Eugene Weekly Competitors

The City of Eugene is a service-oriented and welcoming organization that provides services to the community through six departments - Central Services, Fire & Emergency Medical Services, Police, Library, Recreation and Cultural Services, Planning and Development, Public Works. The organization offers a wide variety of job opportunities, great benefits, opportunities for advancement and a supportive, team oriented work environment. We are looking for bright, motivated people who want to work in a challenging and dynamic environment while contributing to the success of their local government. When you choose a career with the City, you will be part of an award winning organization that is one of the most progressive and best managed cities in the United States. As one of the largest cities in Oregon, Eugene has an exciting mix of arts, culture, education, scenic beauty and passion for recreation. Located in the scenic Willamette Valley between the rugged Pacific Coast and the breathtaking Cascade Mountains, Eugene is the county seat for Lane County. With more than 100 city parks, 250 miles of bicycle trails, and numerous lakes, rivers and streams nearby, our community offers a wide range of recreational activities to residents and visitors. Eugene’s mild climate and lush landscapes are just a few of the city’s attractive features. Eugene is a friendly, progressive community with residents who are active and concerned about quality of life issues. Eugene is well-known as the home of the University of Oregon. The University plays a major role in the community, as does Lane Community College and Northwest Christian University. The University brings a cosmopolitan feel to the community, and the collegiate teams have contributed excitement and pride on a regional basis. Living in the City of Eugene offers all of this along with the advantages of higher education, a strong public school system, and a short commute to work.

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Willamette Week is Portland, Oregon's award-winning alternative media outlet. We appear in print (every Wednesday) and online (wweek.com) with over 2.5 million unique readers monthly. Annually we produce four magazines and numerous events. We also operate Give!Guide, a charitable effort that has raised more than $48 million for local nonprofits since 2004. Willamette Week is the only weekly newspaper ever to win the Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting (2005). We believe nothing can empower the people of Portland more effectively than real news, properly considered and illustrated, concerning local life. We remain fiercely independent, and we strive to maintain an edge. We mean not only to be ahead of the competition in terms of news and ideas, but to be daring in our reporting, writing, and presentation. As a result, year in and year out, Willamette Week wins more journalism awards in Oregon than any other non-daily newspaper.