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Alison Roman Is in Her Advice Hotline Era. We Got Her Portland Tips.

Her podcast is called Solicited Advice, and that’s exactly what we did.

05/01/2024 By Matthew Trueherz

Hiking

These Oregon Coast Hikes Have All the Views

Neahkahnie Mountain, Cape Lookout, and other coastal trails beckon with shady walks and vast ocean vistas.

05/01/2024 By Julia Silverman and Michelle Harris

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Rick’s Fencing and Clark County Home & Garden Idea Fair celebrate success and giving with St. Jude!

05/01/2024

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Experience the magic of Ashland this year.

World-class entertainment, small-town charm.

04/30/2024

Transit Trip

We Took Amtrak to Oregon City for $2

And, besides the municipal elevator, we found cookie jars, boob art, dive bars, and quirky T-shirts.

04/30/2024 By Margaret Seiler

Tradesies?

Soho House Deals in Social and Cultural Capital. But It Trades for Art.

With nearly 150 works from Portland’s biggest artists, the social club’s art collection paints a picture of the current art scene.

04/30/2024 By Matthew Trueherz

Burger Emotions

Dear In-N-Out: Stop Leading Portland On

After years of will-they-won’t-they, we’re less excited than we are exhausted.

04/30/2024 By Zoe Sayler

Real Estate

Property Watch: A Gardener’s Delight with 4 Acres on NW Cornelius Pass

This ’70s compound has greenhouses, a covered dining terrace, and an outdoor shower—and it's pretty cool inside, too.

04/29/2024 By Melissa Dalton

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NW Marine Art Works hosts its popular Open Studios June 1 and 2

On the first weekend in June, an elite group of Portland artists invite art enthusiasts to the NW Marine Art Works Open Studios.

04/28/2024

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Zip, Dip or Sip Your Way Through The Rogue Valley.

Let Medford be your launchpad to Rogue Valley's wines, wilderness, and Oregon’s only National Park, Crater Lake.

04/26/2024

By the Numbers

Oregon Is Nowhere Near Done with #VanLife

So says a new Portland-based survey of camping data. Also, we've been known to bring our cats.

04/26/2024 By Zoe Sayler

Starstruck

Southeastern Oregon Is Now Home to the World’s Largest 'Dark Sky Sanctuary'

The rugged and remote part of the state known as the Outback boasts some of the most pristine night skies on Earth.

04/26/2024 By Rebecca Jacobson

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Make Your Home a Sanctuary: Transformation Through Modern Organic Design Philosophy

These simple, nature-inspired fundamentals create a sense of authenticity, comfort, and tranquility.

04/24/2024

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Get A Taste Of Farm Life In Perfect Comfort.

With sleek luxurious accommodations in the new silo suites, and multi-course breakfasts to fuel your adventures, there’s no need to rough it at Abbey Road Farm.

04/24/2024

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Smooth and Renew: Your Guide to Wrinkle Relaxers

04/24/2024

Sample?

150 Award-Winning Samples at the Good Food Awards Mercantile

Specialty cider and tea, charcuterie and cheese, sweets, snacks, and much else at the foundation’s first-ever public tasting.

04/24/2024 By Matthew Trueherz

Q&A

Ripping the City with Maha Alharbi

The owner of Queen Mama’s Kitchen dishes on her Portland favorites.

04/23/2024 By Dalila Brent Illustrations by Betty Turbo

Real Estate

Property Watch: A Midcentury Time Capsule with Modern Design Cred

Wait'll you enter the basement of this 1953 Mount Tabor home.

04/22/2024 By Melissa Dalton

Fun With Census Data

Apparently Oregon Is One of the Best States for Women-Owned Businesses

From the proprietor of a topless bar to a prolific patent holder.

04/22/2024 By Zoe Sayler

Food Carts

Revisiting Rose City Food Park

It’s older. It’s less buzzy. And it deserves more respect.

04/19/2024 By Madeline Carpou

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