Thursday May 17 | Eugene Weekly
In Eugene, the Maude Kerns Art Center is hosting a one-week exhibit of poetry and photographs, "Silent Witness: Parvin Butte," calling attention to the destruction of scenic Parvin Butte by developers.
Fishing could be very rewarding for Oregon anglers
This is one of the contest-tagged trout that was released into Crane Prairie Reservoir in Central Oregon / Photo courtesy of ODFW Three Oregon lakes have been selected among waters in 19 states this year in the prize pool for the nationwide promotional 'Wanna Go Fishing for Millions' contest, with one fish out there sporting a tag worth up to $2 ... (more)
New farmer's market in the Whiteaker
On Sunday, five vendors set up behind New Day Bakery for the grand opening of the new farmer's market.
Lane County Search & Rescue trains new group of volunteers to survive & help
Dozens of Lane County Search and Rescue volunteers are honing their skills in the wilderness this weekend to help save lives likely in the near future.
Lane County Won't Appeal Parvin Butte Mining Project
The Lane County Board of Commissioners won't appeal a hearings official's ruling regarding a gravel mining project on Parvin Butte near Dexter.