Travel and Outdoors

Metro will put a new 15 year, $380 million bond in front of voters this May.
Each year, the event builds community and adds some sparkle to the dark winter months with illuminating art installations across the city.
Upgrades to the 16-acre site in the Brentwood-Darlington neighborhood include a new playground and wildlife viewing spots.
Hikers, bikers, and horse riders can all enjoy this 21-mile path that winds its way along a former railroad bed through the scenic forested foothills of the Oregon Coast Range.
Set your sights on Hokkaido’s capital, which has rich sporting history and ramen culture, plus reasons to visit during all four seasons.
No layovers and low fares make for the start of a stress-free vacation.
The second annual series raises awareness about farmed sea vegetables through culinary experiences.
Sometimes a change of scenery is a must.
Indulge in curated experiences centered around the flavorsome fungi this Feburary through March in Newberg and Dundee.
Portland Parks & Recreation will prioritize in-person reservations on Monday, Jan. 8, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
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The 5/8 scale train with a 30-inch track once traveled a 2.5-mile route through Washington Park and was a point of immense pride for Portland’s residents and leaders.
The home of the green and gold is one of two LEED-certified sports venues in Portland.
Day-Glo and other ostentatious fashion trends contrasted the grit and grunge of a city struggling to rise above drugs and violence, all during a period of cultural and economic reinvention.
The public is invited to join the remembrance ceremony at Station 1 and donate blood.
Not all flowers have come and gone — some would say the season has saved the best for last.
The program will bring the fan-favorite story concept of female WWII fighter pilots to The Old Church this September.
Fans can expect a star-studded line-up at the 12th edition taking place Sept. 6-8.
See how the statistics skryocketed with the sun out.
Prepare for autumn — and jumping into massive piles of leaves — with these seasonal temperature and precipitation outlooks.
New renderings are also giving us a look at the district’s ‘first-of-its-kind’ Center for Tribal Nations.