Pressure Cooker
In recent weeks, more than 200 residents from Springfield and across the region have swamped the Springfield City Council with emails and letters supporting a … Continue reading →
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Developing Radical Alternatives
In 2020, a group of local longtime punks saw a rising rate of suicide in Lane County, especially among youth and within alternative subcultures. In … Continue reading →
Two of a Kind
Newberry & Verch are Old-timey folk musicians April Verch and Joe Newberry, who play traditional-style original music from the Missouri Ozarks and Canada’s Ottawa Valley. … Continue reading →
Jones-McCann, UO and More in Letters
An Honorary Pulitzer If Pulitzer Prizes for investigative reporting are awarded to local weekly reporters, Christian Wihtol deserves top honors for his second in-depth exposure … Continue reading →
Eugene is Friends With Farmworkers!
Eugene Friends of Farmworkers and 20 other local groups have organized A Night in Solidarity with Farm Worker Rights Oct. 29, a benefit concert at … Continue reading →
Eugene is a Union Town
By Jenn Smith For too long, big billion-dollar corporations have been bringing in record profits while working people are squeezed tighter and tighter. Eugeneans are … Continue reading →
Funding for the Future
Café Mam, the locally owned Eugene coffee roaster donates 10 cents of every pound of coffee purchased to the farms in Chiapas, Mexico, where the … Continue reading →
4th Annual Walktober
Walktober is back for its fourth year. With over 50 free, themed, guided walks across Eugene and Springfield during October, walkers win prizes, meet new … Continue reading →
Put your Paws up
For people experiencing homelessness, caring for a pet is a reason to get up in the morning, says Joanna Wallace, fundraising coordinator for Pro-Bone-O, a … Continue reading →
Seasonal Creep
Seasonal creep is the irritating guilty pleasure we hate to love. In nature, it’s what happens when the usual timing of the seasons gets shoved … Continue reading →
Slant — Still at it
• We are still reeling at the news of the school shooting at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend. That children and teachers were once again … Continue reading →
Local and Vocal
Ballots are out and voting has begun — vote early and walk your ballot to the nearest dropbox! Before you do that, read Eugene Weekly’s election … Continue reading →
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