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Editor's Note
The real winners in this annual nonprofit and volunteer spotlight? All of us.
10/23/2019 By Fiona McCann
News
Is this big-budget branded apple the Honeycrisp killer of which prophecy foretold?
10/23/2019 By Jennifer Krazit
Transportation
New stats suggest that high-speed rail could transform the Northwest.
10/23/2019 By Zach Dundas
Education
Audrey Bilger is a gay trailblazer and pop culture pundit with an absolutely baller vinyl collection.
10/23/2019 By Jason Cohen
Retail
You know we had to call it an “oral history.” Hey, it is one!
10/23/2019 By Kiva Hanson
Sports
Fuji Athletic Club is now a retro-hipster design find—with eerie historical echoes.
Junior hockey’s Winterhawks aim to develop pro talent. The league trophies are cool, too.
10/23/2019 By Brendan Nagle
Earthquake
The Portland Monthly Earthquake Preparedness Personality Test can help.
10/23/2019 By Stephanie Gehring Illustrations by Hawk Krall
Feature
“Poets value relationships. They value falling in love. They value things that don’t have money attached.”
10/23/2019 By Leanne Grabel
Old Joy
Nearly century-old recipes and a fresh global pantry make this classic kitchen tome a holiday go-to for all. Plus: a go-to recipe for fig and brown butter spice cake.
10/23/2019 By Heather Arndt Anderson
Books
20 years in, we take a look at the Portland lit mag-slash-publishing house.
10/23/2019 By Conner Reed
Interview
The rising pop star will come to the Roseland this Thursday to support her Halloween record Turn Off the Light.
10/22/2019 By Conner Reed
Frighteningly Fun
St. Helens’ Spirit of Halloweentown event celebrates the hamlet’s TV movie alter-ego. (Psst: Twilight also shot there.)
10/22/2019 By Alli Weseman
Menstruation
A menstrual equity movement born in Portland goes national
10/18/2019 By Kiva Hanson
Oregoniana
Did you know our state created some of today’s most ubiquitous stuff?
10/16/2019 By Ryan Ashby Photography by Michael Novak
Candy Coated
From vases to bongs, the Portland ceramicist's wild creations sell out as fast as she can make them.
10/16/2019 By Rebecca Jacobson Photography by Christopher Dibble
Architecture
A Q&A with Bora's Chris Linn, an architect behind the new school, which is expected to open in 2022.
10/16/2019 By Conner Reed
Prop Master
Peter Corvallis Production's 100,000-square-foot warehouse has supplied party décor, tents, and AV equipment to Portland for the past 50 years.
10/16/2019 By Eden Dawn
Impeachment
After the White House initially blocked Gordon Sondland's testimony, he's been served.
10/15/2019 By Julia Silverman
Nonprofits
Neal Keny-Guyer's resignation comes days after a bombshell investigation by the Oregonian.
10/11/2019 By Julia Silverman
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