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Newly Open Portland Patisserie Champagne Poetry Fills Its Pastry Case With Color

In the basement of Champagne Poetry, the newly opened patisserie on Southeast Hawthorne, a baker leans inside a brown cardboard box on its side,...

2022 Seattle Seahawks Early Round Draft Guide

For the second time in the Pete Carroll era, the Seattle Seahawks will be drafting in the top-10. Thanks to the Russell...

Cannon Beach Fat Bike Festival Returns For 2022

Looking for an excuse to head to the Oregon Coast this year? You will definitely want to check this one out as we head...

How To Include Your Kids In Your Fitness Routine

As a parent, finding time for fitness is challenging. Between school drop-offs and never-ending laundry, your time is limited. However, you can...

17 Soul-Soothing Noodle Soups in Portland

Tantanmen at Kayo’s Ramen Bar. | Nick Woo/EPDX On cold, wet Portland days, few things are as comforting as a...

How Collaboration Fueled Portland’s Black-Owned Businesses Boom

Walk into Northeast Killingsworth juice bar Drink Mamey and you’ll see a bright orange neon sign screaming “Drink ya juice’’ sitting on a faux-grass-lined...

Who Will Be Starting At Quarterback For The Oregon Ducks In The Upcoming 2022 Season?

The Oregon Ducks will have a big decision to make come the end of July…or maybe in just a few weeks. As...

Matthew Lightner, Alum of Michelin-Starred Atera, Is Opening a Willamette Valley Restaurant

Matthew Lightner has not only cooked in some of the country’s best restaurants; he’s cooked in some of the world’s. From Mugaritz in Spain...

Longstanding Portland Date Spot, Radar, Will Close This Month

For a decade, a tiny sliver of a restaurant on North Mississippi has been a neighborhood stalwart, consistently punching above its weight. Radar, with...

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