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Culture

A Century of Memories

103-year old Elizabeth Rice recalls true love, growing up in war and her love of art 

Culture 1 day ago

At 103, Elizabeth Rice recalls her experiences with the Great Depression, World War II, the Vietnam War and more recent conflicts in the Middle East. … Continue reading →

Making Room 

Three friends separated by generations find a way to grow older together 

Culture 1 day ago

On a quarter acre of land in Eugene’s Santa Clara neighborhood live three friends. Between them are decades of stories — of loss, health care, … Continue reading →

Still Fighting Back

The Raging Grannies may be ‘of that certain age’ but it doesn’t stop them from protesting

Culture 1 day ago

As Penny Palmer, 85, stands in front of the downtown Eugene Federal Building each week with her friends, she sings her heart out to protest … Continue reading →

Raging and Aging

Some things are better with age 

Culture 1 day ago

The older folks get, the more they protest — at least that’s what we’ve seen under the Trump administration. And the older folks get, the more … Continue reading →

Pollinators, Love and Free Plants

Late summer flowers are workhorses in the garden

Gardening 1 day ago

By Cynthia Lafferty Greetings fellow plant lovers! As summer wanes and we earnestly wait for fall rains, let’s look at some of our summer and … Continue reading →

Good Morning, Sunshine!

Almost 200 naked people gathered in Marcola for the American Association for Nude Recreation Convention. Here’s what happened.

Culture 2 weeks ago

For many, being in the nude is the most natural, human thing we can do — we were born naked after all. Some believe that … Continue reading →

Kiatsu Migraine Relief 

Classes at the Oregon Ki Society’s Eugene Dojo offer an alternative treatment to migraine-related pain 

Health 2 weeks ago

Migraines are not just painful headaches. They can be debilitating, last up to 72 hours and disrupt life by leaving sufferers exhausted for days. While … Continue reading →

A Long Road to Prenatal Care

In an area where mood disorders and substance abuse are higher than national averages, Lane County’s Nurse Family Partnership program meets families where they live

Health 2 weeks ago

For some pregnant people in Lane County, getting prenatal care is more than making an appointment. It can mean finding a way to travel over … Continue reading →

Prodigy Doctor

World’s youngest doctor has a practice in Eugene

Health 2 weeks ago

When Dr. Balamurali Ambati was four years old, he stood up on a chair in the kitchen to see what his mom was cooking. To … Continue reading →

Caring For Your Health

From the world’s youngest doctor to taking care of our youngest community members in the Health Care issue

Health 2 weeks ago

With Medicaid cuts on the horizon, a rising cost of insurance premiums and a lack of access to primary care, it’s easy to find yourself … Continue reading →

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