Featured Stories It’s time for sports fans to start playing a new game—one that’s cheaper; less fame-obsessed. That’s what Zach Dundas, a Portland-based freelance journalist (and former WW staf ... More
Foreward Thinking
In The Renegade Sportsman, Zach Dundas unearths the foul-mouthed, fun-loving future of sports, starting right here in PDX.
Featured Stories It’s time for sports fans to start playing a new game—one that’s cheaper; less fame-obsessed. That’s what Zach Dundas, a Portland-based freelance journalist (and former WW staf ... More
A Ducking Shame
As Oregon’s title hopes fade, reality sets in. Pass the gravy, please.
News Here’s a bet. When you sit down to Thanksgiving dinner, many people at the table—maybe Uncle Izzy, maybe the second cousin you’ve always had a disturbing crush on—will not jus ... More
PDX Inked
The whole media universe is humping Portland. We dissect the hype, and how the hell we got here.
News Fellow citizens, it has come to this: Portland needs a restraining order against the national media. We are being stalked. The New York Times is giving us that look again. It makes us feel...funny. B ... More
Bad Lands: A Tourist on the Axis of Evil
Wisdom and warning from America's tourism shock trooper.
Books World travel was once a taxing affair. Beyond the hoary old Grand Tour destinations of Europe, an adventurer needed tycoon cash or brass genitalia of Indiana Jones grade. These days, though, destinati ... More
Just Boot It
Portland's Timbers face off against Italy's Ronaldo-worshiping, ex-prime minister pets AC Milan.
Featured Stories Soccer: A chance to explore other cultures, plus drink beer and wear seasonally inappropriate scarves. This Tuesday night, fans of the Portland Timbers enjoy a rare opportunity to do all of the above& ... More
Garden of Weedin'
Oregon's medical marijuana growers want to win respect, help the sick...and grow the kindest bud on the planet.
News A miniature version of Eden grows in Chris Duback's deep-Southeast Portland basement. But there is trouble in paradise.Visitors wouldn't notice the danger. Everything in this small, white-walled room ... More
Cheap Eats 2006
Food Reviews & Stories North Mississippi Avenue was mostly boarded up when this congenial, homespun 'za shop opened about five years back. Now, it's a venerable anchor of the little cluster of cafes and shops lining this pocket-sized main street. With knock-about furniture, a live-music lineup that's eclectic to the point More
Dish Review
Food Reviews & Stories Just south of Division, Fu Bonn, a multiethnic Asian mall, looms like a spaceship from Planet Beijing. Its vast grocery teems with fried quail, red-bean snowballs, Japanese baby biscuits, Korean cookies, bundles of raw organ meat for Vietnamese pho, yakisoba and Oregon-made sake. Within the mall, S More
Bean Town
Thanks to a gang of coffee fanatics, Portland is the center of a new microbrew revolution.
News They are everywhere. Walk Portland's streets, and it seems they line every block, monopolize every choice street corner.Coffee shops. Not the scores of Starbucks outposts, though they are as invasive ... More
Q&A: THOMAS LUCKETT
A PSU prof talks about the history of conspiracy theories, from 9/11 all the way back to, um, Voltaire.
News Secret explosive caches, not Mohamed Atta and company, brought down the Twin Towers. The Bush administration knew the attacks were coming. In fact, the U.S. government itself planned the most devastat ... More
Top Articles from Zach Dundas
HOBBITS GONE WRONG
A few Oregonians' love for Lord of the Rings landed them in a strange saga of their own. Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Portland writer Donald Miller is selling books, wowing fans-and fighting to shake up Christianity as we know it. Bean Town
Thanks to a gang of coffee fanatics, Portland is the center of a new microbrew revolution. Portland's New New Economy
High unemployment. More businesses. Lower income. More newcomers. It ain't business as usual. Garden of Weedin'
Oregon's medical marijuana growers want to win respect, help the sick...and grow the kindest bud on the planet. ATTACK OF THE $3 TOMATO
How Portland's snooty tastes are saving Oregon farms, luring kids back to the land and even-gasp!-teaching Republicans and Democrats to get along. THE REBEL ALLIANCE
An unlikely army of hacker hippies, geek visionaries, idealistic teachers and corporate giants is making Portland ground zero of a digital revolution. Return of the Piper
CAN PORTLAND'S MOST FAMOUS BAD BOY SAVE PRO WRESTLING FROM THE EVIL EMPIRE? SPACE INVADER
Phantom Dialer, computer hacker The Portland Adult Soapbox Derby Is Decadent and Depraved.
A few Oregonians' love for Lord of the Rings landed them in a strange saga of their own. Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Portland writer Donald Miller is selling books, wowing fans-and fighting to shake up Christianity as we know it. Bean Town
Thanks to a gang of coffee fanatics, Portland is the center of a new microbrew revolution. Portland's New New Economy
High unemployment. More businesses. Lower income. More newcomers. It ain't business as usual. Garden of Weedin'
Oregon's medical marijuana growers want to win respect, help the sick...and grow the kindest bud on the planet. ATTACK OF THE $3 TOMATO
How Portland's snooty tastes are saving Oregon farms, luring kids back to the land and even-gasp!-teaching Republicans and Democrats to get along. THE REBEL ALLIANCE
An unlikely army of hacker hippies, geek visionaries, idealistic teachers and corporate giants is making Portland ground zero of a digital revolution. Return of the Piper
CAN PORTLAND'S MOST FAMOUS BAD BOY SAVE PRO WRESTLING FROM THE EVIL EMPIRE? SPACE INVADER
Phantom Dialer, computer hacker The Portland Adult Soapbox Derby Is Decadent and Depraved.
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