Willamette Week

A Transgender Software Engineer Alleges Nike Failed to Stand Up for the Values It Advertises

Jazz Lyles’ complaint paints a damning picture of a toxic workplace—and of discriminatory behavior toward a transgender person that continued even as the CEO pledged reforms.

How a Packet of Anonymous Surveys From Women Employees Blew Up the Executive Ranks at Nike

A New York Times story makes clear the degree to which Nike operates in great secrecy and failed to hold senior managers accountable.

Little Beast Brews Its Ambitious Beers From a Glorified Hallway in a Beaverton Strip Mall

Little Beast’s Chuck Porter has been around the block a few times. Porter not only brewed at two of the state’s largest breweries, Deschutes and Full Sail, but he co-founded one of the buzziest ever, Logsdon Farmhouse Ales, which made an epic splash when it opened in its namesake’s red barn outside Hood River back in 2011.

Little Beast Brews Its Ambitious Beers From a Glorified Hallway in a Beaverton Strip Mall

Little Beast’s Chuck Porter has been around the block a few times. Porter not only brewed at two of the state’s largest breweries, Deschutes and Full Sail, but he co-founded one of the buzziest ever, Logsdon Farmhouse Ales, which made an epic splash when it opened in its namesake’s red barn outside Hood River back in 2011.

Golden Valley is a Shiny Suburban Brewpub That Serves Solid Traditional Pints

How many times have you driven by Golden Valley’s Beaverton pub and thought about stopping in? For me, many times.

Pok Pok Looks to Make a Pub in Beaverton, But You Probably Won’t Be Able to Eat There

A liquor license application filed Feb. 23 shows that Andy Ricker is planning an establishment called Pok Pok Pub at the address of Nike’s Beaverton campus, at One Bowerman Drive. This application follows the opening of Pok Pok Wing in Sellwood in 2016 and Pok Pok NW in the Pearl in 2017.

Dialogue: What Readers Had to Say About the Beaverton Bus Driver Who Lost His Job After Taking CBD Tincture

Last week, WW wrote about Jeff Anderson, a Beaverton School District bus driver who was forced into early retirement after taking CBD tincture and failing a drug test. Anderson blames the cannabis store clerk for telling him he could use the tincture to treat pain from psoriatic arthritis and still pass a urinalysis. Here’s what readers had to say.

Dialogue: What Readers Had to Say About the Beaverton Bus Driver Who Lost His Job After Taking CBD Tincture

Last week, WW wrote about Jeff Anderson, a Beaverton School District bus driver who was forced into early retirement after taking CBD tincture and failing a drug test. Anderson blames the cannabis store clerk for telling him he could use the tincture to treat pain from psoriatic arthritis and still pass a urinalysis. Here’s what readers had to say.

With Fera, the Founding Brewer of Logsdon Has Made Oregon’s Most Simple and Elegant Expression of Farmhouse Brewing

Like so many of Charles Porter’s beers, it’s an elegant expression of his minimalistic philosophy.

With Fera, the Founding Brewer of Logsdon Has Made Oregon’s Most Simple and Elegant Expression of Farmhouse Brewing

Like so many of Charles Porter’s beers, it’s an elegant expression of his minimalistic philosophy.

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