Lookout Eugene-Springfield
Loss of federal funding a ‘big blow,’ KLCC manager says
Eugene’s NPR member station is staying optimistic about the support of local donors after losing federal funding, which accounts for 10 percent of its annual budget.
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9mTen budget-friendly summer activities in Eugene, Springfield for kids, adults
From museums to farms, stave off the boredom and screen time with one of these local adventures.
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8mWhat to know about the World Athletics U20 Championships
The biennial junior-level championships will take place Aug. 5-9 at Hayward Field. Young international track and field stars have the chance to make their mark, including several who’ve already done so at the collegiate and professional levels. Tickets start at $15.
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6mThe bonds between us can't be replicated — which is cause for gratitude and grief
I am learning to be grateful for each person’s unique contribution to my life.
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2mRed flag warning issued for much of the southern Willamette Valley
Citing forecasted high winds and low relative humidity, the National Weather Service issued a red flag wildfire warning for parts of Lane County and the southern Willamette Valley. The warning runs Monday, Aug. 3, from 1-8 p.m. Forecasters issue a red flag warning when weather conditions pose an increased threat of rapidly spreading wildfire. Forecasters […]
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2mAmid national blood shortage, Junction City to host blood drive
The American Red Cross declared its second-ever national blood supply crisis, July 27, after blood donations fell to a four-year summer low, limiting the distribution of the most commonly transfused blood, type O blood, to hospitals. Lane County residents can roll up their sleeves and donate blood Friday, Aug. 7, at a drive hosted by the American Red Cross and Junction City High School Leadership. It will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Junction City High School gym, 1135 W 6th Ave., Junction City. Eligible type O, B- or A- donors are encouraged to consider a Power […]