Spread Peace Around Coronavirus
In these apprehensive COVID-19 times, Beth Green is certain of one thing: “We have to figure out what we can do with what we have.” … Continue reading
Dan Buckwalter
Dan Buckwalter is Eugene Weekly's calendar editor, copy editor and staff writer. He was a longtime copy editor for The Register-Guard.
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Solidarity Share Fair
Solidarity Share Fair is continuing to serve homeless men and women as well as low-income folks on the final Tuesday of the month. Still, the … Continue reading
Recovery Groups in Lane County Are Going Online
Many recovery groups in Lane County are scrambling to find each other for meetings in the face of the novel coronavirus that has shut down … Continue reading
“I’m sorry”
As Eugene Weekly’s calendar editor, I have found myself either saying or typing the words “I’m sorry” to far too many people this week. My … Continue reading
Virus Cancellation Opens Space at Fairgrounds for Egan Warming Center
The shelter finds a new home for the rest of its season
Eugene is a ghost town these days. People are too scared to move beyond their sealed homes. Events everywhere have been postponed or flat-out canceled. … Continue reading
SPICE Robo Rat Rally Gala & Exposition
And they’re off for the first ever SPICE Robo Rat Rally Gala & Exposition! There’s Millie, Gilda, Jane, Trouble and Dazzle for your entertainment dollar … Continue reading
Random Events
Reflections on a brush with officers holding guns
This is the story of how I — had I dared sneeze — could have been shot and killed by the Eugene Police Department. I’m … Continue reading
Public Interest Environmental Law Conference
Move: Migration on a Changing Planet is the theme of the very busy weekend of keynote speakers, more than 100 panel discussions, workshops and films … Continue reading
Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue
The album was recorded over just two days in early 1959 and released in August of that year. With that, jazz turned a historic corner. … Continue reading
Abby Posner
From Evergreen, Colorado, she went to Los Angeles to work on her dream. She turned professional in 2006 with her banjo, mandolin and almost any … Continue reading