The Springfield History Museum reopens July 10 after a six-month renovation, featuring a new Willamette Valley agriculture exhibit, refreshed artifacts, and improved accessibility.

This week every answer pairs with the word "master," like "puppet," or "bedroom." Will Jen from Springfield master this quiz?

Retired Eugene history teacher Raymond Brown spends the Fourth of July—and the rest of the year—bringing the Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights to life through living history presentations.

Eugene eatery Lox, Stocks & Bagels was filmed for the online show "America's Best Restaurants," a boost owner Maxwell Davis welcomes during the summer lull.

Sandy Brown Jensen shares a deeply personal Viz City review, exploring the emotional journey of salvaging her late sister's lifelong collection of vibrant watercolor art.

The 57th Oregon Bach Festival begins June 27 in Eugene, celebrating its legacy and themes of "Creation and Invention" with accessible, sliding-scale, and free community concerts.

What’s better than a summer afternoon spent reading? This is the time of year we read for fun. And local libraries have a lot to offer this summer.

A new museum celebrating Oregon’s film history is coming to the Cottage Grove Armory, starting with recreated bedroom sets from "National Lampoon's Animal House."

Eugene Pride has announced that their annual march from Kesey Square will be cancelled.

Roseburg Schools and the Cow Creek Umpqua Tribe partner to offer high school credit for the revived Takelma language and boost Native student support in Oregon.