Lookout Eugene-Springfield
Students of Eugene Ballet's academy get time on stage alongside the pros
Tonight, Juniper Zay is a carriage horse. An important one too. The 14-year-old's role is to pull the carriage to center stage in Eugene Ballet’s "Cinderella". Without her, "Cinderella’s not getting…
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3mOregon must act on clean energy. Here's how you can help. | Letter to the editor
It’s “fire season” again here in Oregon, giving us another reason to feel panic about climate change. But what if there was a future where we have turned the corner toward a return to climate stability? In fact, each of us has the power to advocate for policy solutions to reduce climate pollution. While this […]
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2mTimber heir's support of county commissioners is politics at its worst | Letter to the editor
As President Donald Trump and his loyalists use grift, greed and misleading “alternative facts” to turn our public services into a privatized pay-for-play machine, let’s not take our eyes off our own backyard. This same playbook is being used by some Lane County commissioners. Local timber industry heir Kathleen Jones-McCann illegally built a house, garage, […]
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3mEugene Area Chamber of Commerce named national chamber of the year
The national award recognized the chamber's work on a five-year economic plan projected to support 3,800 jobs and its role in a coalition of more than 50 organizations tackling homelessness in Lane County.
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4mAt Lane County Fair, 4-H animals strut their stuff as kids learn skills
4-H youngsters across Lane County gain skills in responsibility as they raise animals and prepare them for the fair.
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6mWith a little Love: How one summer school teacher reaches a diverse set of learners
Second-year teacher Lanelle Love guides kindergarten and first-graders through intensive reading practice every morning for six weeks, while also giving them room to be themselves.