Q & A Since 2003, Brenna Bell has lived in a small apartment in a 1940s-era house at the Try/On Life Community Farm in Southwest Portland.More recently, Bell and the other 16 adult residents of the farm, a ... More
Brenna Bell
Raising questions (instead of chickens) with the president of Try/On Life farm.
Q & A Since 2003, Brenna Bell has lived in a small apartment in a 1940s-era house at the Try/On Life Community Farm in Southwest Portland.More recently, Bell and the other 16 adult residents of the farm, a ... More
Buying The Farm
Time running out for activists to purchase Try/on Life Community Farm.
News A hand-painted sign at the end of a driveway on Southwest Boones Ferry Road urgently counts down the days left to "Save the Farm!"That farm, Try/on Life Community Farm, has become a cause cél&e ... More
Jay Walking Into The Portland Building
PDX businessman Roy Jay's Project Clean Slate gets free space in city building.
News Prominent Portland businessman Roy Jay's project to give lawbreakers a "clean slate" got by recently, with a little help from his friends.The City Council voted unanimously on Nov. 23 to donate space ... More
Wilma Mankiller
Ex-Cherokee Chief, and current UO law professor, sounds off about how U.S. society judges tribes.
Q & A Wilma Mankiller muses that perhaps her last name is why she gets so much attention.But it's more than a name that earned Mankiller a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1998 and a Woman of the Year award ... More
Willamette Week's Guide to Lewis and Clark Re-enactors
News Rumors reached Portland last week of a schism among the Discovery Expedition re-enactors heading our way to mark the 200th anniversary of Lewis and Clark's arrival at the Pacific.It seems somewhere in ... More
Special Forces Association
Rogue of the Week As Halloween approaches, sinister forces are at work east of Eugene in Walterville, home of TrineDay Press.The small press run by former Portland hippie Kris Millegan faces the horrors of bankruptcy f ... More
Not Your father's Auto Show
Portland welcomes its first bio-fuels car show.
News Brian Jamison offers some not-exactly-disinterested advice for everyone still running around in gasoline-burning vehicles: Sell your car.But Jamison, president of Portland's Go Biodiesel Cooperative, ... More
Watered Down
Oregon enviros fuming at state regulators may ask (get this) Bush's EPA for help.
News When Brent Foster, head of Columbia Riverkeeper, walked out of a September meeting with the state Department of Environmental Quality's water gurus, he was furious."I've been attending these meetings ... More
Top Articles from Emily Cooper
Brenna Bell
Raising questions (instead of chickens) with the president of Try/On Life farm. Willamette Week's Guide to Lewis and Clark Re-enactors
Buying The Farm
Time running out for activists to purchase Try/on Life Community Farm. Not Your father's Auto Show
Portland welcomes its first bio-fuels car show. Special Forces Association
Wilma Mankiller
Ex-Cherokee Chief, and current UO law professor, sounds off about how U.S. society judges tribes. Watered Down
Oregon enviros fuming at state regulators may ask (get this) Bush's EPA for help. Jay Walking Into The Portland Building
PDX businessman Roy Jay's Project Clean Slate gets free space in city building.
Raising questions (instead of chickens) with the president of Try/On Life farm. Willamette Week's Guide to Lewis and Clark Re-enactors
Buying The Farm
Time running out for activists to purchase Try/on Life Community Farm. Not Your father's Auto Show
Portland welcomes its first bio-fuels car show. Special Forces Association
Wilma Mankiller
Ex-Cherokee Chief, and current UO law professor, sounds off about how U.S. society judges tribes. Watered Down
Oregon enviros fuming at state regulators may ask (get this) Bush's EPA for help. Jay Walking Into The Portland Building
PDX businessman Roy Jay's Project Clean Slate gets free space in city building.
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