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This week our quiz is an "Add a 'T'" round. Each clue will have two answers and you've got to add a 't' to the first answer to get the second. Will Finn from Eugene be met with unending boos or will his performance give his ego a boost? -
Elijah JagneOn this edition, we talk with Talicia Brown, Founder and Executive Director of the Black Cultural Initiative about a new monument to Eugene's black community that is being built and cited at Alton Baker Park. Then we talk with Kelly Fleischmann of Greenhill Humane Society about a recent rescue of more than 36 cats at one home.
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Helmuth Rilling, the co-founder of the Oregon Bach Festival, died on Wednesday at 92 years old. -
This week on The KLCC Conundrum, every answer is also an article of clothing. Andy from Dallas, OR turned up dressed for success, but will he be able to belt out any right answers? -
Viz City: Sandy Brown Jensen reviews Street Scenes at Midtown Center. See Hassett’s Eugene & Scudder’s Vienna—where Hopperesque light meets the patina of ancient stone. -
Photos from Eugene's First Friday Art Walk Lunar New Year celebration -
Peplowski was well-known in the Oregon jazz scene. He served as Music Director for the Oregon Coast Jazz Party in Newport. He was also a Music Director for the Oregon Festival of American Music in Eugene from 2007 through 2014. -
The New Zone Artist Collective in Eugene is now accepting submissions for their biannual art exhibit, Zone 4 All. -
The Downtown Bend Library renovation means people must find another quiet, free place to study, work or meet before the new Central Library at Stevens Ranch opens. -
For more than 15 years, a unique program at the University of Oregon has given cities around the state a valuable resource: hundreds of students and faculty members focused on solving real-world problems. For a second year running, the Sustainable City Year Program is working in Oakridge. -
“The whole purpose is for women to be able to have fun experiences and make new friends," says one of its leaders. -
Explore how the JSMA’s "Communities and Connections" uses art to bridge memory loss. Sandy Brown Jensen shares a moving journey of creative aging and the artist’s soul.
