Eugene Weekly

The Eugene Weekly is a distinctive weekly publication based in Eugene, Oregon. This alternative newspaper is released every Thursday and has a circulation of 39,850 copies. It features an annual list called "Best of Eugene," along with a restaurant guide titled "Chow!" Additionally, it includes special sections that cover various topics such as festivals, music, wine, health, and travel.

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Hacksaw in the House

1 week ago | eugeneweekly.com | Dan Buckwalter

It’s back to work for fiddler and banjoist Miriam Hacksaw, and that means the Eugene native who now lives in New Orleans is hitting the road for five months. “New Orleans feels like a vacation to me,” she says from Olympia, Washington, before a performance. “Touring is the work.” That work brings her to Sam Bond’s June 21 and a chance to catch up with family and friends.
Activist Alert

1 week ago | eugeneweekly.com | Camilla Mortensen

“A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government.” ― Edward Abbey• Disappeared in America Visual Action, June 26, place and time TBA. Showing up at courthouses and town squares across the country to say: in America, we don’t let the government disappear people. • Resist! Persist! Repeat! Weekly Protest, 10 am to 11 am, Mondays, corners of 29th and Willamette Street.
Arrested. Again.

1 week ago | eugeneweekly.com | Camilla Mortensen

Elisha Jo Young, 38, has been arrested for the second time on five felony charges of embezzling tens of thousands of dollars from Eugene Weekly between 2021 to 2023. This time, Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek’s office approved her extradition. This is the latest in a surprising series of twists and turns since the alleged embezzlement against EW came to light in late 2023.
A Painstaking Process for Beautiful Art

2 weeks ago | eugeneweekly.com | Dan Buckwalter

It’s a painstaking multi-step approach to art, but the results are beautiful, and lifetime Eugene resident Connie Mueller is ready to show her art again at White Lotus Gallery. Journeys in Oregon: Reduction Linocut Prints by Connie Mueller begins its seven-week run June 13 with prints that reach for the vast blue-gray sky over Peoria Road right before a storm to the crystal clear waters of the Willamette River reflecting the clouds on a bright day.
Activist Alert

2 weeks ago | eugeneweekly.com | Camilla Mortensen

“TO the States or any one of them, or any city of the States, Resist much, obey little,Once unquestioning obedience, once fully enslaved,Once fully enslaved, no nation, state, city of this earth, ever after- ward resumes its liberty.” — Walt Whitman• Veterans for Peace, noon to 3 pm, Friday, June 13, 7th and Pearl.
De-Flocking the Cameras

2 weeks ago | eugeneweekly.com | Camilla Mortensen

Eugene and Springfield police intend to launch license plate readers that use AI to make digital fingerprints of vehicles. Activists and civil liberties advocates have expressed concerns about the use of the data and the lack of public input on the cameras. KLCC reports that the Flock camera system already has some of the solar powered cameras in place and that it could also make digital fingerprints of bikes.
Celebrating the Solstice

3 weeks ago | eugeneweekly.com | Emma Nelson

If you’re driving past the McKenzie River Community Track late June and hear the whirring of chainsaws, it’s not loggers you’re listening to — it’s artists. The McKenzie River Solstice Arts Festival in Vida features many Oregon-based artists, including a live demonstration by Cottage Grove chainsaw artist Brittny Hughes.
Old Dealership Gets a Makeover

3 weeks ago | eugeneweekly.com | Christian Wihtol

A vacant former car dealership in west Eugene is being turned into offices for the growing Zip-O business, the longtime Eugene maker of specialty timbers and beams. The family that owns Zip-O Log Mills and Zip-O Laminators bought the distinctive Sheppard Motors building at 2300 West 7th Avenue late last year and is proceeding with renovations.
Activist Alert

3 weeks ago | eugeneweekly.com | Camilla Mortensen

“Where you see wrong or inequality or injustice, speak out, because this is your country. This is your democracy. Make it. Protect it. Pass it on.” — Thurgood Marshall, Supreme Court justice • Veterans for Peace D-Day Rally, noon to 3 pm, Friday, June 6, 7th and Pearl. • Hands Off Our National Forests! Meet anytime between 10 am and 5 pm, Saturday, June 7, at Hardesty trailhead, milepost 21, Hwy 58.
Honoring Sharon Schuman

3 weeks ago | eugeneweekly.com | Dan Buckwalter

This was not the way the season was supposed to end for Chamber Music Amici. The ensemble’s June 8 and 9 concerts were originally planned as celebratory affairs to honor Sharon Schuman, the deeply respected violinist and a force in the community who worked extensively as a treasurer for SquareOne Villages and to raise money for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund. She also was a retired educator who taught English at the University of Oregon.