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Happy Birthday, Oregon: A Valentine’s Love Letter to The Most Beautiful State

"> Image by James Parsons / Extreme Oregon Dear Oregon, On this day of love and celebration, as the world shares...

The Road To The 2024 NCAAB Playoffs – Top Teams And Championship Contenders

As the 2023-24 NCAA basketball season progresses, the anticipation for March Madness intensifies. Based on recent performances and predictions, several teams are...

The Valuable Benefits Of Exercising With Your Dog

Exercise is essential to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Not only is it crucial for your own health, but your furry companion also...

After Closing Last Year, Portland Jazz Club the 1905 Will Reopen Under New Management

One of Portland’s quintessential jazz clubs will reopen this year with a new team, after closing in the fall amid allegations of unpaid wages,...

Tillamook Creamery is Unveiling a New Chocolate Ice Cream Collection Just In Time For Valentine’s Day

Exciting news for all the chocolate and ice cream lovers out there! The Tillamook County Creamery Association, known for America's rapidly growing family-sized...

Oregon Reports First Human Plague Case in Eight Years, Suspected to Originate from a Pet Cat

Image via Shutterstock In a recent incident within Oregon, a resident came down with the bubonic plague after exposure to their seriously ill pet...

Portland Pop-Ups to Watch, February 2024

Pop-ups are an essential part of an innovative and fun culinary scene. They allow chefs to showcase the food and drink they are passionate...

The Founder of Bob’s Red Mill, One of the Country’s Most Famous Whole Grain Brands, Has Died

Bob Moore, the founder of longstanding whole grain food company Bob’s Red Mill, died peacefully at his home on Saturday, February 10. He was...

The Portland Trail Blazers Made The Right Call In Not Trading Malcolm Brogdon

While I was hyped for the beginning of the season, the Portland Trail Blazers’ injuries piled up fast. Because of this, the...

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