Lookout Eugene-Springfield
Skilled sportswriter brings his Ducks expertise to Lookout Eugene-Springfield
Tyson Alger, who has been writing a Substack called The I-5 Corridor, is our new reporter focused on University of Oregon athletics.
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8mMike Clark, Athena Aguiar to face off again in Eugene’s Ward 5 runoff
The only contested Eugene City Council race on the Nov. 3 ballot pits a longtime councilor, who touts his experience and budget-conscious approach, against a political newcomer who says she’s running as a voice for younger, more progressive residents.
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6mAt this Eugene shop, pumpkin spice drinks come with little ghosts, perhaps in a mummy mug
Tucked inside a 123-year-old building in downtown Eugene, Chapter & Steam’s fall drinks are as whimsical as its romantic dark academia aesthetic, brewing up everything from pumpkin butter breves to caramel apple cider floats.
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3mEugene Mission to host a 24-hour live conversation marathon
“Conversations on a Bench” is part of a national effort that coordinates discussions about homelessness in more than 100 communities. This is the second such event for the Eugene Mission.
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1mInside Look with Tyson Alger and Ken Woody: Can Ducks stop UCLA's run game?
The Bruins remind Dan Lanning of Indiana — and they remind Tyson and Ken a whole lot of that James Madison team that came through Eugene a year ago.
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10mThe 2026 Lookout List: Shopping and Retail
From the many, many independent bookstores to the gardening spots where experts tend to green thumbs-in-the-making, Lane County is a bright spot for local businesses that know what their is niche and do it well.