Members of the youth chapter of the local branch of the NAACP lead Martin Luther King Jr. Day marchers through downtown. NAACP organizers estimate that nearly 800 people came out to celebrate Dr. King’s legacy and to show solidarity with the struggle for racial justice in the United States. (Photo: Colin Houck)

Participants in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day march gather near the Federal Courthouse in Eugene, Oregon, before continuing to the Shedd Institute on Monday. NAACP organizers estimate that nearly 800 people came out to celebrate Dr. King’s legacy and to show solidarity with the struggle for racial justice in the United States. (Photo: Colin Houck)

State Senator James Manning talks with one of the many people who marched in Monday’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day event. NAACP organizers estimate that nearly 800 people came out to celebrate Dr. King’s legacy and to show solidarity with the struggle for racial justice in the United States. (Photo: Colin Houck)

Sherwood Nash, a native of Indiana who has lived in Eugene for 40 years, attends Monday’s Martin Luther King Day event, as he has done for the past three decades. NAACP organizers estimate that nearly 800 people came out to celebrate Dr. King’s legacy and to show solidarity with the struggle for racial justice in the United States. (Photo: Colin Houck)

Scott Morrison explains the process of crafting a powderhorn to attendees of the Frontier Heritage Fair, held Saturday and Sunday at the Lane County Fairgrounds. (Colin Houck/ For the Register-Guard)

Kevin Thiel shaves down a buffalo powderhorn during the Frontier Heritage Fair, held Saturday and Sunday at the Lane County Fairgrounds. (Colin Houck/ For the Register-Guard)

Allen Truesdale (L) and Dean Armstrong of Emerald Valley Trading Post, demonstrate a small trap for attendees at the Frontier Heritage Fair, held Saturday and Sunday at the Lane County Fairgrounds. (Colin Houck/ For the Register-Guard)

Life Change program resident Danyelle Daniels prepares plates during the open house for the new kitchen at the Eugene Mission on Saturday, January 21st. The previous kitchen burned in an accidental fire on June 16th, 2016. (Colin Houck/For The Register-Guard)

Women’s Life Change program residents, Linda McGuire (left) and Kristi Schmidd (right) embrace after a busy morning preparing breakfast during the open house for the new kitchen at the Eugene Mission on Saturday, January 21st. The previous kitchen burned in an accidental fire on June 16th, 2016. (Colin Houck/For The Register-Guard)

Donor, Jim Choy of Grace Community Fellowship, and his son Kaison survey the offerings during the open house for the new kitchen at the Eugene Mission on Saturday, January 21st. The previous kitchen burned in an accidental fire on June 16th, 2016. (Colin Houck/For The Register-Guard)