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Johnson Brothers Garden Market – Making Outdoor Living in Eugene Beautiful!

Johnson Brothers Garden Market … your premier garden center and plant nursery!. The Johnson Brothers started as a small road side stand with a few vegetables and flowers for sale in 1985. They sold plants to local residents driving by and soon word spread about their quality plants. Now,...
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Speakers available to present May 2026 watershed measure

The Lane County Watersheds Bill of Rights "establishes irrevocable rights for all our watersheds to exist, flourish, regenerate and naturally evolve, free from contamination and degradation, and which thereby protects their integrity and natural diversity both now and for future generations." Presenter: Voters will...
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Suspect caught in Eugene tunnel after 3-hour standoff

A suspect wanted for several warrants was successfully rescued from a tunnel by Eugene Police and Eugene-Springfield Fire after a three-hour standoff.
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Jamari Johnson makes a great play to start 3rd quarter, goes down hard

Early in the third quarter, the star of the game so far has been Jamari Johnson, Oregon's No. 2 tight end.
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‘Home Improvement’ star, girlfriend arrested in Oregon; actor held without bail

EUGENE, Ore. — Zachery Ty Bryan, known for his role on the sitcom “Home Improvement,” was arrested in Oregon over the weekend after authorities said he violated probation stemming from a previous domestic violence conviction, according to TMZ. According to online jail records cited by TMZ, Bryan was taken into...
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Addressing Perishable Donations in Eugene’s Little Free Pantries: A Thanksgiving Report

In a recent social media post, a resident of Eugene/Springfield shared their experience and observations about the Little Free Pantries in the area. The individual and their spouse spent Thanksgiving Day filling eight pantries in the Whit and West Eugene areas. They noted a disparity in the stocking of the pantries,...
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Anyone Interested in Hanging Out at Portal Tea and Visiting the Oddity Market Right...

In a recent social media post, a 27-year-old AFAB/NB individual expressed disappointment after a planned meet-up with an online friend at Portal Tea fell through. They had hoped to spend the day relaxing, chatting, sipping tea, and strolling around the market. However, their friend went AWOL, leaving them alone at...
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Razed Blue River business launching community-based fundraiser to rebuild

More than five years since the Holiday Farm Fire swept through the McKenzie River Corridor, affected businesses are still struggling to pay rebuilding expenses. Now, one Blue River proprietor is trying a brick-by-brick approach. Meyer’s General Store & Liquor Shop was not only a store to acquire groceries and beer;...
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Today we launch a three-part series examining food insecurity in Lane County

For many in our community, the table was sparse — or empty. And for some, that’s not just a holiday reality but an everyday one. The face of hunger may not look the way you expect. It’s families where parents juggle multiple jobs. It’s a man who...
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Eugene Police Say License Plate Readers Cut Stolen-Car Recovery Times by 30 Percent

Eugene Police report stolen-vehicle recoveries averaged 15.3 hours with automated license plate readers, sharply reducing recovery times and contributing to a steeper-than-expected decline in thefts. Eugene, OR. — Eugene Police say the use of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) has significantly improved the...

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