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Eugene area 911 phone service restored; outage possibly caused by copper wire theft
EUGENE, Ore. — UPDATE: EPD is reporting that the issue has been resolved. The cause of the outage is being investigated as copper wire theft. EPD says that there was a backup system in place, but because it was not local, texting was seen as the more preferable method of contact.
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Eugene, Lane County officials outline plans to close millions in budget deficits
EUGENE, Ore. — Eugene city leaders are beginning to map out how they will close an approximately $10 million budget deficit, as Lane County officials say they are also working to shrink their own shortfall while avoiding cuts to the most essential services. At a forum hosted Friday by...
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Fill An Entire Bag Of Books For Under $20 At This Dreamy Oregon Bookstore
Some places exist purely to make you happy, and Browsers’ Bookstore in Albany, Oregon is one of those places, except it also makes your wallet happy, which is honestly the rarer achievement. That combination is worth driving for. The moment you walk through the door, something shifts. It’s hard...
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Oregon women’s basketball earns commitment from five-star guard De’Andra Minor
Oregon women’s basketball landed a commitment from 2027 five-star guard De’Andra Minor on Sunday. Minor committed to the Ducks on a Sunday afternoon live stream. The 6-foot-1 guard from Oklahoma City is the third five-star prospect to commit to Oregon over the past two recruiting cycles, joining Emilia Krstevski and Brooklynn Haywood from the class of 2026.
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Eugene herb shop marks 10 years with a 3-day celebration
Mountain Rose Herbs Mercantile celebrated its 10th anniversary in downtown Eugene with a weekend-long event featuring artisan demos, samples, and giveaways. Founded in 1987 as an online retailer, the company opened its flagship brick-and-mortar store in 2016 to offer hands-on botanical shopping and free community wellness education. The milestone drew longtime customers and regional suppliers from as far as Washington State, even as the brand expands into other markets like Seattle and Palm Springs.
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City Club of Eugene: A Conversation with Eugene’s New(ish) City Manager
Eugene’s city manager runs the day-to-day operations of Eugene’s government. Serving in that position since late spring 2026, Jenny Haruyama oversees all six City departments, manages the City’s budget, implements City Council policies, and makes decisions about the City’s services and operations. In her first appearance at a City Club of Eugene program, Jenny Haruyama, the Eugene city manager, is interviewed by Lane County Administrator, Steve Mokrohisky.
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South Eugene girls volleyball takes fourth place at state tournament
South Eugene girls volleyball set out with the goal this year of topping last season's sixth-place state tournament finish. Mission accomplished. The Class 6A No. 9 Axe advanced through the consolation bracket and closed out their year with a 25-22, 25-23, 25-19 win over No. 10 Sheldon Nov. 7 in the fourth-place/sixth-place match of the OSAA Class 6A state championships at Forest Grove High School. After falling to No. 1 Jesuit in straight sets in the Nov. 6 quarterfinals, South Eugene bounced back early the next morning with a 25-15, 25-19, 26-28, 25-23 win over No. 4 Grant. Later that evening, they beat crosstown rival Sheldon for the third time this fall. The Axe finished 20-9 after going 12-0 to win the Midwestern League hybrid. Sheldon ends the year at 20-14. Marist Catholic finishes runner-up at Class 4A tournament Coming off a dominant state title campaign last fall , Marist Catholic fell just short of a repeat. The Class 4A No. 2 Spartans lost to No. 1 Valley Catholic, 21-25, 25-19, 25-23, 25-15, in the state title match at North Bend High School. It marked the eighth championship appearance in program history for Marist Catholic, which finished the year at
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At 70, Eugene ultimate frisbee player is still flying high
Setting up his American flag-patterned camping chair and sliding on his cleats, Joe Millon greets the ultimate frisbee players walking by. He asks how their loved ones have been, and whether they want to warm up. The conversations are short but lively. Many ultimate players across the Pacific Northwest know...