Looking back at more than a century of the grocery game in Portland, a lot has changed and a lot hasn’t. Many stores today ...

Portland lost. The arena was half-empty. The vibes, needless to say, underwhelmed. I paid even less attention to women’s ...

With its reputation for progressive ideals and generally warm attitude toward fringe lifestyles, the city has also been a ...

After a long stretch on the west side near Providence Park, Scrap Creative Reuse hauled its stacks of paper, bins of buttons, and general ephemera to a new home at 619 SE Sixth Av ...

With the RIP, there are more options for the typical 50-by-100-foot site, whether that's duplexes and triplexes, or cottage ...

It is the residential observatory of the City of Portland.” Standing in the rear sun room of this house on NE Alameda Street—hey, we get it. Built in 1939—a little later than its immediate neighbors ...

Talk to anyone who has run a small, independent grocery business in the era of huge national chains, takeovers, mergers, ...

Jennifer Perrine is the author of five books of poetry. “Dear Ghost,” appears in Beautiful Outlaw (Kelsey Street Press), which won the 2026 Oregon Book Award for Poetry. Perrine lives in Portland and ...

Taste of Portland is more than just an evening of incredible food and drink—it’s a celebration of the vibrant culinary spirit that defines our city. September 22, 2026 What’s This? By bringing ...