Weekly Clips for July 30

SPRINGFIELD u0026ndash; Children and parents filled the Fountain Plaza outside City Hall on July 22 to see Zimbabwean singer Ratie Dangarembwa-Morgan (Ratie D) and her band as part of theu0026hellip;

COTTAGE GROVE u0026ndash; Eugene Symphony conductor Alex Prior sure knows how to put on a semiquincententennial celebration. Itu0026rsquo;s all in the way you wear your hair. u0026ldquo;This is my fourthu0026hellip;

PLEASANT HILL u0026ndash; A special sort of exclusive club? u0026ldquo;Itu0026rsquo;s like we hit the jackpot finding this underground little town,u0026rdquo; Sherry McKenzie said, describing the atmosphere of the West Cascadeu0026hellip;

CRESWELL u0026ndash; A year-long legal battle over hangar leases at Hobby Field Airport is nearing its conclusion after the City of Creswell and two commercial tenants reached a settlement resolvingu0026hellip;

COTTAGE GROVE u0026ndash; About a month after community concerns were raised about a potential 100-foot cell tower, the Cottage Grove Planning Commission gave its approval for the project. On Julyu0026hellip;

COTTAGE GROVE u0026ndash; Following initial reporting out of a City Council meeting regarding Middlefield Golf Course last week, updated municipal figures show that the city-owned facility operated at a netu0026hellip;

The Eugene Water and Electric Board (EWEB) has announced plans for the Willamette River Treatment Plant and Intake Project, which includes the construction of a new water intake and treatmentu0026hellip;

The Springfield Police Department and Lane County Sheriffu0026rsquo;s Office are gearing up for the National Night Out events next week. This annual campaign promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie andu0026hellip;