Soar Like an Eagle in a Glider That’s Towed to Altitude Before Being Released

If you’ve spotted the open field of bizarre-looking aircraft only 25 minutes west of Portland, chances are you’re looking at the Willamette Valley Soaring Club.

You Can Hunt for the State’s Rock Like They’re Easter Eggs Just Off Highway 26

Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks & Minerals hosts a well-curated collection showcasing fine rocks and minerals, fossils, meteorites, gemstones and lapidary art from the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

I Camped Out Along Oregon’s Bigfoot Highway, Hoping to See Something I Wasn’t Sure Was There

Maybe the baby noises would help.

Sam Scherer Is Portland’s Best Dressed Fred Meyer Greeter

Sam Scherer is a familiar face at the Hawthorne Fred Meyer. He’s worked as a greeter at the superstore for almost a decade—his 10th work anniversary is coming up in October.

A Web Developer Created a Site Mapping Portland’s Murals, Heritage Trees and Neighborhood Book Shares

Portland streets are filled with wonders. Often, though, they’re the kind of things you stumble upon rather than search out.

This Portland Artist Is Blowing Up Online For Bringing Popular Memes and Cartoon Characters Into the Three-Dimensional World

How a Northwest Artist Combines Weed, Cider and Design

Only five years into the recreational era in Oregon, the cannabis industry has evolved so fast it seems there’s nothing anyone can do that hasn’t been seen before.

Portlander Trung Bao Is One of the World’s Premier New-School Beatboxers

He became the first Vietnamese citizen to win a wild card to an international beatbox championship, and though Bao didn’t win, the competition pitted him against the very same beatboxers he idolized online, and put him on the community’s radar.