Parents, teachers work to save private Montessori school in south Eugene

Fencing off the Eugene downtown federal building raises important First Amendment concerns | Letter to the editor

I am a sophomore at South Eugene High School, researching the state of protests in Eugene for a group project in Civics class. My classmates and I are exploring potential ways to create a safer environment for protestors and law enforcement officials. This research is for a school project, but the topic of protests is […]

Building Eugene's future from the neighborhood up

Ollie Court is a major milestone in the evolution of affordable housing and providing support to families with children. The process that brought together stakeholders, especially neighbors, in addressing our city’s most pressing needs illustrates how collaboration based on mutual respect, listening to neighbor concerns and getting stakeholder buy-in can deliver needed housing.

Springfield school board adopts budget amid public outcry about Spanish immersion cuts

Students, parents, teachers and community members packed the meeting to advocate for the dual immersion program. The board passed the budget 3-2.

A day in the life: RiverBend emergency department physician Bianca Jacobs

What tethers her to emergency medicine, an unrelenting and exhausting job, is that she gets to problem-solve in the moment. She must be an expert in distinguishing quickly between the superficial and the serious, the chronic and the critical.

Developer proposes 212-lot Eugene subdivision of houses, townhomes

A Vancouver, Washington-based developer is asking city officials to approve the plan for the 38-acre site in west Eugene.