Don Kahle

As collegiate sports transitions to becoming a national entertainment product, stadium ticket sales and proximity to fans wanes. Media money waxes.

Adding electric bicycles to your household’s transportation options is a way to meet your immediate needs until electric vehicles are more affordable.

As long as you’re doing a little bit every day, you’re still in the game. You may feel like you’re losing, but nobody can call you a quitter.

Columnist Don Kahle wants Eugene to take advantage of the opportunities in its far corners.

When is Blue River no longer home? When does rebuilding become not worth the trouble?

Can we talk ourselves out of that fear-mongering urge? And if we can, Don Kahle wonders, should we?

Don Kalhle: Voting is important — no matter who you vote for — but losing graciously is fully half of what has made our nation great.

Broadcast outlets deliver more households right now, but for how much longer? What can streaming services do better than any broadcast outlet?

The growth of the sharing economy is a good thing, and how can we use it to encourage connectedness?

Kahle unloads extra thoughts that have been swimming in his head, including If you’re not curious, you are failing to use the factory-installed equipment.