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Are Growing Regions the Next Defining Factor for the Oregon Cannabis Industry?

This is one aspect where the state’s aggressive oversight of the cannabis industry might pay dividends. The state is implementing a seed-to-sale tracking system that will standardize information on the origins of any cannabis product, says Morse of the OCBC.

Someone Vandalized the Iconic "Machine" Mural on North Williams Avenue

“Never in the history of the mural has such a horrible violation occurred,” wrote Cramer in an e-mail asking supporters for any information on the tagging.

You Can't Be What You Can't See: Welcome to the 2016 Fall Arts Guide

Welcome to the 2016 Fall Arts Guide.

This Portland Photographer Captures the New Wave of Women Motorcyclists

If you can’t be what you can’t see, Portland photographer Lanakila MacNaughton is doing her best to show you.

These Prisoners Were Once in Solitary Confinement. Now, They Find Freedom Through Theater.

“The thing about doing theater inside a prison is, you have to build up trust and a following. They think, ‘That’s sissy territory.’”

18 Things to Do and See in Portland August 26-28

Take off your clothes while telling jokes, eat at a 12-chef Korean food extravaganza or watch one of the year’s best animated films.

Goose Hollow

Built on the site of a filled-in creek, Goose Hollow remains green and relatively serene, except when the Timbers play.

One Portland Choreographer is Tackling Insomnia with a New Dance

Not sleeping will kill you. Unless, maybe, you flip insomnia on its head like Portland dancer Eliza Larson is doing.

A Local Company Created a Vape Especially Designed For Women's Small Lungs

It’s as Sleek As Paris Hilton’s First iPhone.

Events Space Refuge PDX Fell $200,000 Behind in Rent, May Close Permanently

Events scheduled at Refuge PDX must be cancelled or moved, for the foreseeable future.

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