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It’s no fairy tale: Tsunami Books in Eugene has a book signed by Walt Disney more than 80 years ago.
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To offset the costs of large productions like Macbeth, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival has scheduled several one-person shows written by actors. These engaging writer/performers are all dedicated to interpreting Shakespeare’s characters.
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Protestors argue their support is not something Biden can afford to lose in a close race with former President Donald Trump.
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Some Oregonians seeking unemployment insurance benefits are frustrated over long wait times to resolve application issues. The concerns follow the employment department’s rollout of a new website.
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Kotek has replaced her top three aides whose departure was tied to First Lady Aimee Kotek Wilson’s growing role in the governor’s administration.
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Oregon’s second largest city has an open seat for mayor. Incumbent Eugene mayor Lucy Vinis announced last year she would not be seeking a third term of office.
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Officials for Junction City’s schools have a new school bond measure before voters, and are hoping for a repeat victory in the May primary election.
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Imagine stepping into a dreamscape bursting with vibrant colors and fantastical creatures. This is the world of David Lunney's explosive art, on display now at the Maude Kerns Art Center retrospective.
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Washington and Oregon dairy farmers say they’re stressed out – the threat of bird flu in cattle is just adding to their woes.
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On Thursday, the Eugene Symphony Orchestra presents Tchaikovsky's beloved “Pathétique,” with guest conductor Vinay Parameswaran.
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The new FAFSA form has been bogged down by technical problems and delays. Submissions are down among public high school seniors across the nation, including in Oregon.
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The terminal is located in an industrial hub that could release massive plumes of toxic chemicals in the event of a 9.0 Cascadia earthquake, which could happen in the next few decades.