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Thousands of fairgoers tread lightly on the land in the annual hippie celebration of peace and love.
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We talk with Peter Alilunas, Department Head of Cinema Studies at the University of Oregon and KLCC's arts reporter Kendra Schertell about the recent New York Times list of the 100 Top Movies of the 21st Century.
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Explore Oregon's natural beauty through Connie Mueller's exquisite linocuts and diverse landscapes captured in the "Rain or Shine" exhibit at the Maude Kerns Airport Show.
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The 2025 Oregon Bach Festival is tuning up for its 17-day run in Eugene. The festival begins June 27.
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A new welcome center in the town of Blue River had its grand opening this month. The McKenzie Crossing and Native Center is meant to highlight the historical presence of Native people in the area.
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TransPonder's leaders spoke to KLCC about serving a community in the face of adversity.
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This week our quiz is a secret theme... listen along with Peter from Eugene and find out why it's got Michelangelo saying: "cowabunga!"
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The hotel’s builder wanted "a decent hotel" for dignitaries attending Oregon Ducks games, but it grew to host dignitaries and a thriving music scene.
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The Linn Benton NAACP will host its annual Juneteenth celebration this Saturday, bringing an afternoon of food, music, and activities to the Linn-Benton Community College courtyard.
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On April 7, two different organizations put out press releases within six hours of each other.
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A hotel beloved by book-lovers in Newport’s Nye Beach neighborhood has undergone a renovation and a rebrand with new owners.
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The iconic band Little Feat is coming to Eugene Wednesday night for a concert at the McDonald Theatre. The band has a nearly 50-year history playing New Orleans swamp rock, funk, folk and more. KLCC recently caught up with co/founder and keyboardist Bill Payne-- the only member of the original four-piece line-up-- still playing with the band.