If you met me at 7 years old, I’d be like, I’m Cooper, and I’m gonna be a country star,” says Hays, her red hair wrapped ...

As of this spring, 126 years later, the elk has resumed its majestic pose, holding court in the middle of SW Main Street, between Third and Fourth. It was in storage for roughly five years after ...

That's why this listing is such a treat—it has all of the above, and then some, including 1,850 feet of shoreline and a ...

While the darkness underground is a given, the Oregon Caves National Monument and Preserve, outside of Cave Junction near the ...

By that time, neighborhood boundaries included higher ground, where prominent merchants, doctors, and civic figures had built ...

There’s always a band at Pickathon that demands I weave closer to the stage. This year, it was the Womack Sisters, a soul trio who happen to be granddaughters of soul legend Sam Cooke. Their ...

While a YouTube instructional video or fix-it fair volunteer might take care of a repair, sometimes you need to seek out a professional. We checked in with a few Portlanders who help people hold on to ...

You’re reading Seeing Things, our regular column about the concerts, art shows, comedy sets, movies, readings, plays, and ...

In February of 2020, KGW News aired a segment on the projected Portland of 2030. A futurist said there would be helipads on top of high-rises to dock our flying vehicles, and reporters noted how ...

Every spring, Portland throws a party— and everyone’s invited. The Rose Festival isn’t just a parade and petals, it’s a citywide celebration that brings together families, foodies, thrill-seekers, ...

I came to Antelope for darkness, but it was a bright, windy spring afternoon when I steered into the 37-person town. I had hours to kill before sunset, so I decided to take my dog for a long walk. In ...