Your Weekly Callahan

Part 4: "He bled through the pen"

Arts & Books It would be a genuinely dark shame if future bipeds, particularly those who visit Portland, were to ... More

Apr 18, 2014 08:01 pm by MARK ZUSMAN

Willamette Weekend: 15 Things to Do in Portland This Weekend, April 18-20

Pot, Jesus and Alison Roper

Features Friday, April 18 Kenji Bunch Retrospective [MODERN CLASSICAL] Violist Kenji Bunch, one of Am... More

Apr 18, 2014 03:59 pm by WW Culture Staff

PBOT Shows Businesses Their Possible Street-Fee Bill

How much would a brewpub pay into the new transportation fee? $604 a month.

News Portland businesses could pay bills ranging from $6 a month to $2,241 a month if the city creates a ... More

Apr 18, 2014 12:45 pm by AARON MESH

Kristina Olvera Says She is a Woman. The Prison System Says He is a Man.

The fight for justice for Oregon’s transgender inmates.

Cover Story Kristina Olvera wants to enjoy the simple pleasures of crossing her legs when she sits, applying... More

Apr 16, 2014 12:01 am by KATE WILLSON

The Second Season

The Blazers return to the NBA playoffs for the first time since 2011. Here’s how they stay there.

Sports Last weekend, the Portland Trail Blazers played the best game of their surprisingly good... More

Apr 16, 2014 12:01 am by MIKE ACKER

Candylands Before Time

The last two drugstore soda fountains in Portland.

Food Reviews & Stories Sandy Boulevard is the Bob Barker of Portland thoroughfares, the one street that... More

Apr 16, 2014 12:01 am by MATTHEW KORFHAGE

Part 4: "He bled through the pen"

Pot, Jesus and Alison Roper

How much would a brewpub pay into the new transportation fee? $604 a month.

The fight for justice for Oregon’s transgender inmates.

The Blazers return to the NBA playoffs for the first time since 2011. Here’s how they stay there.

The last two drugstore soda fountains in Portland.

Portland needs a win to jump start its season, but it's up against the team lest likely to cough up three points.

Part 4: "He bled through the pen"

Measure backer says City Attorney's memo is wrong.

Portland needs a win to jump start its season, but it's up against the team lest likely to cough up three points.

Measure backer says City Attorney's memo is wrong.

Portland's Best Dance Music Options, 4/17-23

"Portland 2 rowdy," the rapper Tweets.

Now with new, improved, shorter lines at the carts!

The brewer will open a brewpub at 1411 NW Flanders, in the Mellow Mushroom Pizza Space

Troubled South Waterfront fine dining spot lasted almost 14 months

Plus, more bikes and brews

The fight for justice for Oregon’s transgender inmates.

It’s Oregon’s turn (again) to debate the labeling of GMO foods.

A new law expanding the use of an anti-overdose drug is cutting the number of heroin deaths.

The Blazers return to the NBA playoffs for the first time since 2011. Here’s how they stay there.

A restrictive new state law that led to the temporary closure of medical marijuana dispensaries taught us a lesson we should have already known.

The last two drugstore soda fountains in Portland.

The incredibly stupid Heavy Metal is essential 4/20 viewing.

Alynda Lee Segarra may have settled down, but her music hasn’t.

There’s a ghost in the machine.

Pretty boy turns petty; preaches with poetry.

Your 4/20 concert guide.

by Risky Star

No lifeguard on duty.

Independent women, part 3.

A sentence of sorts in Kornsá.

Oregon Failure (Oldominion)

Wrestling Church is spending Easter Sunday preaching the Gospel of the Squared Circle. Here’s a primer on the real global game.

On and off the dance floor, Portland sisters Kiera Brinkley and Uriah Boyd know when to push one another.