OK I am biased having volunteered at KWVA -88.1 FM for almost 7 years. But KWVA really is the…read moreWillamette Valley Alternative music station,featuring tunes,talk,news,sports and live events not available anywhere else in the tri-county area. KWVA is one of the last free form radio stations left-every DJ and personality presents music and views not allowed or heard on any other local stations.From Free Speech Radio News to coverage of U of U Ducks track volleyball lacrosse and other sports, to Left Out , Anarchy Radio, Blood On The Saddle,Snap Crackle and Pop, the Latent 80's, Vintage Funk, The Texas Chainsaw Acoustic Hour, Notes from the Underground,Planet Soup and many other World Beat shows, electronica, noise or regular indie unheard College Rock ,the Lane and Cara hour,and of course my own program the Sunday Morning Hangover, an eclectic mix of bizarre children's music, lounge and forgotten novelties, the list of exciting programs goes on and on. KWVA is heard at 88.1 throughout the valley and on the net at www.kwvaradio.org. Student operated and staffed by student and community members who believe in free non-scripted spontaneous excitement. If you are looking for new sounds this is the place to go. .

Definitely better than KEZI, which used to be decent. KMTR has never been great, as it is too…read morefocused on Roseburg and Coos Bay, yet they are a Eugene station. They are better now than KEZI, and their blatant homerism for the oregon ducks. KEZI is interesting in that they only have news on the ducks if they win... then they are the top of the news. If they lose, it will be at the very end of the news, or not at all! At least KMTR is more fair in the coverage! KMTR just needs to spend a bit more money and upgrade their talent.

My favorite news cast. Best news best website best anchors.read more

Best local news/weather/anchors/weather people in Eugene. The CBS & NBC affiliates suck. In fact,…read morethey seem to be the same people.

I am a writer of academic textbooks, having just published my 18th before doing this one with…read moreLuminare Press. I had never paid to have my other books published. But in this case, commercial publishers were not interested in a memoir about my joys as a professor, so I turned to Luminare. The price tag for doing it this way was certainly not exorbitant. It was a most pleasant experience, where I felt 100% supported. Clearly, responsibility stayed with me as to the content and editing. They did the formatting job and did it extremely well. They also assisted me with all the nuts and bolts of actually getting the book out to Amazon and Barnes & Noble. I recommend them highly.

Beginning with a free consultation with Patricia Marshall, I sensed that Luminare is a…read morestraight-forward, ethical company that always has my best interests in mind as an author. As this was my first experience with self-publishing, there was so much to learn, however, Luminare provided explicit, prompt, and very clear instructions staggered to appear at each stage of the publishing experience. I was impressed by their quick responses, fidelity to deadlines, and polite and professional communication. There are so many scams targeting authors and so many self-published texts that look cheap and homemade. However, with Luminare, I felt that my money was well-invested and that my very sentimental project was in the best of hands. There were so many design elements that I wouldn't have considered on my own. The illustrations came from a myriad of artists and styles, but in the final book they look integrated and purposeful. I don't know by what happy accident I stumbled upon Luminare, but I can't imagine a better company to facilitate the publication of my first book.

Megan Rage is the worst! Never plays my requests during the old school lunch. Bring Geoff back! she…read moreplays the creamin over tough guys songs everyday. sounds like marital issues to me

It's getting better than the past. Needs more info with the local nightlife. Not everyone is from…read morethis area and will be nice to know what the locals do for nighttime fun & local restaurants.

The Eugene Weekly doesn't respond to emails; resulted in hours of wasted time. Unprofessional.read more