Portland Leaders Mull Renaming the Street and K-8 School After Allegations Against César Chávez
Portland leaders are talking about renaming César E. Chavez Boulevard in view of allegations that the civil rights and labor leader abused multiple women and young girls throughout his career.
Cindy Cohn’s “Privacy’s Defender” Describes a 30-Year Career Fighting for a Better Internet
Cohn, the outgoing executive director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, will speak at Powell’s March 13.
During Pandemic Shutdowns, Fire on the Mountain’s Fremont Bathrooms Got Trippy
Neither artist was super familiar with the Grateful Dead. So they just leaned into a super-trippy aesthetic.
Dolly Parton Watches Over Paydirt’s Powder Room
The bar owner’s dad was a prolific music photographer who shot covers for multiple Dolly Parton albums.
New OPB “Oregon Experience” Shows How Portlanders Fought Back After a Racist Murder
The 1988 murder of an Ethiopian immigrant by white supremacists shocked Portlanders.
Kenton Creative Studio Forgotten Works Offers Sets, Props and Lots of Space
Kenton creative studio Forgotten Works offers sets, props and space for photographers and filmmakers to spread their wings.
New Oregon Symphony CEO Paul Snyder Says the Audience Is Coming Back to the Urban Core
The Oregon Symphony’s new CEO says the symphony’s audience is coming back to the urban core.
Ghostnote Offers Musicians a Life After Streaming
Founder Brett Allen says Portland was the perfect place to start building Ghostnote, a website where artists can sell their archives—and get paid again and again.
26 Reasons to Love Portland Right Now
The end of the honeymoon period often marks the beginning of real love, the kind worth fighting for.









