From escorting Charles Manson to tasing a suspect: Oregon State softball coaches were once in law enforcement
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oregon State softball’s Laura Berg and Marcie Green weren’t always destined to become coaches. For a period […]
June 3, 2022
20 of the Best Sparkling Rosés for 2022
There’s perhaps no beverage that evokes whimsy, celebration, and joy as much as sparkling rosé. What was once a relatively
Portland City Council approves construction of townhomes, six-plexes and other housing on single lots to address housing crisis
Portland City Council unanimously approved a bevy of alternative housing developments that they say will provide lower-cost options and increase
Andrew Jefford: ‘Can wine help us make sense of tragedy?’
The dark days began when I learned from a visiting Canadian friend about the death of one of the kindest,
Portland’s morning showers become steadier rain by Friday afternoon; wet weekend ahead
Portland logged a high temperature of 81 degrees Thursday, reaching the first 80+ degree day of the year. But that’s
Shift Diaries: What 4 Miami Bartenders Make on a Friday Night
For the first entry of VinePair’s new Shift Diaries series, we asked real bartenders around Miami what an average shift
Will Tradition Prevent the Wine Industry From Embracing Sustainability?
Here’s what I know when it comes to going green in the wine industry: What has come to be expected
Bob Dickinson’s Climate Consultancy Is Preparing California Wineries for an Uncertain Future
In the summer of 2011, heavy rainfall battered Thailand, leading to flooding in 65 of the country’s 77 provinces and
Spring chinook salmon fishing on Columbia River expands again
In a spring chinook salmon season that just keeps expanding, Oregon and Washington just opened more doors — wide. And
How to Enter (and Enjoy) the Third Annual Cognac Connection Challenge
As the saying goes, “third time’s a charm.” When you add Cognac, well, it’s that even more charming. On June