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This Tiny Diner In Oregon Makes Mouth-Watering Comfort Food That’ll Transport You To Heaven
Hidden among Eugene’s bustling streets sits GJ’s Family Restaurant, an unassuming culinary gem that proves extraordinary flavors often come in modest packages. Have you ever experienced that moment when your first bite of food makes you close your eyes involuntarily, as if your body needs to shut down all other senses just to fully appreciate what’s happening in your mouth?
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This Hole-In-The-Wall Diner In Oregon Has A $10 Breakfast Omelet That’ll Keep You Full All Day
Sometimes the most extraordinary culinary experiences come wrapped in the most unassuming packages, and GJ’s Family Restaurant in Eugene, Oregon is the living, breathing, egg-flipping proof of that philosophy. You know that feeling when you’re driving through a town and suddenly your stomach growls with the ferocity of a...
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People Drive From All Over Oregon To Eat At This Unassuming Seafood Restaurant
The Oregon coast offers many treasures, but perhaps none as satisfying as finding yourself seated at a weathered wooden table, ocean breeze filtering through the windows, while diving into a bowl of clam chowder so good it might make you weep with joy. Mo’s Seafood & Chowder in Florence delivers...
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New property owner near Seal Rock says Corvallis-to-the-Sea hikers can’t use trail through his land
This story was originally published on LincolnChronicle.org and is used with permission. Since its inception more than half a century ago, a hiking trail connecting Corvallis with the central Oregon coast faced a nagging obstacle — the lack of ready permission from the dozen or so private property owners whose land the trail absolutely relied on to complete its 60-mile-long journey.
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Coming home to the Hult: Former Eugene Symphony conductor returns
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Take a hike: a guide to Eugene’s smaller trails
As winter term settles in and you’re left stranded without something to do, now is the perfect time to go for a hike. Take a break from studying to enjoy the cool weather and colors on three nearby hikes. Remember to pack for the stay, not the hike —...
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14 Oregon Coastal Fish Counters Where The Crispy Basket Comes Out Too Hot To Hold
You know that moment when the fryer bell dings and the basket hits your tray sizzling hot. That is the sweet spot along the Oregon coast, where salt air and crisp batter meet in a rush of steam. Follow this lineup to find counters that serve seafood so fresh you almost hear the waves inside each bite. Bring napkins, a little patience, and the appetite to chase perfect crunch from Astoria to Gold Beach.
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Eugene surfer tries to make waves of his own with new surfboard technology
Neat stacks of paulownia wood — the raw material for dreams — flank both sides of the entrance to Eddie Rosenberg’s garage in the south hills of Eugene. “The idea of having a factory in Eugene that’s making surfboards and hiring some people to help, I mean, that’s like a really cool vision, and something that I hope becomes feasible,” Rosenberg said.
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Eugene trans musician on finding his register and duetting with himself
Joshua Dillabaugh sat in a practice studio in Eugene, fingerpicking his guitar to the tapping of a metronome. He was there at a recording session for an upcoming album. His music instructor and mentor, John Raden, cheered him on. "One take!" exclaimed Dillabaugh. "Nice! Nice! That's definitely usable," said Raden....
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Art House has a classic-filled schedule for new year
As the new year eases in, great new films are scarce. With many of 2025’s biggest blockbusters hitting theaters in December, and January being a generally poor time to release a picture for awards consideration, the beginning of the year can be tough for cinephiles. Thankfully, Art House — the two-screen theater based in a historic church and located in downtown Eugene — has you covered.
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Burrito Amigos – Eugene’s Favorite Mexican Food!
Welcome to Burrito Amigos, family-owned and operated, featuring Eugene’s favorite healthy authentic style Mexican food. Opened in 1995, Burrito Amigos remains a popular Mexican food favorite in the Eugene/Springfield area. With 7 convenient locations and 20 years of experience, Burrito Amigos knows how to offer the freshest Mexican food...
Daily Journal of Commerce
Eugene space shifts from police operations to coffee service
Glass House Coffee Bar can feel more like a greenhouse at times. Huge windows make up about 60 percent of the plant-filled coffee shop, where pothos vines cascade down from the ceilings and succulents bloom in seemingly every corner. Indie hits play softly over hidden speakers, and the smell of espresso beans is sharp in the air, adding to the cozy atmosphere.
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Not a half-baked idea, man: Art House fires up a stoner film fest
You don’t need to be under the influence to enjoy the movies in “The Green Screen,” a new film series at Eugene’s Art House that starts this week. But it would help. The series is a celebration of stoner films and a tour of the buddy comedies and meandering tales that make up the genre, from Cheech and Chong to the quest of The Dude in “The Big Lebowski.”
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Leaburg Library announces it's third presentation of the "Artists In Residence" program
During the month of January, Alison Hennes will be showing her art and mixed media in the Annex Room of the library. As you can see from her biography below, this remarkable lady has a wide variety of beautuful drawings, watercolors, acrylics, as well as painted gift boxes, cards, shirts and other surprises!
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Eugene Library's kid-friendly New Year's party draws families
EUGENE, Ore. - The Eugene Public Library hosted a lively "New Year's at Noon" celebration on New Years Eve for families looking to ring in the new year without staying up late. From 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Dec. 31, the downtown Eugene Public Library welcomed kids and families...
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Things to do on New Year’s Eve: Parties, concerts (and family-friendly options, too)
Happy almost 2026, Lookout readers! Do you have plans for New Year’s Eve? If not, have no fear: We have you covered, from family-friendly outings to check out with the kiddos, to parties until the wee hours of the morning Jan. 1. Here’s to ringing in 2026 in whatever...
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Winter cocktails to brighten Eugene’s darkest months
Spare New Year’s, the holiday season has officially come and gone in Eugene. It is, technically, getting lighter outside, but we still must wade through dark and rainy nights that shroud the festive promise of light and joy ahead. Local bartenders aren’t waiting for spring to brighten things up....