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Politics
We miss out on the excitement, but we also skip some of the disappointments.
03/03/2020 By Margaret Seiler
Books
Before his February 27 appearance at Powell’s, the writer talks about Dickens, Dickinson, and his favorite Scottish thrillers.
02/26/2020 By Margaret Seiler
Déjà vu
This time, GOP Senators are joined by their counterparts in the Oregon House.
02/25/2020 By Julia Silverman
What’s Next?
Portland’s tech scene is steadily growing and morphing, ushering in economic, cultural, and physical change to our city as it does.
02/25/2020 By Fiona McCann and Marty Patail
Last Call
Where have all the gay bars gone?
02/25/2020 By Conner Reed
Wheelhouse
In exchange, a tenant in a tiny house on wheels gets to live there.
Wide Open Races
Spoiler: the real race is on the GOP side.
The Long View
Writer Walidah Imarisha on eight years of talking about the brutal history of race in Oregon.
02/25/2020 By Walidah Imarisha
PDX Index
Kayakers, hikers, anglers, and RV’ers: prepare to cough up.
Holding Court
Unpacking why, despite a rabid fan base for women’s sports, the city’s not likely to get a new shot at the WNBA any time soon.
02/25/2020 By Jason Cohen
THE SHAKEDOWN
The upsides and downsides of the city’s men’s soccer team, whose 10th MLS season begins on March 1.
02/25/2020 By Marty Patail and Margaret Seiler
Hit the Bricks
The ninth annual Bricks Cascade features a giant replica of Multnomah Falls and two unlikely local reality stars.
02/24/2020 By Daniel Bromfield
Kobe Tribute
The Oregon women's basketball guard gave an emotional eulogy Monday morning.
02/24/2020 By Gabriel Granillo
Commence Panic
Portland Parks and Rec opens registration on Monday
02/21/2020 By Julia Silverman
MAX Killings
The verdict comes after an emotional three-week trial.
02/21/2020 By Portland Monthly Staff
Un-Trumping America: A Plan to Make America a Democracy Again sets out a clear blueprint for ridding the country of its current administration.
02/21/2020 By Fiona McCann
Music
The upcoming festival honors Vortex I with music, history, and volunteerism
02/19/2020 By Gabriel Granillo
Environmentalists and the timber industry agree to work together, and Senate Republicans don't like it one bit.
02/17/2020 By Julia Silverman
Public Transit
The Southwest Corridor Line would run from downtown to Bridgeport Village.
02/12/2020 By Julia Silverman
Academia
The 115-year-old institution cited financial challenges.
02/10/2020 With Fiona McCann
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