Good morning, Eugene.

LCOG held its Annual Member Appreciation Dinner and fundraiser on Friday, March 6 at Cottage Grove Armory where over 160 community leaders and officials gathered, raising more than $14,000 to fund 1,400 senior meals (and honoring local public service achievements).

Project Sanitation Justice is mapping public restrooms in Eugene to improve access to safe, clean facilities.

Led by Sarah Koski and local partners (City of Eugene and the University of Oregon), the project invites volunteers to help update an open database.

Oregon drivers now pay about $4.48 per gallon for regular gasoline versus a national average of $3.71—global events and local policies are driving the increase.

Experts say high state taxes and environmental rules add to the cost difference for local motorists.

The Lane Community College Education Association warned today that up to 22 full-time instructor positions and two programs might be cut amid proposed program changes at the college.

Hanwha Renewables said it plans to submit an application for the Muddy Creek solar park before the May 19 deadline, prompting neighbors near Harrisburg to worry the project could harm farmland and wetlands — they fear a negative impact on local ecosystems.

Oregon drivers must remove studded tires by April 1 to avoid a $165 citation because state law permits their use only until March 31.

Vehicle owners are urged to switch to alternative traction devices or delay travel if extra grip is needed.

Oregon lawmakers approved a bill requiring schools to keep AED devices working and accessible and to train coaches on their use, pending Gov. Kotek’s signature; the rule will go into effect in summer 2027. (The measure passed with little opposition in both legislative chambers.)

The Eugene Police Department is hosting a police hiring workshop on Saturday, March 21 at 11 a.m. at its headquarters to help community members learn about the hiring process and get tips from experienced officers.

UO track and field finished runner-up in both men’s and women’s events at the NCAA Division I Indoor Championships in Fayetteville, Ark. on March 16 + Peyton Bair broke a school record in the heptathlon while Wilma Nielsen and Aaliyah McCormick won the mile and 60-meter hurdles.

The Garcia Project Night 1

8-11 p.m. — WOW Hall — Tickets required — Experience a powerful and authentic performance of classic Jerry Garcia Band setlists.

Faerie Market: Moss and Beetle Bazaar

11 AM – 6 PM — Lane Events Center — $5.00 — Explore the mystical arts and wares of the Fae with live music, workshops, and a cosplay contest.

PMP Certification Classroom Training

9 AM - 5 PM — Eugene, Oregon Amtrak Station — $1599 — Gain essential project management skills with a comprehensive 32-hour PMP training course.

Corb Lund Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — WOW Hall — Ticket info TBA — Experience the unique blend of outlaw country and indie-folk from Alberta's own Corb Lund.

March 27th Star Party

7:45-9 p.m. — Emerald Park — Free entry — Explore the wonders of the winter sky through telescopes at this informal gathering.

Harlan Rivers Live Performance

6-9 p.m. — Territorial Vineyards & Wine Company — Ticket prices vary — Experience Americana with Country roots and Classic Rock vibes from Harlan Rivers and enjoy a full live music experience.

WorkSource Lane Job Fair Marathon

1-5 p.m. — WorkSource Lane — Free entry — Engage with local employers and explore diverse career opportunities throughout the week.

Egg My Yard

Kids FIRST’s Egg My Yard fundraiser brings Easter fun right to your doorstep! Purchase a package and volunteers will hide plastic eggs in your yard the evening before Easter (April 4), creating a fun surprise for kids of all ages.

Egg My Yard

Kids FIRST’s Egg My Yard fundraiser brings Easter fun right to your doorstep! Purchase a package and volunteers will hide plastic eggs in your yard the evening before Easter (April 4), creating a fun surprise for kids of all ages.

Marché x Alesong Beermaker's Dinner

6:00 PM — Marché — $125 — Experience a unique five-course beer dinner featuring award-winning brews from Alesong Beermaker's.

2000's Themed Party

9 PM – 12 AM — WOW Hall — Tickets starting at $54 — Experience the vibrant nostalgia of the 2000s with a night of music and entertainment.