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Melissa Nolledo says her project aims to share stories of immigrants as a way to show their humanity and to connect people beyond their labels.
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Viz City follows Eugene sculptor Jud Turner as he guides his most ambitious work, a monument to Chief John Harmelt, on its journey home to Wenatchee.
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Cottage Grove bakery Random Acts of Cookies blends handmade cookies, local art, and community spirit, turning a pandemic hobby into a sweet success.
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Fans of Westerns have revered Shane, both the book by Jack Schaefer and the 1953 film, for generations. And now, new fans can enjoy a highly original stage adaptation by Karen Zacarias at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. KLCC's Dorothy Velasco has a review of the west coast premiere at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
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This week our quiz is all about "piano words," or words using only the first seven letters of the alphabet, which means you can spell them on a piano! Will Mackenzie from Eugene ace it, or will she fade like a decaying note?
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Although Quixote Nuevo, written by Octavio Solis, a playwright long affiliated with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, often seems too long and too jumbled, director Lisa Portes makes sure the surprises are impactful.
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Viz City explores the beautiful conversation between light and clay in the new exhibition by life partners David Simone and Karen Perkins at the Emerald Art Center.
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A performance by the comedian Jerry Seinfeld drew a small protest Friday outside the Hult Center in Eugene.
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The Oregon coast’s only wooden intact lighthouse was reunited with its lantern Tuesday, as the $1.8 million restoration of the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse nears completion.
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Eugene’s slime royalty has a new ruler: Hilaria Gastrognome oozed past the competition to win the S.L.U.G Queen crown.
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A new exhibit opens this week at the Springfield History Museum. “PosSUBilities: 75 Years of the Springfield Utility Board,” highlights the development and impact of the Springfield Utility Board on the community.
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The park is among several new construction projects coming to the 20-acre former EWEB headquarters site.