Willamette Weekend: 14 Things to Do in Portland, March 7-9

Features Friday, March 7 Independent Women [THEATER] Remember the halcyon days of Destiny’s Child? ... More

Mar 7, 2014 03:57 pm by WW Culture Staff

UPDATED: Kotek Concedes Death of CRC (For This Legislative Session)

ODOT says it will shut project down by May 31

News With the special legislative session over, House Speaker Tina Kotek (D-Portland) has conceded the Co... More

Mar 7, 2014 04:32 pm by NIGEL JAQUISS

Spring Fevers

On a busy weekend of theater openings, illness strikes the stage.

Performance Normally, spring fever—the condition that turns us into restless little bunnies, with the... More

Mar 5, 2014 12:01 am by WW Staff

Touchdown Terry

Clackamas County tycoon Terry Emmert is bringing pro football players to Portland. Why?

Cover Story The kingdom of Terry Emmert is easy to miss from Oregon Route 212. A state highway... More

Mar 5, 2014 12:01 am by AARON MESH

Nick’s Big Beard

McMinnville Italian joint is second America’s Classic in Oregon.

Food Reviews & Stories James Beard was a native Oregonian, but before last week only one restaurant... More

Mar 5, 2014 12:01 am by MARTIN CIZMAR

Camping Trip

City Hall is looking at 21 new sites for a homeless camp. But only a few options are serious.

News Stories Finding a dream home for a homeless camp is an unusual assignment for... More

Mar 5, 2014 12:01 am by AARON MESH

ODOT says it will shut project down by May 31

On a busy weekend of theater openings, illness strikes the stage.

Clackamas County tycoon Terry Emmert is bringing pro football players to Portland. Why?

McMinnville Italian joint is second America’s Classic in Oregon.

City Hall is looking at 21 new sites for a homeless camp. But only a few options are serious.

ODOT says it will shut project down by May 31

Cranston plays Lyndon B. Johnson in Robert Schenkkan's political drama, which was commissioned by the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

ODOT says it will shut project down by May 31

Asks MLS to make a better Chevrolet, just like Honda did.

Portland's Best Dance Music Options, March 7-12

Top selling albums and songs in Portland, Feb. 24-March 2

City Auditor's Office will conduct independent review.

The Portland rapper left his own show in protest.

Built to Grill is so good it's better than the French Laundry even after closing.

After 30 years, downtown Portland's Leo's Non-Smoking Coffee Shop is closing in a few hours

It's not an Oscar party without oatmeal cookies inspired by an AIDS drama!

Decades-old watering hole was famed for its goldfish races, noise complaints.

Says that the others "understood and went to another bakery."

Clackamas County tycoon Terry Emmert is bringing pro football players to Portland. Why?

A retired fire bureau official is still doing his former job—but he’s getting paid twice.

An Oregonian editorial columnist bashed the CRC too many times. Now he’s an ex-columnist.

City Hall is looking at 21 new sites for a homeless camp. But only a few options are serious.

Changes are percolating at Stumptown—literally.

The only thing more Portlandy than regular meat-based taxidermy.

A heartbroken Dharma Bum hits the road and restarts his career.

McMinnville Italian joint is second America’s Classic in Oregon.

Who paid for the interstate signs pointing to the Moda Center instead of the Rose Garden?

On a busy weekend of theater openings, illness strikes the stage.

Lou Reed, with white kimonos and candlelight.

Oregon only, please.

The Lionheart in winter.

Three decades on, Joanna Priestley’s animation is as inventive as ever.

Pledging allegiance.

Harold Ramis will live forever in our zingers.

Angel Olsen has been singing her entire life. Only now has she found her voice.