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Wieden+Kennedy Portland President Is Stepping Down
Jason White, who has led the agency’s Portland office since 2023, confirmed his departure Thursday.
Event Producer Announces Plans for 6-Day, Multivenue Music Festival in Portland’s Central Eastside
KCRW radio host Novena Carmel will serve as the host-in-residence of this spring’s Soundscape Northwest festival.
Dog Bites Man, but the Dog Was in Portland, and the Man Was David Sedaris, Who Is Making It Everyone’s Problem
In an essay for “The New Yorker,” the humorist argues that Portland‘s drug problem is out of control, or that our dogs are, or that dogs in general are. Or something.
Bird Alliance of Oregon Celebrates 100th Annual Christmas Bird Count
Portland-area birders—many of them working from home—have created one of the largest avian data sets in the world.
The Mountain Goats Ascend to Revolution Hall
Mountain Goats frontman John Darnielle discusses musicals, his new album, and why he keeps coming home to Portland.
Nine Portland-Area Craft Stores Can Aid With Your Craft-spirations
These shops carry everything from scraps and second-hand supplies to “the Mercedes of sewing machines.”
Rogue Ale & Spirits Files Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Court filings show massive debts to suppliers, Lincoln County and the Port of Newport, along with a contested legal claim.
“The War on Illahee” Describes How Progressive-Era Historians Papered Over the Genocide of Northwest Tribes
Oregon-raised historian Marc James Carpenter’s book reveals how misunderstood former Governor Joseph Lane’s legacy was even by his own family.
Powell’s Books Names New CEO
David Maquera took the reins of the iconic bookstore company in September.
Explore the Great Indoors This Winter
Sometimes the hardest part of winter in Oregon is convincing yourself to go out in it.