Val Hoyle is our defense against Trump's worst impulses | Letter to the editor

Eugene will require home sellers to list energy efficiency scores

Starting in late April 2027, people selling their homes in Eugene will need to hire an assessor to evaluate their home and disclose the “energy score” with real estate listings. The city still needs to hash out some details, including a financial assistance program for low-income sellers.

High school football: Sheldon vs. Willamette is a highlight in a big week of big games

The Irish and the Wolverines will battle for a league title Friday night, but many other Lane County teams will be playing games for high stakes, both at home and on the road.

Springfield voters should support Callee Ackland because she's informed and engaged | Letter to the editor

I support Callee Ackland for Springfield City Council Ward 4 because she understands that a healthy community requires compassion, action and investment in people. Ackland supports life-affirming, lifesaving measures that help people thrive, including behavioral health services, truly affordable housing and public libraries. These resources provide stability, connection and access to help when people need […]

Young Eugeneans are looking to adults for climate solutions. We can't let them down. | Letter to the editor

I’ve been having discussions with friends about the Eugene Clean Energy Fund. Some asked questions about the structure of the ordinance and accountability for spending the money that will go into the fund. I’ve read the ordinance language, and what I see are feasible possibilities and smart steps to accomplish things I believe so many […]

Last year they killed it. So now the cast is back for another whack at musical ‘Lizzie.’

With an upgraded sound system, new choreography and the very same cast, it’s another run for what the Oregon Contemporary Theatre’s artistic director said last year was his company’s “best musical production in 23 years.”