Devour 2012: Your Almanac For Edible Adventure

Devour 2012 How to shop at a modern American supermarket: Stick to the edges of the store—the produce, dairy, bulk dry goods and meat and fish departments. That’s where you’ll find whole foods with lo ... More

May 16, 2012 12:01 am by BEN WATERHOUSE

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Trying to Beat the Odds

Promoters of a private casino are betting they have a better story than in 2010.

News If insanity is repeating the same behavior and expecting a different result, the people behind a proposal to develop a private casino in Wood Village might seem a little crazy. After all, ... More

May 16, 2012 12:01 am by NIGEL JAQUISS

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Back to the Fringe

The Experimental Film Festival reconnects Portland’s avant-cinema community.

Movie Reviews & Stories Experimental media in Portland is fractured. If that meant abstruse, mind-splattering and totally fucking bonkers, it’d be a good thing. But it’s more literal. In the last three years, the loc ... More

May 16, 2012 12:01 am by MATTHEW SINGER

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The Good, the Bad and the Odd

We review new local albums to see who’s keeping Portland the weirdest.

Album Reviews Plankton Wat, Spirits (Thrill Jockey) Weirdness scale: 5/10 What kind of weird: Watching the slow-motion moments in a David Lynch film on repeat weird. It would appear that the men of Eternal Tap ... More

May 16, 2012 12:01 am by WW Staff

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A Blizzard of Hoaxes

Documents reveal details about white-powder mailings, and how they tie up government responders.

News The return address was listed 2413 NW Burnside St., Portland—a nonexistent location. The sender was “The MIB, LLC”—a nonexistent business. The more than 100 recipients, however, were rea ... More

May 16, 2012 12:01 am by COREY PEIN

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The 10-Year Engagement

President Obama has “evolved” to support gay marriage. Oregon isn’t there yet.

News Before President Barack Obama declared his support for same-sex marriage last week, he had been talking with Terry Bean about the issue for four years. Bean, a Portland real-estate broke ... More

May 16, 2012 12:01 am by AARON MESH

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Promoters of a private casino are betting they have a better story than in 2010.

The Experimental Film Festival reconnects Portland’s avant-cinema community.

We review new local albums to see who’s keeping Portland the weirdest.

Documents reveal details about white-powder mailings, and how they tie up government responders.

President Obama has “evolved” to support gay marriage. Oregon isn’t there yet.

What Portland is wearing this week.

For a one-time frontrunner, a long painful night

For a one-time frontrunner, a long painful night

Top Selling Albums and Songs in Portland, April 30-May 6

And other Oregon beer news

A visit to An Dong Market with Le Ho & Adam Ho of Luc Lac Vietnamese Kitchen.

Promoters of a private casino are betting they have a better story than in 2010.

Documents reveal details about white-powder mailings, and how they tie up government responders.

President Obama has “evolved” to support gay marriage. Oregon isn’t there yet.

A pig fight in court, and a watchdog ascends.

Roth-Era gossip (without Wolfie).

Your neighbor’s car, in Pinewood Derby form.

A journey from old-timey Americana to pop that would rather not be called cute.

We review new local albums to see who’s keeping Portland the weirdest.

A little bit country, a little bit glam rock.

The Experimental Film Festival reconnects Portland’s avant-cinema community.

Texas is the reason the old lady’s dead.

Die young, stay pretty.

Why are there so many helicopters around the new light-rail bridge?

Too Portland for Portland?

Eight awesomely nerdy things to do in Portland, May 14-20