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Taylor Perse is a staff writer for Eugene Weekly covering investigations, news and features. She holds a degree in Journalism and Communication from the University of Oregon. Follower her on twitter @taylor_perse
The WOW Hall has been vacant of people and music performances these last few months; like other music venues it was dealt a blow by … Continue reading
There may not be a Pride festival this year, but the celebration must go on. So grab your rainbow flag and Black Lives Matter signs, … Continue reading
It was late Friday evening on May 29 when Tre Stewart and a friend stood at the top of a parking garage in downtown Eugene, … Continue reading
In the last few weeks, people around Eugene have come forward with anonymous complaints about their local workplaces, sharing some of these stories and allegations … Continue reading
Since mid-April, more than 4.8 million businesses have received loans from the Small Business Association (SBA) as a part of the Payroll Protection Program that … Continue reading
Bryan MacDonald has been in the Lane County Jail for more than five months. And for MacDonald, those last five months have felt like five … Continue reading
More than 30 days have passed since Black Lives Matter marchers started flooding the streets of the Eugene-Springfield area protesting police violence and systemic racism. … Continue reading
Isiah Wagoner of Black Unity was struck by a car early Sunday evening during a Black Lives Matter children’s march on Sunday, June 28, organized … Continue reading
On the morning of Juneteenth, a group of people met in front of the Wayne Morse Federal Courthouse at 5 am and began outlining letters … Continue reading
Black Lives Matter protest organizer Rachel Camarena was planning an event when Eugene Police Lt. Doug Mozan reached out to her from his personal Facebook, … Continue reading