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Wet leaves piled high on the home’s front porch hint at the story inside.   “Sorry I haven’t had time

As a child, Harold Rains was fascinated by his family’s shiny, mercury-glass Christmas ornaments. They brought what color and glitter

Candy Puterbaugh   Marilyn Daily-Blair’s love of seniors is lifelong. Growing up she spent summers with her grandparents and “was

Candy Puterbaugh   They say laughter is the best medicine. For Frank King, it not only saved his life, but

by Kraig Bohot   Pinching way too many pennies?  This second in a series looking at ways to stretch a

Mark McClure has been walking miles every day, long before “getting your steps” was a thing. And while fitness is

For one night only, The Eugene Ballet will celebrate longtime Artistic Director Toni Pimble with “The Toni’s.” This retrospective of