EWEB Spokesperson on How the Utility is Preparing for Rising Demand
The spokesperson for Oregon’s largest publicly-owned utility discusses what other cities can learn from its Eugene analysis.
- Published in Energy and Environment
Milwaukie Adopts Pair of Electrification Resolutions
NW Natural, which has been criticized for its response to electrification efforts in Eugene and Milwaukie, calls Milwaukie’s resolutions ‘illogical’
- Published in Energy and Environment
Lane County Officials Say Six-Figure Estimates for WAC Crowds Were Way Off Track
Eugene business owners say World Athletics Championships crowds fell far short of their expectations — but hope visitors return for future events.
- Published in Travel and Transportation
PeaceHealth Providers File for Union Recognition
A group of 15 doctors and other providers at Eugene-area clinics say unionization is their best path to address staff shortages and burnout.
- Published in Health Care
Eugene Prepares for COVID-19 Olympics
Eugene businesses lost out when the Olympic Games were delayed, but the postponed 2021 Olympic Trials could provide the city with economic relief.
- Published in Restaurants and Retail
Comcast Launching WiFi-Connected “Lift Zones” in Oregon/SW Washington
Boys and Girls Clubs in Portland, Vancouver, Salem, and Eugene Provide Safe Spaces Fully Equipped with Free Internet to Help Low-Income Students Participate in Distance Learning
- Published in Press Releases
Riding a Temporary High
Sales of recreational cannabis have surged, breaking state records, but experts warn of stormy seas ahead.
- Published in Cannabis
Eugene moves forward with plans for “innovation district”
The college town has become the latest Oregon city to embrace the economic development strategy.
- Published in Real Estate