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Saturday, September 20th, 2025
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Good morning, Eugene. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 20th of September.
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ Friday marked one year since employees began striking at Bigfoot Beverages over a change from a pension plan to a 401k, with about 100 workers still striking. The union filed 10 unfair labor practice claims & the company stopped recognizing the union in November, leaving the dispute unresolved. NBC 16
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EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ A Marist Catholic High School teacher was dismissed this week after allegedly making disparaging comments about conservative activist Charlie Kirk — a decision confirmed in a letter sent Tuesday that noted a substitute will cover his classes for the rest of the week. Students protested on campus Friday and expressed concern that his removal limits open discussion about free speech. NBC 16
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Lightning started the Foley Ridge Fire, which grew to 482 acres and remains 0% contained as 372 workers fight on the western side. Level 2 evacuations have been issued for HWY 242, Yale Camp, and nearby campgrounds—roads including Foley Ridge Road are closed to keep residents safe. KEZI
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The City of Eugene surveyed 942 residents and found that 59% believe progress on homelessness is going in the wrong direction while nearly half feel housing is worsening, with opinions on license plate cameras split—city officials plan to use these results to guide future outreach and safety measures. KEZI
- ➤ Lane County is offering couples a unique chance to marry with a vampirates theme on Oct 31—County Clerk Tommy Gong and his staff will lead themed scaremonies at the County Clerk’s Office on East 8th Avenue. Fifteen 20-minute slots will run from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., and couples must secure a marriage license by applying online and visiting the office at least three days before the ceremony with fees of $60 for the license and $117 for the ceremony. KEZI
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Today, the weather along I-5 is typical with morning lows in the 50s and afternoon highs in the lower 80s, making for a good setup for the Ducks/Beavers rivalry game at noon where temperatures will be near the lower 70s—winds will increase later to 5 to 10 mph. A cold front will bring light rain and cooler weather on Sunday morning before skies clear in the afternoon. NBC 16
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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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Cirque Ma'Ceo Performance
4:00–5:30 p.m. — Oregon Horse Center — Tickets start at $112 — Experience the enchanting world of Cirque Ma'Ceo at this local venue.
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The Horsenecks: Folk and Bluegrass Concert
7-8:45 p.m. — Tsunami Books — $20 — Experience the harmonious blend of traditional and contemporary folk and bluegrass by The Horsenecks featuring renowned instrumentalists.
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Sit'n'Stitch
6-8 p.m. — Shelton McMurphey Johnson House — Free entry — Enjoy a cozy evening of yarn, tea, and history with friends in a historic setting.
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Mo Dotti West Coast Tour
7-11:30 p.m. — Sam Bond's Garage — No Refunds — Experience the vibrant sounds of Mo Dotti alongside Kallai and Pink Breath of Heaven.
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Mon Rovia Live at WOW Hall
7-9:30 p.m. — WOW Hall — $1 donation per ticket to charity — Experience the inspiring journey of Mon Rovia through his healing music and special opening act Khatumu.
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Scott H Biram Live
9:00 PM — John Henry's — $20/$25 — Experience the eclectic sound of The Dirty Old One Man Band blending blues, punk, and rock.
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