5-star Oregon commit visiting Ole Miss this weekend is not good for Dan Lanning
Elite Oregon Ducks commit Tae Walden Jr is visiting Ole Miss this weekend, sparking concerns of a potential flip.
Lane County Surplus Sale; Goodwill Support Drive; United Way -Imagination Library
Lane County is preparing for its annual surplus vehicle auction later this month. Fleet Services will hold the public online auction September 24th through the 26th, featuring more than 60 vehicles and pieces of equipment, including cars, trucks, SUVs, buses, trailers, and heavy equipment. Bidding must be submitted onl
Eugene Police Makes (Then Deletes) Facebook Post Joking About Asking For Woman’s ‘Due Date’
In another example of the culture within the Eugene Police Department, on Sept. 17, its public information department made a Facebook post that included a joke that promoted angering a woman by asking when her “due date” is. It was deleted within hours and no immediate explanation, or apology, followed.
$38.2M awarded to fight veteran homelessness in Oregon
The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded $38,283,041 in grants to 22 community organizations to help Veterans in FY 2027 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless in Oregon The funding will be directed to veterans services in Portland, Salem, Beaverton, Corvallis, Eugene, Medford, and North Bend. This fund
Everyone Village to Host First Musical Festival
A growing transitional shelter program in Eugene is hosting its first-ever community music festival on Sept. 19.
Hult Center leans into being a gallery space, with another exhibit after Mayor’s Art...
When the Mayor’s Art Show wrapped up this spring at the Hult Center, the artwork came down off the walls of the Maurie Jacobs Community Room, leaving them white and bare. Laura Lee, the managing director of the Hult Center, began to ponder. This was the first year that...
Organizer of new folk music festival wants to build lasting event with top-flight talent
Nestled in the trees next to the Willamette River, a small Springfield stage in a scenic park will welcome two of the world’s best folk musicians this Saturday. This weekend marks the first-ever Turning Tides Music Festival, an all-day folk music festival in Springfield’s Island Park. Organizer Mike Meyer spoke about p
Police: DUII driver failed to stop for pedestrians in downtown Eugene
EUGENE, Ore. — Eugene police arrested a Roseburg man Wednesday night after an officer reported seeing him fail to stop for pedestrians in a downtown crosswalk and drive through additional intersections without coming to a complete stop. At about 9:36 p.m. Sept. 16, an officer saw a vehicle approaching...
Killeen I-14 death leaves a trail of lies and arrests
A Central Texas investigation that stretched across nearly two months has ended with two men in custody, closing in on the answers behind a chaotic freeway death that left a young woman dead on Interstate 14. Elwood Dentler, 22, of Fort Hood, and James Arthur Stevens, 64, of Copperas Cove,...
Hop Valley opens new Eugene pub as craft-beer industry evolves
EUGENE, Ore. — Hop Valley Brewing Co. opened a new pub at Eugene’s 5th Street Public Market on Thursday, returning the brand to downtown as the craft-beer industry adapts to a more competitive market. The opening comes during a period of change for craft breweries. The Brewers Association...

















