Lookout Eugene-Springfield
Eugene’s creative economy is showing its work
The tables are already set up by the time the kids arrive. One of them is an artist the age of seven. She’s been quietly working on her craft, checking out the Greenhill website and painting…
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7mFive Lane County boys soccer teams advance to second-round playoff games
South Eugene and Willamette are hosting playoff matches, as Marist, Springfield and Pleasant Hill face road challenges.
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11mNine county teams remain in the chase for state girls soccer titles
Marist defends its state title in girls soccer as postseason play heats up.
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7mSister Monica Heeran, a ‘transformational leader’ at PeaceHealth, dies at 95
As a young girl, Sister Monica Heeran experienced a health issue that kept her in and out of hospitals for three years. While she couldn’t have known what her future would bring, she later shared that it likely planted the seeds of her desire to become a nurse. That seed, paired with her religious vows to the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace, grew into a flourishing career in healthcare ministry that transformed available medical services in Lane County and across the Northwest, including through the PeaceHealth system and the nonprofit Volunteers in Medicine Clinic. Heeran died Oct. 9 at her […]
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8mJudge cites Eugene detainee's testimony in finding ICE not compliant with court order
U.S. District Judge Mustafa Kasubhai, previously critical of ICE, found that federal immigration officers have not been compliant with a February injunction limiting warrantless arrests.
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12mLane County residents call on historical perspective, self-care to ease election anxieties
Voters are bombarded around the clock with news bulletins, texts and social media posts, so no wonder they feel anxious about the November election. But some residents are looking for ways to turn down the heat.