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• This community lost two remarkable women in April, Nancie Fadeley and Ruth Duemler. The daughter of a minister, Fadeley served in the Oregon Legislature, … Continue reading
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From Bach festival drama to baby horses in Slant
• It’s our pleasure to see that Eugene photographer Tarrah Krajnak has been honored as a 2024 Guggenheim Fellow. Krajnak, an assistant professor of art … Continue reading
Back in South Eugene Albertsons and more in Slant
• Thank you to the readers who have reached out to Albertsons and let them know of their dismay that the supermarket chain has decided … Continue reading
From sportsball to Springfield in Slant
• As the college basketball season winds down with no Ducks in the Final Four, the coaches are working hard to secure commitments from proven … Continue reading
From poetry to upcoming Native American powwows in Slant
• What we’re reading: Kwame Alexander’s This Is the Honey: An anthology of contemporary Black poets. It’s a read that takes you to another world, … Continue reading
From the return of Art and the Vineyard to Activist Alert in Slant
• It has been suggested that Colt Gill, the popular former superintendent of Bethel School District, fill in for 4J while the board searches for … Continue reading
From 4J to roundabouts in Slant
• Eugene Weekly went to print on Wednesday before the Eugene 4J School Board met March 6 to make a decision on Superintendent Andy Dey’s … Continue reading
From 4J to Fruit Loops in Slant
By EW editorial staff • When Eugene Weekly first started to discover the extent of the embezzlement, one of the first of the many awesome businesses … Continue reading
Slant From Missing People to Online Extras
• Third issue back! And we did warn you there would be some bumps along the way! To those of you who noticed we didn’t … Continue reading
Trees, ballet and 4J in Slant
• We got a note from a reader who heard about us through all the media coverage of the community’s efforts to keep this paper … Continue reading