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Acadia, One of Portland’s Only Cajun-Creole Restaurants, Closes This Weekend

For 20 years, Acadia Bistro provided Portlanders with a rare experience in this city: Diners would sit at the small wooden bistro tables or...

Star Bartender Jeffrey Morgenthaler Now Has a Line of Canned Cocktails

For years, Jeffrey Morgenthaler has been behind the bar at places like Clyde Common and Pepe Le Moko — that is, until the pandemic...

The Court’s Decision – Did Penny Do Enough To Keep Him In Seattle? Plus – Super Wild Card Week Quick Picks

What to do with Rashaad Penny? That’s a hot question following the running back’s phenomenal end-of-the-season run. Finally healthy and getting thrust...

3 Things I’ve Learned From Coaching Youth Basketball

Clank, another shot begrudgingly scrapes against the rim, falling to the tan checkered floor. Hi, my name is Nicholas Bartlett, and I’m...

Inside Amaterra, the Sprawling Winery and Restaurant Perched in the West Haven-Sylvan Hills

Amaterra — a winery, 12-acre vineyard, restaurant, and tasting room perched in the hills of West Haven-Sylvan — sits on the end of Swede...

Do The Portland Trail Blazers Have A Shot At The Playoffs With Damian Lillard Out?

The Portland Trail Blazers were dealt some terrible news where Damian Lillard is set to have abdominal surgery that will put him...

The Seattle Kraken Should Keep These 3 Pending Free Agents

To say that the Seattle Kraken’s inaugural season in the NHL hasn’t gone according to plan is an understatement, as the expansion franchise...

There’s More To Our Beloved Sports Franchises’ Names Than We Think

Our colleague who went to prison got a lot of props, possibly survived, because he was really good at basketball. He’s probably...

Downtown French Spot Bistro Agnes Will Not Reopen

In the beginning of 2018, Gabrielle Quiñónez Denton and Greg Denton opened their little French restaurant, Bistro Agnes, in downtown Portland. Ox, their celebrated...

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