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Portland in the News: Giant Crows, Lightening Storm, Go For A Dip & More | July 16, 2026
If you thought the crows were scary during nesting season, wait until these 6-foot tall crow statues descend on downtown Portland.
Read MorePortland in the News: State Park Passes, Pink Light District, Swimming Holes & More | July 9, 2026
While some Portlanders are tightlipped about their favorite swimming holes, Portland Monthly spills the beans about the best places to cool off within three hours of Portland.
Read MorePortland in the News: Doggo Dates, World’s Best Cheddar, Godzilla & More | July 2, 2026
Can a date with your dog lead to true romance? A new dating show being filmed in Hillsboro attempts to match 20 singles (and their dogs).
Read MorePortland in the News: Cathedral Park’s Dragon, Coastal Surfing, Portland Fire & More | June 25, 2026
A fearsome creature has emerged in Cathedral Park. Well, actually, he’s pretty cute.
Read MorePortland in the News: Graffiti No More, Winning Blooms, Speeding Tickets & More | June 18, 2026
2,014 beautiful blooms were judged at the Lloyd Center mall this month. This will be the last Spring Rose Show held there as the mall prepares to close this August.
Read MorePortland in the News: Waterfront Restaurant, Airport Accolades, Heatwave & More | June 11, 2026
The Portland Spirit has big plans to open a new restaurant in the former Rose Festival headquarters in Tom McCall Waterfront Park.
Read MorePortland in the News: Angry Birds, Sidewalks Sparking Joy, Fleet Week Delays & More | June 4, 2026
Is your sidewalk sad? A Portlander has a tutorial on creating your own ‘sidewalk joy’ project.
Read MorePortland in the News: Burnside Centennial, Wish Tree, Bloom Tour & More | May 28, 2026
A chestnut tree in NE Portland has held wishes from strangers for the past ten years.
Read MorePortland in the News: Invasive Hornets, PSU Dog Park, Sauna City & More | May 21, 2026
Oregon’s economy is heating up as sauna businesses pop up all over the state.
Read MorePortland in the News: ‘Wildwood’ Film, Fire Buzzer Beater, Oregon’s ‘Moon Country’ & More | May 14, 2026
Long before Artemis II’s journey back to the moon, Apollo astronauts trained on Oregon’s lava fields, which scientists thought may mimic the surface of the moon.
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