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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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On Sunday afternoon, at least 150 protesters stood outside Eugene’s federal building to denounce the U.S. military strikes against Iran.
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An Oregon man who quit his job at a tire company and liquidated his retirement savings to set sail for Hawaii with his cat reached his destination Saturday.
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The Roseburg Public Library is among more than a dozen rural libraries in Oregon that’s received a grant to help better serve people with disabilities.
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Sharon Schuman, who lost her life this week in a terrible crash when she was running at Amazon Park, will leave a great loss and legacy in the Eugene community.
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Over the last decade, several hundred Native American students and their families helped design, carve, and paint a series of totem poles for the Eugene 4J Schools’ NATIVES program. Five were installed outside Eugene schools, often with the burning of sage and traditional drumming. Now—after criticism from some other local Native people—those same poles will be removed.
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While still in early planning phases, the association is open to the idea of a fundraiser to help fund the roof repairs that would have been paid for by the grant.
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Crews searched an area outside Junction City this weekend in an effort to locate 63-year-old Jonathan House. The Eugene resident and Grand Ronde tribal elder disappeared on March 12, leaving his crashed pickup truck near the Lane County town of Cheshire.
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Conversation with the Bend Bulletin's Janay Wright and Out Central Oregon's Lauren Rose about Winter PrideFest.
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Is digital journalism the way to keep journalism alive and healthy? Hear from leaders of three local news organizations about their coverage and plans for the future. What are the similarities? What are the differences?
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A conversation with Jessica Mendoza, Olympic Gold Medalist and ESPN's first female baseball announcer.
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There’s a new arrival at the Oregon Zoo. Rose-Tu, a 30 year-old Asian elephant gave birth to a baby this weekend.