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In her new book – To The Gorge – local runner and author, Emily Halnon talks about her record-breaking run of Oregon's PCT but also about trying to overcome the grief of her mother’s ultimate loosing battle with cancer.
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Born with Teeth, Liz Duffy Adams witty two-person comedy briskly directed by Rob Melrose, pits Will and Kit, the nickname for Christopher, against each other as extremely competitive playwrights vying for patronage. Don’t take this play as history. The facts aren’t well known, and Adams uses her imagination, just as Shakespeare did with his history plays.
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A new café in Springfield hopes to provide foster cats with an alternative route to adoption.
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Bricolage, French for "made from odds and ends," is a whole movement encouraging us to reduce, reuse, recycle, and reimagine!
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland returns for another season starting on Tuesday. With new leadership and stable financial footing after the pandemic, the theater is ready to welcome back audiences for a full 10-show season.
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At the old YMCA facility in Eugene, administrators and employees broke apart a wall and removed a sheet-copper box containing items placed there nearly 69 years ago.
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Oregonians are invited to a party this Saturday, March 16, at the Capitol.
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Get ready for a whirlwind of art this Saturday, March 9th! Dodge the raindrops and explore four fantastic locations.
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The Eugene Public Library is hosting a series of monthly discussions on philosophy, as part of an effort to make the subject seem more accessible.
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A portrait exhibit in downtown Eugene celebrates the lives and achievement of 30 disabled women leaders from around the globe.
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A celebration of Black history at the People's Collective in Eugene serves as a catalyst to bring people together, forge alliances and build culture.
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After years of performing in bars and restaurants, stand-up comedians in Eugene finally have a place dedicated to their craft.