Good morning, Eugene.

Greenhill Humane Society is highlighting Ozzy, a senior lionhead rabbit known for his calm demeanor and love for lap time, who is available for adoption at 88530 Green Hill Rd in Eugene.

The shelter is open daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (contact 541-689-1503) for inquiries.

The Eugene Family YMCA is planning to expand with a new North campus and an enhanced Patterson Street facility for tennis and pickleball as it gathers community input through a survey that has drawn over 2,000 responses.

The survey closes March 30 at midnight to help shape developments that meet local needs.

At 3:30 p.m. Monday, fire crews contained a brush fire in the 24000 block of Hall Road in Lane County, where flames only reached 1 to 2 feet in height and the scene is now managed by the Oregon Department of Forestry as conditions dry.

Deschutes County Search and Rescue rescued two climbers stranded nearly 400 feet above the ground at Smith Rock State Park on Tuesday, Mar.

24 at 1 a.m. after their ropes jammed during a nighttime descent, and neither sustained injuries.

A study by the Common Sense Institute shows rising housing and childcare costs and slower wage growth are straining locals in Eugene.

Experts warn that extra expenses from gas prices and changes to SNAP (a government assistance program) add further pressure.

Residents can cast their votes on rising living costs to share concerns about inflation and affordability.

The poll is open today for anyone wanting to compare notes on local prices.

Eugene 4J School District moved its public budget meeting from late March to April 8 after school leaders discovered a potential shortfall of up to $50 million; details will be discussed at an additional meeting on April 22.

The Environmental Working Group released its annual Dirty Dozen report (75% of non-organic produce contained residues), and Eugene organic grocers report growing consumer interest as they team with local organic farms for fresher options.

Firefighters contained a brush fire on Monday, Mar.

24 on the 24000 block of Hall Road in Lane County before flames spread; the Oregon Department of Forestry took over management and officials advised residents to exercise caution as outdoor conditions dry.

A power outage affected 1,500 customers in Pleasant Hill, Creswell and Eugene on Tuesday, Mar.

24. Crews worked to restore service while EPUD investigated the cause and promised further updates as more details became available.

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.

Fungi Film Documentary Screening

1:30-7:30 p.m. — Art House — Ticket info not specified — Experience the award-winning documentary by renowned fungi photographers.

Green Start Play Day: Flower Power

10:00 AM – 11:30 AM — Nearby Nature — Members FREE, non-members $10/family — Celebrate the blooming flowers of spring with toddler-friendly outdoor activities and stories.

Nature Exploration Class for Young Children

12:30-1:30 p.m. — Dorris Ranch — Cost TBA — Engage in playful art activities like finger painting and clay molding in a nature-friendly setting.

Kitchen Dwellers Live Concert

7:00 – 9:30 PM — WOW Hall — Tickets required — Experience Kitchen Dwellers as they explore themes of Dante's Inferno in a folk-infused bluegrass performance.