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As the steady winter rains end really end the summer garden season, it's a good time to look back at what worked, failed, and surprised you so next years garden can be better - or if there were a lot of failures, not as disappointing.

In this program, a panel describes the highly collaborative process involved with turning Clear Lake Elementary into the Clear Lake Community Center

The superintendents of the three Eugene-Springfield school districts report to the community about projects and programs for this school year. They share the good news “treats” and describe some of the professional “tricks” they are using to boost district achievement for all students.

James Lavadour's powerful exhibit at JSMA, Eugene. Listen to Sandy Brown Jensen's review of the Umatilla artist's geological landscapes and the "Earth's Autobiography."

In this episode of Living Less Unsustainably, KLCC's John Fischer explains The Toolbox Project's tool lending library.

This program provides a discussion about the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port, a proposed container terminal on Port of Coos Bay-owned property on Coos Bay's North Spit.

Viz City spotlights the December First Friday ArtWalk, featuring Bree's Way and The New Zone, before diving into the major collaborative show, Wonder/Tender, this Saturday at Oblivion Gallery. Artists include Sandy Brown Jensen (24K gold media), painter Shanna Trumbly, sculptor Renee Mahni, poet Jorah La Fleur, and ofund metal artist Jud Turner.

KLCC's John Fischer explains his perfectly measurable attributes.

This program explores rising costs, insurance design constraints, and substantial gaps in behavioral health access.

Viz City's Sandy Brown Jensen explores Eugene's vibrant Native American arts community during Heritage Month, featuring the wishing tree exhibit at the Don Dexter Gallery, the ancestral works of Ka'ila Farrell-Smith at the Hult Center, and the powerful spirit animals of Rick Bartow.