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Friday, September 5th, 2025
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Good morning, Eugene. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 5th of September.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Grant Street Pantry in west Eugene uses a unique front yard refrigerator to provide ready-to-eat meals to residents at the intersection of Grant and W. 22nd Avenue. The pantry has served over 3-thousand meals in four years—stocked regularly by the owner and community donations. NBC 16
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Portland-born artist Yvonne Stubbs will open her exhibition “Bloodlines: A Personal Journey Through Art, Memory and Heritage” next week at City Hall Gallery—featuring ceramics, paintings, and mixed media that share her family history and explore African American and Native American experiences. The show will kick off with an artist reception on Sept. 12 from 2-4 p.m. and run until Feb. 6. KEZI
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EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Lane Community College’s Board of Education censured board member Zachary Mulholland on Wednesday after an independent investigation found he bullied college president Stephanie Bulger and other staff. Mulholland apologized as the board pledged to improve bias training and address discriminatory actions—community members continue to call for his resignation. KLCC
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ On Wednesday, the Emigrant Fire burned over 30,576 acres southeast of Oakridge and remained 0% contained as crews secured primary control lines and used heavy equipment. Fire officials had forecast gusty winds and thunderstorms on Thursday—factors that led to flare-ups—while 1,182 resources including 7 helicopters, 2 fixed-wing aircraft and 2 drones fought the blaze. NBC 16
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Lane County Clerk’s Office in Eugene now offers marriage ceremonies — couples can tie the knot at the Public Service Building on most Fridays, as County Clerk Tommy Gong said. Couples must first apply online for a marriage license and complete the process in person at least three days before the ceremony while paying the required fees. NBC 16
- ➤ A proposal to create a Watersheds Bill of Rights qualified for the ballot next May in Lane County to give natural areas the right to grow, heal, and flourish and to ensure clean water for people. Supporters expect a tough fight as they take on big companies with deep pockets—concerns first raised over chemical pollution from timber practices. KLCC
- ➤ On September 3, the Eugene-Springfield firefighters union asked local leaders to start creating an independent fire district to secure dedicated funding and clear accountability. Union president Brett Deedon said the idea, discussed for 30 years, must first pass a joint governance committee review before both city councils vote (paving the way for future change). KLCC
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ The governors of Oregon, Washington and California formed the Western Health Alliance to develop new immunization guidelines after a week of turmoil at the CDC over vaccine policies—officials said the alliance will protect vaccine access and work to restore public trust in science. KLCC
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Wellness Workshop: Dance to Prevent Falls
1-2:30 p.m. — Willamalane Adult Activity Center — Free entry — Learn fun dance steps to improve balance and enjoy a gentle cardio workout.
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IN A LANDSCAPE: Classical Music in the Wild
5-11 p.m. — Mount Pisgah Arboretum — Cost not specified — Experience classical music set against the breathtaking backdrop of nature in the scenic American West.
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Lane County Stand Down
6:30 AM – 1:00 PM — Lane Events Center — Free entry — A dedicated event offering resources and support for local veterans and their families.
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Lane County Tuesday Farmers Market
9 a.m. to 2 p.m. — 85 E 8th Ave, Eugene, OR — Free entry — Explore local produce and artisan goods at Eugene's largest farmers market.
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Cirque Ma'Ceo by Cavallo Equestrian Arts
7 p.m. — Oregon Horse Center — Ticketed event — Experience the stunning blend of majestic horses and world-class performers in a captivating show.
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Annual Oktoberfest Celebration
7:30-9:30 p.m. — Beergarden — No cover charge — Enjoy the fun and thought-provoking sounds of John Badger and the New Old Time Apocalyptic Revival.
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Cirque Ma'Ceo Performance
1-2:30 p.m. — Oregon Horse Center — Tickets starting at $112 — Experience the breathtaking artistry of Cirque Ma'Ceo in Eugene.
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Oregon Association of Municipal Recorders Annual Academy and Conference
September 23-26 — Valley River Inn — Registration Fees Apply — Discover innovative ways to elevate your role and impact in municipal services.
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Blowgun Concert Featuring Miriam Hacksaw
7:30 PM - 10:00 PM — The Hybrid — $12 Presale, $15-25 Day of — Experience a fusion of traditional music genres with familial ties to Kerala, India.
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Cirque Ma'Ceo Performance
7-8:30 p.m. — Oregon Horse Center — Tickets start at $112 — Experience the mesmerizing world of Cirque Ma'Ceo with dazzling performances.
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