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Portland in the News: Netflix & PDX, Spanish Coffee Legacy, Salmon ‘Rest Stop’ & More | July 24, 2025
Feeling extra tired lately? Imagine being a salmon swimming upstream.
Read MorePortland in the News: Dame is Back! Is Portland Sinking, Portland Fire, Bend Pet Parade & More | July 17, 2025
Dogs, snakes, chickens and lizards, oh my! A plethora of pets strut their stuff over July 4th weekend at Bend’s nearly 30 year old Pet Parade.
Read MorePortland in the News: Goats’ Home Secured, Best Pizza, Big Pink’s New Owner & More | July 10, 2025
At long last, the Belmont Goats have found their final home. They will live out their retirement in Pier Park and you can volunteer to help with the move.
Read MorePortland in the News: Parallel Parking Contest, WasabiFest, Naked Bike Ride & More | July 3, 2025
On Saturday, a group of neighbors in SE Portland competed in a parallel parking contest, with the winner taking home bragging rights and a gold Subaru trophy.
Read MorePortland in the News: Chinese History along 82nd, Blazers Draft, Illegal Fireworks & More | June 26, 2025
Beloved Portland Chinese restaurant Canton Grill closed in 2020 after a 75 year run.
Read MorePortland in the News: James Beard Winners, No Off-Leash, Portland Fire & More | June 19, 2025
No more free-wheeling for Fido. OregonLive reports park rangers can now issue a ticket for off-leash dogs in undesignated areas without first issuing a warning.
Read MorePortland in the News: Free AC, Pride, Scenic Views & More | June 12, 2025
USA Today has chosen several locations in Oregon as the country’s most scenic viewpoints, including our beloved Crater Lake.
Read MorePortland in the News: Aurora Borealis, James Beard Public Market, Day Trippin’ & More | June 5, 2025
Residents of Northern Oregon and Southwest Washington were treated to a light show Sunday night courtesy of the Aurora Borealis according to KATU.
Read MorePortland in the News: Frog Taxis, Cheap Eats, New Blazers Owners & More | May 29, 2025
How did the frog cross the road? For the fortunate froggies of Forest Park, it involves a group of dedicated volunteers and a bucket, according to a report from OPB.
Read MorePortland in the News: Smoother Streets, Strawberry Season, Seeking Pikas & More | May 22, 2025
You’ll need a pair of binoculars and a whole lot of patience, but volunteers with the Cascades Pika Watch are rewarded with a rare glimpse of fluffy, potato-sized Pikas in the Gorge!
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