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Two Pacific City Hikes, Often Overlooked, with Spectacular Views of the Oregon Coast

The Oregon Coast is not wanting for stretches of hike-worthy beaches. Pacific City, perhaps best known for a little chunk of oceanfront known as Cape Kiwanda, offers two hikes that take in scenery you won't soon forget.

04/05/2016

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Where Does Your Garbage Go? The Journey of Trash

All that trash has to go somewhere. But what happens to garbage is largely invisible once you’ve closed the lid of your trash bin. Here’s a look at the journey of trash.

04/01/2016

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Savings You Can See (Through)

Upgrading your windows can increase comfort, boost curb appeal and save energy.

03/30/2016

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Four Items To Own For Spring

Spring trends are hitting the retail floor while rain and chilly temperatures greet us at the door. Here are some wardrobe must-haves to help you look your most spring stylish but still be weather appropriate.

03/29/2016

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Can an Earth-Friendly Fertilizer Grow the Best Plants? Eli is Putting it to the Test!

I’ve always had the dream that I could someday overcome my lack of green thumb and grow my own food, but figured it was wishful thinking. That is, until a trusted friend introduced me to Clean Water Grow.

03/28/2016

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Oregon Ballet Theatre Presents Nicolo Fonte’s Beautiful Decay

An explosive and athletic evening of dance exploring the passage of time playing April 14-23rd at the Newmark Theatre!

03/23/2016

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The Truth About Skin Cancer

Did you know that each year in the United States there are more new cases of skin cancer than the combined new cases of breast, prostate, lung and colon cancers? If not, you are not alone.

03/22/2016

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For the Cultural Family

The native Hawaiian culture is rich and offers much in the way of music, visual arts and dance.

03/18/2016

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For the Nature-Loving Family

When people think about Hawai‘i, they usually picture palm trees, but the Islands have an incredibly diverse range of ecosystems and landscapes.

03/18/2016

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For the Artsy Family

Kaua’i, O’ahi and Maui all have thriving art scenes.

03/18/2016

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For the Sporty Family

Whether you’re a golfer or a surfer, grab the sunscreen and get ready to get outside.

03/18/2016

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For the Foodie Family

The Islands’ food scene is vibrant, with all levels of cuisine represented.

03/18/2016

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Portland’s Chinatown: Then & Now

New Oregon Historical Society Chinese American exhibition goes “beyond the gate.”

03/16/2016

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Oregon’s Wine Country Destination

Some of the country’s finest Pinot noirs, Chardonnays and Pinot gris are made right in Portland’s backyard. A quick drive from the city, find pristine hillsides and unfettered views of the Willamette Valley’s glorious landscape.

03/14/2016

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Top 10 Home Remodeling Trends for 2016

Homeowners predicted to gravitate toward clean lines and harmonious interiors this year. Neil Kelly designers share their expertise during a four-week workshop series in March.

03/14/2016

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Terwilliger Plaza Hearts the Arts

At Terwilliger Plaza, curated and member-created art does more than inspire members, it connects them to the world and each other – one vibrant piece at a time.

03/10/2016

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Blue Note Hawaii now open

The world renowned jazz club opens its new location at the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort.

03/08/2016

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Portland Japanese Garden Reopens March 1

The Portland Japanese Garden welcomes visitors back after a six-month closure. While construction is changing the area outside the Garden’s gates (completed Spring 2017), inside Spring beauty abounds.

03/02/2016

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Worry vs Anxiety: Does Your Child Need Help?

Anxiety is the number one mental health problem facing children and adolescents today. They're faced with new situations daily that come along with emotional ups and downs. So, how do you know when worry crosses over into “too much” worry?

02/29/2016

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Brewed For the Future

The beer scene in Astoria and Warrenton is historically hip.

02/23/2016

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