source of water. Just one fire, one earthquake or one oil spill on … Continue reading
The city of Eugene could soon have a City Hall with a view of the Willamette River. On the afternoon of Jan. 18, Eugene Water … Continue reading
The historic, lichen-covered wall of College Hill reservoir 607 stretches for an entire block on Lincoln Street. An aging plaque on the wall tells the … Continue reading
A behind-the-scenes proposal to put a branch of the University of Oregon’s art museum on the riverfront in downtown Eugene has been shot down by … Continue reading
Joining the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a bit like going through the five stages of grief. You start, of course, with denial: There … Continue reading
Shocked by the news of hydraulic oil leaking into the McKenzie River, just hundreds of feet from the intake for Eugene’s drinking water? Don’t be. It’s … Continue reading
An immense old oak tree crushed Kaye Parsons’ garage roof during December’s record-breaking ice storm in Eugene that knocked out power to thousands. Parsons can … Continue reading