The Eugene Symphony performs a Sunday matinee of Romeo and Juliet March 15 Experience the most romantic, the most classic and the most messy love story ever told with Eugene Symphony’s performance ...

BLM’s ‘Notice of Intent’ Oregon’s forests and protected wildlife urgently need our rapid response to the BLM’s “Notice of ...

On Saturday, March 14, with over 25 years of experience, beekeepers in Eugene host a workshop for aspiring beekeepers in the PNW Our planet’s environment is constantly changing, and the continual ...

Some people who have formal dealings with Lane County government donate to the election campaigns of county commissioners. There’s nothing illegal about it. The donations are disclosed in ...

Until recently, most citizens scarcely imagined that a Trump II assault on the rule of law would extend much beyond a targeting of civil liberties, environmental enforcement, civil service protection, ...

The vacant, boarded-up former Shari’s restaurant on West 11th Avenue in west Eugene may soon be no more. A Portland developer is looking into tearing down the distinctive, six-sided, 30-year-old ...

Whether you’ve got 10 seconds or two hours, you can improve the lives of Lane County residents experiencing intellectual and developmental disabilities. The first Saturday in February, my brother ...

Land, how it shapes us and how we shape it, will be the connective tissue at a dual author event on Saturday when novelist Kathy Watson and journalist/professor Brent Walth team up for a reading ...

In 2022, novice politician David Loveall, his campaign funded by logging and lumber-mill businessmen, pulled off a remarkable upset. He narrowly ousted Joe Berney, the incumbent in the Springfield ...

A sign at the 'Ice Out' rally reads, 'We must love and support each other. We have nothing to lose but our chains,' Assata Shakur. Photo by Chandlor Henderson.

Tucked away amid clearcuts and logging roads in the Coburg Hills outside Eugene, the McGowan Creek Environmental Education Area is an ideal spot to wander among giant trees on a pleasant loop trail.

Riotously profane electroclash songs about queer identity and the boundaries of sexuality — as can be found on Canadian musician Peaches’ new album,No Lube So Rude, released in January — are ...