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Steve Mokrohisky is preparing to leave after nearly 13 years on the job.
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The Lane County Beekeepers Association is preparing to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
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The Lane County Board of Commissioners scheduled a vote to terminate the employment contract of County Counsel Rob Bovett, offering him a one-year severance payout.
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The Lane Council of Governments released a new website this summer designed to be a “one-stop shop” for driving and licensing resources.
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Lane County warns land use applicants about scammers impersonating county staff to request fake payments using cryptocurrency, wire transfers, or gift cards.
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Lane County officials are exploring whether to locate a waste and recycling diversion facility, the CleanLane project, at Short Mountain Landfill. The group of garbage haulers that helped block the county’s permit for its first-choice location is fighting this site too.
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Contestants had 35 minutes to buy $50 worth of ingredients from the market and turn them into something delicious.
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A Lane County deputy who was arrested last week on child exploitation charges has resigned from the sheriff’s office.
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Smoke from wildfires in Eastern Oregon and Washington is still affecting the air in much of western and central Oregon.
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RMLS data show that a 23% increase in homes for sale over the past two years is being cancelled out by more interest from buyers.
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Experts are encouraging Lane County residents to take precautions, including closing their doors and windows, staying cool and using air purifiers.
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The Eugene Chamber of Commerce was named 2026 National Chamber of the Year by the ACCE, recognized for community impact on homelessness and economic growth.