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Northwest 4 – Predicting The 2024 Season For Oregon State Football

Amid changes in the Oregon State football program that include the loss of two of its top three coaches, two of its...

Don’t Call the Pronto Pup a Corn Dog

Along the side of Highway 101 on the Oregon Coast, a giant 30-foot fiberglass corn dog, complete with a zigzag of yellow mustard, looms...

Wildfire Near Madras Reaches 3,000 Acres, Emergency Act Invoked

Share This ArticleAs reported by Central Oregon Daily News, a wildfire ignited Sunday night northwest of Madras after lightning strikes and...

No One Can Agree on Portland’s Iconic Dish

Philadelphia has the cheesesteak, a glistening heap of paper-thin beef slathered with shelf-stable cheese and nestled in the pillowy embrace of a hoagie roll....

Portland Winterhawks’ Changing Of The Guard – Kyle Gustafson Announced As New Head Coach

As daylight hours shorten, it must be time to fire up the hockey engines.  Around the globe, as hockey gears up to...

Award-Winning Xiao Ye Is Now Serving Lunch for a Limited Time Only

Xiao Ye, a “first generation American food” restaurant in the Hollywood District and Eater Portland’s Best New Restaurant in 2023, is serving summer lunch...

The Reinvention of Midtown Beer Garden, Downtown’s Oldest Food Cart Pod

Welcome to the Scene Report, a new column in which Eater captures the vibe of a notable Portland-area restaurant at a specific moment in...

The Legendary, Quirky Restaurant That Helped Define Pacific Northwest Cuisine 

The Herbfarm, one of the Pacific Northwest’s most influential restaurants, almost wasn’t a restaurant. It started out as a literal herb farm in Fall...

Where to Eat and Drink on Portland’s Alberta Street

Northeast Alberta, historically, was one of Portland’s more diverse neighborhoods. Today, it looks drastically different from how it did just a few decades ago:...

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