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Don't spray those maggots! As John Fischer explains in KLCC's Good Gardening, black soldier fly larvae break down garden waste overnight, turning your summer scraps into rich, fertile compost.

Sandy Brown Jensen reviews works by Ron Conrad, Robin Kerr, and Rachel Kalman in two new exhibitions on view at the Maude Kerns Art Center through August 28th.

The discussion will explore education, employment, the arts, independent living, recreation, advocacy, and the many ways people with Down syndrome enrich the social, cultural, and economic life of Lane County.

An Oregon bank chose to build around a tree rather than cut it down. Creative design choices can help reduce your environmental impact on everyday projects.

Don't let big event leftovers go to waste. Learn where to donate extra food in Eugene, from the Eugene Mission to Burrito Brigade's free pantries.

KLCC's Climate Master John Fischer explains why composite decking made from recycled materials is a far more sustainable choice for home building than ancient cedar wood.

Athena Aguiar and Mike Clark discuss housing, safety, and Eugene's budget challenges at a City Club candidate forum moderated by KLCC's Zac Ziegler.

Lane County Master Gardener John Fischer shares how to feed honey bees with late summer fruit and offers key advice for planting fall crops and cover crops.

Eugene voters will decide this November whether to establish the Eugene Clean Energy Fund, a proposed program intended to provide long-term funding for local climate action, energy efficiency, renewable energy, green infrastructure, and clean-energy workforce development.

Sandy Brown Jensen explores how artist Susan Chapin transforms discarded street debris into subversive Dada assemblages at the Emerald Art Center.