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Sexually Implicit
Even Oregon’s progressive health curriculum has struggled to address sexually explicit media, but it’s about to join the conversation in middle and high schools.
08/26/2024 By Ellee Thalheimer Illustrations by Matt Chase
Fearsome Remedies
From radioactive drinking water to a nice lentil poultice, here are cures for what ails ye.
09/13/2017 By Ramona DeNies
Politics
Meet the other new boss.
12/20/2016 By Zach Dundas
Essay
A onetime local rapper reflects on the young talent and activism currently boosting the city’s scene.
11/14/2016 By Mac Smiff
Urban Planning
The path was built for the people. And they came—just not how anyone planned.
10/10/2016 By Ramona DeNies
From the river, even Hayden Island looks pretty.
05/19/2016 By Scott F. Parker
BEST BEER
Thirty years ago, a political battle made the craft brew revolution possible.
03/08/2016 By Peter Holmstrom
ESSAY
The "occupation" is over, but the militia movement isn't going anywhere. We’re all bound by the complex history and future of the West.
02/11/2016 By Zach Dundas
REPORT
A new breed of Portland writers goes solo.
01/25/2016 By Zach Dundas
How an innovative small nonprofit picked one issue and created change
12/21/2015 By Winston Ross
Modern fishing is wiping out the world's fish, but local restaurants could provide a solution.
10/19/2015 By Lee Van Der Voo
10 Barrel Brewing and Elysian were just the beginning, folks.
06/22/2015 By Brian Yaeger
Studying to become a "Certified Cicerone"—the beer equivalent of a sommelier—Lucy Burningham takes notes for local brewers.
06/22/2015 By Lucy Burningham
