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Lane County Commissioners approved a $280,000 settlement Tuesday with a Florence woman who sued after falling in a county campground.
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Couples wanting to tie the knot or renew their vows on Valentine's Day are in luck. The Lane County Clerk’s Office is scheduling marriage ceremonies for Saturday, Feb. 14.The county has 32 30-minute slots available to schedule on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The Army Corps of Engineers is updating its roadmap for Fern Ridge Lake, Dexter Lake, Fall Creek and others, something it hasn’t done for 40 years. The agency wants feedback on its plans for land use, which include recreation, wildlife, and regional needs.
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Federal data shows most of the state is well below normal snowpack totals,
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The Lane County Board of Commissioners has chosen West Lane County Commissioner Ryan Ceniga as their new chair for 2026.
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Lane County’s outgoing chair David Loveall outlined his vision for how the region should address its housing crisis and public safety challenges during the annual State of the County address Monday.
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A state board upheld a local ruling that found CleanLane is incompatible with zoning in the proposed Goshen location. The decision could be appealed in the new year, and the county is exploring moving the project to Short Mountain Landfill in the meantime.
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Drivers on River Road in Eugene will see new speed limit signs this week.
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Lane County Sheriff’s deputies are set to conduct DUI enforcement over the holiday period, including during and after the Dec. 20 University of Oregon football game.
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As of Tuesday morning St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County still had nearly 1,000 food boxes available for people to sign up for.
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Oregon lawmakers will likely consider restrictions on Automatic License Plate Reader next year as more law enforcement agencies explore the technology.
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The Lane County Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday it has followed Eugene and Springfield’s lead and canceled its contract with automatic license plate camera company Flock Safety.