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Oregon, Kentucky Quarterback Target Makes Recruiting Announcement

Four-star quarterback recruit Andre Adams from the class of 2027 has set his commitment date.
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Parallel Lines of Power: Lane County Lawsuit Reflects Broader Strains Seen Across Southern Oregon...

A legal battle unfolding in Lane County is drawing attention far beyond Eugene, not simply for its constitutional claims, but for how closely its underlying tensions resemble patterns long observed in Josephine County. At the center is a federal lawsuit filed by Lane County Commissioner David Loveall, a case that now...
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Oregon’s Best: Junkyard Extreme Burgers & Brats Found in Junction City!

When Guy Fieri stopped here for “Diners, Drive-ins & Dives,” it was hard to tell what he was most surprised by. Was it the fact that this place is miles from anywhere? Or, that it’s in a town with about 30 people? Or, was it the Big Block: A one-pound burger with ingredients including — but not limited to — cheese...
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The women of World War II reflect on their homefront service, inspiring the next...

They climbed up towers, scouting out the skyline for enemy planes on both coasts of the United States. They assembled bombers, drilled airplane wings together and welded in docks. When necessary, they quickly changed out of their school dresses after class, putting on coveralls to start swing shifts in factories...
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Allegedly impaired driver stopped after reckless pursuit in Sweet Home

SWEET HOME, Ore. - A 32-year-old Linn County woman was arrested Wednesday night for allegedly engaging Linn County sheriff's deputies in a chase through Sweet Home while impaired at more than twice the legal limit, according to the Linn County Sheriff's Office. LCSO officials said a deputy spotted a 2010...
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‘Project Sanitation Justice’ gets underway in Eugene

Have you ever asked yourself, “Where’s the nearest public restroom?”. In Eugene, a citywide venture aims to map each and every one. The goal of “Project Sanitation Justice” is to plot handwashing stations, water fountains and restrooms. It’s not only to provide people with information on where to find them, but to...
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Eugene Family YMCA looks to fund two new projects

The Eugene YMCA is taking feedback from the community about building out its Patterson Street property in South Eugene, where the old YMCA had been, and adding a new location in North Eugene. CEO Brian Steffen said there are two potential sites off River Road in Santa Clara. He said...
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Discover whimsy and wonder at Eugene’s Faerie Market

The Faerie Market returned to Eugene for its fourth year, offering a welcoming, inclusive event celebrating fantasy, artistry, and community connection.
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Public comments: Trustee decision for fossil fuels weakens green UO branding

Jeff Schroeder says the University of Oregon ought to be a leader in going green. "So why on earth are we continuing to heat our campus by unsustainably burning fossil fuels? Why is the UO still the biggest source of climate-polluting emissions in Eugene?" Presenter: The University of Oregon Board...
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Eugene 4J budget gap could be $10M to $20M larger than anticipated

Eugene 4J School District leaders say they may need to cut an additional $10 million to $20 million from next year’s budget in order to close a far larger than anticipated shortfall. The 4J School Board already authorized Superintendent Miriam Mickelson to eliminate up to 269 jobs and scale...

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