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Rollin’ through Central Oregon with the Mayor of Flavortown

High Camp Taphouse, Facebook. Alright, hold on to your frosted tips and fire up those engines ’cause we’re about to take this article to...

Firefighters respond to large fire at Salem church

SALEM, Oregon — Firefighters responded to a large fire that broke out at a church in Salem early Thursday morning. Fire officials...

Why Scoot Henderson Will Win Rookie Of The Year

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - JULY 12: Scoot Henderson #00 of the Portland Trail Blazers poses for a portrait during the 2023 NBA rookie...

Misconceptions About Popular Fitness Activities

Admit it—when you’re going for a layup in a pick-up game, you’re imagining yourself fending off defenders at the Moda Center. Or...

Vancouver mother and son police officers work their first patrol shift together

Corporal Jamie Haske has worked for Vancouver Police for more than a decade. This month, she worked their first shift with her son Desmond...

Is downtown Portland still recovering, or is it getting worse?

A study that looked at recovery in 62 downtown areas in the U.S. and Canada placed Portland at second to last, above San Francisco....

Homeless camps near Portland schools catch the attention of one Multnomah County Commissioner

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler prohibited homeless camping on streets K-12 students use to get to school. City crews continue to remove camps that violate...

Young girl dies after apparent drowning in Portland public pool; first in nearly 40 years

The girl was found unresponsive in the water on Friday night and taken to a hospital. She died on Monday, officials said. PORTLAND,...

Burgerville Workers Say Union Contract Negotiations With the Company Have Broken Down

Pacific Northwest favorite Burgerville, opened in 1961 by founder George Propstra, has been the battleground for a contentious union fight between ownership and staff...

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