By Laura Allen Should I write an obituary? No one else had. I’m not family or even a close friend; I didn’t even know his last name, which is why I did nothing. What would you do? But as the ...

Sometimes Eugene is a little more Portland than Portland,” Fred Armisen admits to Eugene Weekly in a phone call, “a more intense version of it. There’s a city that’s known for something,” ...

Sometimes it’s nice to escape. Some people escape into reruns of Grey’s Anatomy, some into death by chocolate cake, some run.

Experience the unique sound born in the heart of Eugene — local artist and producer Marv Ellis has broken through the music ...

A Chicago-based developer has paid a high price to move ahead with the student apartment tower it will build less than a block from the University of Oregon’s west entrance. The developer, CRG, ...

A woman named Gina, who was close to Australian storytelling comedian Jon Bennett, lost her virginity in Eugene. Bennett, now ...

By Angel Valdez To many students and community members, the longtime cafe on East 13th Avenue next to the University of ...

Floater’s album Glyph turned 30 in 2025, and on New Year’s Eve, the grunge and progressive metal band — which formed in Eugene in the ’90s — plays the record front-to-back at McDonald Theatre.

As the year wraps up, we’re reminded — again — that independent local news doesn’t just magically appear. It exists because this community insists on having a watchdog, a megaphone and occasionally a ...

By EW staff and this community Give the gift of your support — whether it’s volunteering or that bottom-line funding it takes ...

In 2018, Viki Neville knew she was doing something right when a little girl did a double-take of the creations displayed in her booth at the Picc-A-Dilly Flea Market. “I thought, ‘Oh, I think I ...

There are so many ways Eugene Weekly readers give — your time, your donations of warm clothing that you drop off for the unhoused here at the paper, your local purchases and, of course, your money.