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Cross Patton, son of André 3000's former OutKast bandmate Big Boi, was previously an Oregon Duck.

Greenhill Humane Society Skunk is described by staff at the Greenhill Humane Society as friendly, sweet and playful. He is a 2-year-old guinea pig with black and white fur. He...

New customers often don't know where to start when it comes to buying or sampling wine. The world of wine can be confusing, expensive and intimidating at times, especially to those who know little about it. Boris Wiedenfeld-Needham is here to solve that problem. Bo's Wine Depot has been providing inexpensive and...

Actress Sydney Sweeney responded to a viral, flirty sign during ESPN College GameDay's live broadcast from the University of Oregon campus Saturday (October 12) morning. During the broadcast, Oregon's mascot, the Oregon Duck, held up a sign that read, "Sydney Sweeney call me back," which she reposted on her Instagram story.

Greenhill Humane Society in Eugene is offering discounts and incentives for pet adoptions all this month. The special is for all dogs over one year old and select cats. It’s a regular promotion the shelter does each year, but Sarah Bouzad with Greenhill said there has been an increase in the number of animals in need of homes.

Kommuna Lux to perform benefit concert in Eugene at Temple Beth Israel in Eugene October 13.

Two South Eugene High School graduates produced American Flake, a film they submitted to the Sundance Film Festival.

EUGENE, Ore. – A pair of South Eugene High School alumni are hoping to make it big in Hollywood and some prestigious film festivals with their locally-made film. “American Flake,” a coming-of-age dramady that’s set in Eugene, tells the story of a charismatic drug dealer who avoids grieving the death of his mom by searching for a lost bag of his favorite potato chips and was filmed by Andrew David Paterson. Fellow 2014 South Eugene graduate, Hazel Hering, produced the film and said it was a blast keeping the film local.

They are likely resting their paws this week, following a walking adventure for a group of local K9's. The 18th Annual Bow Wow Around Town, held Oct. 5, was designed as an awareness event by the Humane Society of Cottage Grove and an opportunity for owners to socialize their dogs. The nonprofit raised $100 in participation fees.

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