EUGENE, Ore. — Mid-May in Oregon is a perfect time to plant your summer garden. This weekend you can pick up organic vegetables and flowers for a great price and help Food for Lane County. Saturday, the youth farm is hosting it’s third annual Summer Plant Sale. Ted Purdy, the Youth Farm Coordinator, talks about … Continue reading »
Kids Try Out Jobs on Public Works Day
EUGENE, Ore. — The city of Eugene rolled out its big trucks and tractors for its 26th annual Public Works Day Thursday. Hundreds of kids headed to Roosevelt yard for a hands on lesson in what it takes to maintain the city. Armed with a safety vest, they went on a tour of what it … Continue reading »
A Split Weekend Ahead
Friday’s Weather Discussion from Meteorologist Melissa Frey: Happy Friday! We’re going to get a break from the steady rain today as we’re in between storms. Still at least partly cloudy and a shower or two may pop up this afternoon, but for the most part, drier, sunnier and warmer than yesterday. Highs will be in the … Continue reading »
Peterson, Moore Lead Ducks Past BYU
Oregon Postgame Interviews (Mike White, Jessica Moore, Alexa Peterson): Courtesy: Oregon Sports Information EUGENE – The No. 3 University of Oregon softball team (47-9) stayed perfect in NCAA Regional play under fourth-year head coach Mike White with its 5-2 win Thursday evening over BYU (33-24) at Howe Field. Pac-12 Pitcher of the Year Jessica Moore … Continue reading »
Albany Police Investigate Triplex Fire
ALBANY, Ore. — Albany police are investigating a fire at a triplex on the 2500 block of Sherman Street. It happened at 3 a.m. on Wednesday. When firefighters arrived, the streetside unit was engulfed in flames. “There were a lot of flames flying out the windows because the window exploded…you could see the heat coming out … Continue reading »
Online CHL Appointment System Debuts
EUGENE, Ore. — In 2012, Lane County saw an average of 180 concealed handgun license applications a month. This year, it’s almost tripled, which means wait times have been worse than at the DMV. Until this week, the sheriff’s office only took concealed handgun licence applications by walk-ins only. It wasn’t a problem until they … Continue reading »
Residents Consider Changing Noise Code
EUGENE, Ore. — The Whiteaker area in Eugene could be looking at a noise cap if some residents have their way. Members of the community council say multiple complaints regarding the corner of Blair and Van Buren are what’s driving their consideration of changing the Eugene noise ordinance. Many of the residents KEZI 9 News … Continue reading »
Out & About: May 17th-May 19th
EUGENE, Ore. — KDUK’s Valerie Steele says there are all sorts of things in store for the weekend. To find out what you can do, click on the video above to watch Out & About. Out & About Links: Rhododendron Festival Bark in the Park Big “O” Tournament Avenue Q B-17 Bomber Aluminum Overcast For … Continue reading »
B-17 Bomber to Visit Eugene
EUGENE, Ore. — Look up in the sky this weekend, and you may get a glimpse of World War II history. The B-17 Bomber Aluminum Overcast is set to arrive Friday. It’s one of only 13 fortresses still flying. This war bird travels the U.S. letting people see and experience American history. Ground tours are … Continue reading »
More Seasonable Weather Here to Stay
Thursday’s Weather Discussion from Meteorologist Melissa Frey: Wednesday’s high temperature in Eugene was 64°, just 3° below average, but still the coolest high temperature so far this month! Not only was it the coolest day, but it was also the wettest day. We ended up with .09″ of rain, a typical amount for a mid-May … Continue reading »
