Adam Duvernay
The Register-Guard
Eugene, OR, United States
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What's happening with the Leaburg Canal? EWEB delays picking among 'no good choices'
EWEB commissioners have four options for the required project and all of them come with some consequences. → Read More
Oregonians gear up for earthquake drill during International ShakeOut Day
Thursday is International ShakeOut Day, a worldwide, minute-long earthquake drill in which Oregonians participate every year. → Read More
U.S. Senate race: Republican, minor party candidates hoping to unseat incumbent Wyden
The race pits incumbent Democrat Ron Wyden against GOP Jo Rae Perkins, Chris Henry with Oregon Progressive Party and Dan Pulju with Pacific Green Party. → Read More
Cedar Creek Fire: Moderated activity helping firefighters keep momentum
The Cedar Creek Fire was burning with low to moderate intensity Wednesday, fire managers say. Here's the latest on the Central Oregon wildfire. → Read More
Oregon project to expand mass timber production, industry jobs with $41.4M federal grant
The Build Back Better grant, given to the Oregon Mass Timber Coalition, funds research, innovation, sustainability, forest practices, housing codes. → Read More
Firefighters burning, building containment lines around Cedar Creek Fire
There are more than 700 people working to contain the Cedar Creek Fire, the largest active wildfire in Oregon at about 4,422 acres. → Read More
Eugene forester will lead ODF program helping cities improve their urban forests
Former Eugene urban forester Scott Altenhoff now leads the Oregon Department of Forestry’s Urban and Community Forestry Assistance Program. → Read More
Extinction-level threat: Invasive beetle expected to decimate Oregon ash trees
Over the last 20 years, the invasive beetle decimated ash tree populations in U.S. and Canada now has been discovered in Oregon for the first time. → Read More
Climate watchers warn recent flush of rain in western Oregon didn't end the drought
Drought persists across the state and the West due to rain deficits over the winter. → Read More
OSU website lets you get to know Oregon Coast gray whales by name
Oregon State University researchers have made it easier to learn about the gray whales who often visit the state's coastline. → Read More
Oregon State University fire expert panel: Oregonians' mindset needs to expect, accept wildfires
Oregon State University hosted a virtual panel of wildfire and forest experts Tuesday to discuss wildfires in Oregon. → Read More
UO, OSU strategically reducing landscaping water usage during drought
The University of Oregon and Oregon State University have taken their own steps, both this year and in the past, to reduce how much water they use during months of drought. → Read More
Lawanda Manning remembered as a 'tour de force,' lauded for her service to others
Lawanda Manning, wife of Sen. James Manning, died June 11, 2021 at the age of 66. She was known for her community contributions, humor, sense of style and love for her family. → Read More
McKenzie River still open for tourism after wildfire, but expect to see scars
A wildfire that burned through the McKenzie River Valley may have altered the area's lush character, but its residents are still relying on tourism. → Read More
ODF revises down size estimate of wildfire near Mapleton
Reported at around 500 acres Tuesday afternoon, ODF around 8 p.m. Tuesday announced its fire managers believe the wildfire is burning in closer to 382 acres. → Read More
The Sweet Creek Milepost 2 Fire still burning about 500 acres
The fire Tuesday morning was an estimated 513 acres, said OFD spokesman Marcus Kauffman. The fire was reported to be about 500 acres Monday afternoon. → Read More
Thousands gather, march in Eugene to support Black Lives Matter
As they marched, the protesters carried an energy that was angry, but peaceful. → Read More
Motorcyclist in Viola dies in crash with tractor, state police say
A motorcyclist in Viola crashed into farm equipment Thursday night and died, according to state police. → Read More
Heat wave in Delaware forecast to push 100 degrees this weekend, and will feel hotter
The heat wave will break by Monday evening, but between then and now are some excruciatingly hot days. → Read More
State police investigating shooting inside Wilmington-area restaurant
State police have confirmed there was a shooting inside the Market Street Grill Wednesday afternoon. → Read More