2026 Oregon high school track and field state meet: OSAA state championships schedule and...
If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. Late May has arrived and the 2026 Oregon School Activities Association track and field state meet is set for this week at the University of Oregon. Athletes and teams across the six OSAA track and field classifications will meet and comp
The Eugene Tea Festival Returns With Tastings and Tea Circles
Tea enthusiasts, mark your calendars for the fourth annual Eugene Tea Festival, Sunday, May 31. More than 50 different vendors will provide complimentary samples of unique teas, such as mulberry, boba tea, kombucha, Taiwanese oolong and teas from Nepal, China and South Korea. Even if you don’t drink tea, you’ll be able
Self-defense claim made in Prindel Creek Farm murder trial
A fear of being pulled down from a raised platform onto a concrete floor led Everett Fuller to shoot Christopher Clark Jr., an attorney for Fuller told jurors Wednesday, May 27, on the opening day of his murder trial. Fuller, 57, fatally shot Clark on a remote property known as...
Chambers Street bridge reopens after more than a year of construction
More than a year after the project began, construction on the Chambers Street bridge is finished. Orange cones, construction equipment and lane closures on the bridge have been a daily reality for drivers since March 2025 as crews worked on seismic retrofits. On May 22, the City of Eugene’s Public Works Engineering div
Advocates, UO students gather to push for improved traffic safety on Patterson Street
University of Oregon students and other community members put up signs along several blocks of Patterson Street in Eugene, reminding motorists to slow down and be mindful of students, children and bicyclists along the stretch between 19th and 23rd avenues. The group gathered Wednesday, May 27, to put out the...
Coast-To-Coast Swatting Spree: Oregon Teen Busted After Ohio School Chaos
An 18-year-old from Veneta, Oregon, has been hit with federal charges in what authorities describe as a swatting campaign that shut down parts of Ohio’s school day this spring. Investigators say a wave of hoax calls in March triggered multi-agency searches, lockdowns and closures that touched roughly 35 schools across
Flashlights and Bristlecones: Adam Gerlach’s “Traces of Light” at Don Dexter Gallery
Close your eyes and imagine standing in a forest at midnight. The air is cold, the darkness absolute. Suddenly, a beam of light pierces the blackness, slowly caressing the deep, twisted grooves of a trunk that has stood for thousands of years. Today at the Don Dexter Gallery, the photography of Portland artist Adam Ger
Dan Lanning just got great news in Oregon’s pursuit of in-state star
Oregon Ducks recruiting target George VanSandt decommitted from Arkansas just weeks after an offer from the hometown team.
Lucas Rhoa, 6-5 300, wrestles between Oregon and Texas with Ducks visit 2 days...
In the first clip of his HUDL highlight tape, 6-5, 300 offensive tackle Lucas Rhoa lines up wide as a slot receiver to the right and goes in motion before the snap.
Linn County wins $8.7M grant to boost wildfire readiness
LINN COUNTY, Ore. - Linn County received an $8.7 million federal grant to fund wildfire preparedness efforts over the next five years, according to the Sweet Home Fire District. District officials said that the Community Wildfire Defense Grant will support the Wildfire Ready Linn County project. Sweet Home Fire and...

















