News Trieger: Politics versus Policy Lane County Commissioner Laurie Trieger answers EW’s questions about the county’s continued budget woes and the anticipated impacts on county governance from the Trump administration

By Emma J Nelson and McKenzie Young-Roy There are few activities that transcend religion, politics and culture. Storytelling, which walks hand-in-hand with language, bridges those …

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Jan 29, 2025 · Fahey says this year, she will be working to pass House Bill 2587, which removes caps on extra funding for K-12 school districts with special needs students.“If a school district has needs for extra funding because five percent of their students are special ed students, then the state has a pool of money for that,” she says.

By Emma J Nelson and McKenzie Young-Roy There are few activities that transcend religion, politics and culture. Storytelling, which walks hand-in-hand with language, bridges those …

Feb 9, 2023 · EW Extra Newsletter covers what’s happening with news, arts and events.Links to online articles, web extras and stories from print you may have missed. Local & Vocal is a weekly newsletter for online-extra opinion content so our community can continue thoughtful dialogue.

5 days ago · In 1982 Elisabeth Lyman, Lucia McKelvey, Sonja (Snyder) Ungemach, Lois Wadsworth and Bill Snyder founded What’s Happening out of a small shed on Lincoln Street near Washington Park.The publication later became Eugene Weekly.. Sadie Lincoln, Sonja Ungemach’s daughter, at 10 years old watched her mother stay up until midnight creating the newspaper and she even contributed to it in the early ...

Dec 19, 2024 · A Nod to Parker Learning Gardens. Parker Learning Gardens is growing mightily! The 330-acre educational organic farm has spent the pandemic offering outside education to children and families, offering children’s garden clubs and teen garden clubs, fresh cider-pressing and apple gleaning to low-income and neuro-divergent families in Lane County since 2020.

Dec 26, 2024 · Mortensen’s plan is to ensure the Weekly stays in local control and maintains financial stability for the long run. The goal is for the paper to continue as a community-based resource. “Over the last year, we have seen an outpouring of support for Eugene Weekly — not just financial help but incredible moral and emotional support,” Mortensen says.

Jul 25, 2024 · Next week, the Weekly will get a new look.. You’ll see a new logo and a redesign of the Weekly’s pages.The print paper has not had its fonts or layout changed in more than 10 years. Our interim publisher, Mark Zusman, says the redesign is less about trying to create a new identity than demonstrating the Weekly’s commitment to delivering the news in print.