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Including gifts for significant others, retirees, holiday parties, young people, and gifts that ship fast.
The buildings act as time capsules to a booming time in Portland history, capturing unique architecture and cultural significance.
Portland is a pepper-lover’s paradise — we called on Stacy Moritz, owner of Secret Aardvark Trading Co., to hear her perspective on why locals yearn for the burn.
This locally made, free-to-use, stand-alone toilet is working to address common public bathroom concerns.
The Montgomery Park building in Northwest Portland is over 100 years old — and its owners reportedly owe over $149 million on it.
Despite being snubbed by America’s Best Restroom awards, we know the true best bathroom resides in Portland.
Revino’s glass bottle reuse system aims to help the Pacific Northwest wine industry become more sustainable.
After 19 years at its East Burnside Street location, the Doug Fir Lounge is gearing up to relocate to a new space less than a mile away.
Together, the two Portland healthcare giants would serve more than 3 million patients a year.
Whether you’re a weekend warrior or the next Tiger Woods, these golf courses in the Portland area are sure to make for a good round.
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The giving campaign stretches through December and helps the local nonprofit provide warming + shelter resources, in addition to food for those in need in the LGBTQ+ community during the fall and winter months.
They are meant to help voters better understand their ranked-choice ballots, while giving potential mayor and city council picks the opportunity to share their vision with citizens.
We’re highlighting the best parks that our city and it surroundings have to offer — complete with roses, fountains, forests, and sports fields.
We posed this question to our Instagram followers, now it’s your turn.
Pick out a seasonal squash, wander through a corn maze, or just take in the autumn vibes at these local farms.
The City of Roses was ranked as a top city for remote workers thanks to its consistent growth.
Dig into cuisine like gyros and spanakopita, enjoy traditional folk dance performances, church tours, and the Hellenic-American Cultural Center & Museum.
Signs in several Eliot neighborhood blocks will put a two-hour limit on evening parking from October through May.
Nestled in Southwest Portland, this neighborhood retains a small-town charm with residential streets and green spaces surrounding shops, eateries, and art galleries concentrated at its heart.
Take a bite out of this juicy jaunt into one of Oregon’s most vibrant produce growing regions.