Ducks basketball: A March to remember (that’d be 2017), and an offseason of questions (in 2026)

Eugene police must recommit to serving the public. It can start with new leadership. | Letter to the editor

The purpose of this letter is to condemn the actions and behaviors of Martin Siller, a former officer of seven years with the Eugene Police Department, who was exposed by body-cam footage expressing racist and inappropriate views.  The footage showcases the disparity between shared values of EPD officers versus community members, from Siller’s excitement as […]

Out of compliance: A brief history lesson of Springfield Public Schools

Reading and math dominate the school day, leaving only minimal time for all the other subjects. We need to go back to a time when all state-required subjects were taught, when there was sufficient time scheduled every day for these subjects. It will remain the responsibility of the community to be sure more changes are coming.

4J leaders cut valued programs in their rush to reduce costs | Letter to the editor

As education has been devastated by massive budget cuts, important local programs are on the chopping block. One program at South Eugene High School is the Integrated Outdoor Program, known as IOP. This program gives students the opportunity to earn both English and P.E. credits, practicing reading and writing skills while being outside.  In this […]

McKenzie-Willamette poised for nonprofit ownership as Medicaid cuts loom

Hospital leaders say the ownership change would bring tax savings and eligibility for charitable donations.

Men, young and old find, camaraderie in Eugene Gleemen singing group

The group celebrated its 100-year anniversary Saturday, May 30, with a concert at McArthur Court.