Almost one month out from the beginning of the new year, how many of us can say we stuck to our resolutions? According to data-gathering …

News Wizards & Weeklys Beholders, spectators and mayors, oh my! Eugene Weekly explores how roleplay and storytelling walk hand-in-hand

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By Emma J Nelson and McKenzie Young-Roy There are few activities that transcend religion, politics and culture. Storytelling, which walks hand-in-hand with language, bridges those …

2024年12月19日 · Compost is the Key Eliot Bald (EW Letters, 12/5) makes some good points about Eugene’s leaf pick up, but he fails to address the most important question: Why are home owners and property managers putting so many leaves in the street in the first place? Leaves are a valuable on-site resource, and they should be tucked around bushes, left under trees or put in a compost pile. If done each year ...

2023年2月9日 · EW Extra Newsletter covers what’s happening with news, arts and events. Links to online articles, web extras and stories from print you may have missed. Local & Vocal is a weekly newsletter for online-extra opinion content so …

6 天之前 · Eugene Barre3 location owned by Jessica Neely. Photo courtesy Barre3 From Shed to Strength Sadie Lincoln, daughter of a founder of Eugene Weekly, started barre3, a fitness boutique with women’s bodies in mind

The Earth made one full rotation to get us back to sunny days, breezy nights, picnics, floats down the Willamette River, college students homebound and pollen-attacking allergies with every step. Now is the moment you all have been waiting for — drum roll please — four months' worth of events dedicated to the season. Locals and travelers …

2025年1月16日 · A piece of vacant downtown Eugene land — a scrap left over from city government’s nearly two decades of dithering over where to put City Hall — may be developed with housing. The city-owned parcel …

2024年7月25日 · It’s been more than six months since Eugene Weekly announced the devastating embezzlement that almost put this newspaper out of business. It’s been less than six months since our readers and this community rose up to fundraise and support this local and independent alternative weekly and bring it back to print. So where is the Weekly now? It’s in red boxes all over Eugene, delivered by ...