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Politics
The past seven months have been a blur. But forecasting what’s to come keeps professor Paul Gronke up at night.
10/16/2020 By Julia Silverman
The indie band and Georgia politician join forces to educate voters, one private song at a time.
10/14/2020 By Ainslee Dicken
Cycling
Yes, it’s yet another ‘I rode an e-bike for the first time, and it was kind of cool’ story.
10/14/2020 By Margaret Seiler
Election 2020
Can you find these items in that 120-pager that just dropped?
10/12/2020 By Margaret Seiler
Feature
The once-darling vacation spot is practically a ghost town. What happened?
10/10/2020 By Juhea Kim
Soccer
Top of the standings and a grant for Mimi’s Fresh Tees could be on the line.
10/09/2020 By Margaret Seiler
Light a Fire 2020
It's time to laugh, cry, and feel good. Join us for a FREE, one-hour virtual event honoring the incredible work happening around Oregon.
10/08/2020 By Portland Monthly Staff
The team is using its platform to help fans register, vote, and fill out the census.
10/06/2020 By Gabriel Granillo
Podcasts
Portland writer Zach Dundas helped produce Death in the West.
10/06/2020 By Margaret Seiler
Basketball
Kansas connections (and fast food) fueled the short-lived Portland Fire.
10/06/2020 By Jarrett Van Meter
Oregon, Whose Oregon?
After nearly a century, is this the year “Oregon, My Oregon” will finally get a rewrite?
10/05/2020 By Gabriel Granillo and Julia Silverman
Wine
"My grandfather was a farmer in the old country, and back then we didn’t call it biodynamics or anything like that, we just called it ‘natural farming.’"
10/04/2020 By Jordan Michelman
If you haven’t yet filled out your form for the once-a-decade count, stop reading right now and go do it. Seriously, right now.
10/03/2020 By Riley Blake
Two Portland organizers explain how transmisogyny and oppression are structural—and how we can fight back.
10/02/2020 By Tuck Woodstock Illustrations by Ebin Lee
Portlanders will be asked to weigh in on drug decriminalization, universal preschool, campaign finance reform, and more.
10/01/2020 By Julia Silverman
In November, Oregonians will vote on just four statewide measures, the lowest number in 60+ years.
Wheeler vs. Iannarone, Mapps vs. Eudaly, Merkley vs. Perkins, and more.
Got questions about voting in Oregon? We've got answers.
10/01/2020 By Margaret Seiler
Before you fill out your ballot, encourage others to do the same.
09/30/2020 By Morgan Westling
Education
Portland Public Schools changes its mind on testing requirements during virtual school—at least for now.
09/28/2020 By Julia Silverman
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