Lookout Eugene-Springfield
City seeks stories from descendants of early Black families in Eugene
The city is turning to the families of Eugene’s first known Black residents and the broader public to uncover historical details that census records and newspapers never captured.
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6mSpringfield school board picks firm for permanent superintendent search
The board also discussed its priorities for the year, including transparency, elementary curriculum, student discipline, the future of the district’s facility and land use.
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4mAustin singer performing at Wildish in Springfield to benefit farm workers union
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