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EUGENE, Ore. – In a moment that reaffirms our faith in good people standing their ground, justice has officially been served in Eugene.
Back in October 2024, a quiet night at a local convenience store on Commons Drive turned into a nightmare when 21-year-old Noah Alexander Sky stormed into the Duck-N-Go, pulled what looked like a Glock 19, and pointed it straight at the clerk’s face, demanding money. But what Sky didn’t count on? That clerk wasn’t going down without a fight.
Fearing for his life—and rightfully so—the store owner acted with courage and clarity. He pulled his own weapon, fired, and stopped the threat in an
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