News In one photo, the little plastic pig rides the plastic dinosaur. In another, a tyrannosaur attacks. In a third, two pigs appear to... never mind.So this is how Intel--which saw its stock plummet last ... More
Barnyard Webcam Linked to Intel!
Unnatural tales of plastic animals, a coffee shop, anthropologists and a tech-sector titan.
News In one photo, the little plastic pig rides the plastic dinosaur. In another, a tyrannosaur attacks. In a third, two pigs appear to... never mind.So this is how Intel--which saw its stock plummet last ... More
So Totally Harsh
Medical marijuana's "poster child" attacks the new ganja ballot measure.
News Back in 1998, Stormy Ray was medical marijuana's mascot. When reporters wanted a flesh-and-blood argument in favor of that fall's initiative making Mary Jane a legal medicine for ailing Oregonians, pr ... More
Kabul's Closing Window
Local aid workers struggle inside Afghanistan.
News Last week, Doctors Without Borders pulled the plug on its huge operations in Afghanistan--a bombshell from one of the world's most respected humanitarian outfits--after five of its workers were killed ... More
Rewrite This Story
OK, so you can't. But a tech journalist says someday you will.
News Many writers are not crazy about turning their unpolished prose over to editors, let alone to common readers.Not Dan Gillmor. After spending a decade covering Silicon Valley for the San Jose Mercury N ... More
Catholics in the Crosshairs
The Archdiocese bankruptcy puts spotlight on local group.
News Gayle Bache was just back from her morning workout on July 6 when she got a call from a fellow member of the grassroots Catholic group Voice of the Faithful. "He said, 'Gayle, are you ready?'" Bache r ... More
Meteor Man
Scooter-powered salvation to Portland's tipsy drivers.
News Portland drunkards, rejoice! And meet your new main man, Joshua Bernard.Two weeks ago, the 30-year-old Lewis & Clark College grad launched Meteor, a business he hopes will provide a new safety val ... More
A Shot at Glory
Lowly Timbers take on soccer champs.
News The Portland Timbers' match against San Jose Earthquakes tonight could only happen in futbol. The Wednesday night game is part of the U.S. Open Cup, a knockout tournament open to any team from any lev ... More
HOBBITS GONE WRONG
A few Oregonians' love for Lord of the Rings landed them in a strange saga of their own.
News The first time Jeanine Renne met Jordan Wood, standing across the street from the Beaverton City Library, she didn't know what to think. Wood's eyes flashed, Renne remembers, with "the most radioactiv ... More
Timbers Outnumbered, Outgunned.
An early call against Portland kills home team’s chance for a soccer cup upset.
News The first 15 minutes were awesome.As the Portland Timbers opened their clash against the San Jose Earthquakes at a sweltering, sizzling PGE Park last night, the local minor-leaguers had the Major Leag ... More
Our Man in Pyongyang
Mercy Corps' founder forges unlikely bonds north of the DMZ.
News Recent headlines out of North Korea haven't been as exciting as news from its supposed cohorts in the "Axis of Evil." Next to Saddam's trial and Iran's capture of British sailors, glacial nuclear nego ... 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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