They’re called stealth cell-phone towers. But little is stealthy about the latest one in Eugene, which measures 75 feet tall ...
I like to camp in the snow. My wife, Janell, is OK with a bit of snowshoeing, but she’d rather camp by a lodge fireplace, ...
On Dec. 5, two human rights activists, Chloe Longworth and Anna Lardner, represented by activist legal defense nonprofit ...
The city of Eugene launched a program in October — required by state law — that sheds light on its history of discrimination ...
A community-driven open mic featuring local performers and high-energy headliner performance by Hobo Johnson & The Lovemakers ...
Walk into the spacious Barker Gallery upstairs at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art this month and you might think you’ve ...
Steaming About Republican Policies I am having a difficult time wondering how we got to this point with the present federal Republican senators and representatives. These are not the Republicans I ...
By Nadine Scott We already have clean energy infrastructure in place. Why destroy what’s working? Eugene Water & Electric Board voted in 2022 to decommission the historic Leaburg Dam and power ...
If your gift list includes someone whose vibe is less jingle bells and more summoning spells, Sparrow & Serpent Pub has you ...
Look for hidden gems throughout Hendricks Park at the Forest Fairies Nature Quest this Sunday, Dec. 14. Starting at the Francis M. Wilkins Shelter, this walk includes a hunt for “fairies,” or pine ...
Oregon’s largest teachers union, the Oregon Education Association, is encouraging its members to proactively train and prepare for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activities on school ...
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