Kotek launches ambitious effort to upgrade how Oregon colleges prepare teachers to help children read
Gov. Tina Kotek, via an executive order, set in motion an aggressive effort Wednesday to “raise the bar” for how […]
May 25, 2023
Climate-driven heatwaves and blackouts could spawn deadly consequences across the US this summer
Imagine your electricity goes out for days while in temperatures exceeding 100 degrees. That would be a problem, right? If
2023 Portland Modern Home Tour has midcentury and new modern homes, and cool gardens too
Architects’ private residences are revealing because they typically reflect experimenting with a style and adding very personal touches. The 2023
The Best Napa Valley Wineries to Visit
With over 500 wineries producing some of the world’s most exquisite bottles, Napa Valley can be difficult to narrow down.
Portland-area summer school starts soon. It’s still under construction.
Summer school in Oregon starts in just a few short weeks, but in many Portland-area districts, and for some families,
How I Found My Flex Martini
“I’ll have a Martini.” Four little words; infinite paths. Gin or vodka? Up or on the rocks? Dirty? Filthy? Wet?
7 Things You Should Know About KCBC
After Zack Kinney, Tony Bellis, and Pete Lengyel met through a New York City homebrewing club in 2015, they joined
Tuscany’s Frescobaldi acquires Poggio Verrano wine estate
Marchesi Frescobaldi said today (25 May) that it has acquired Poggio Verrano in the Tuscan Maremma, a coastal area in
Consolidation, Not Innovation, Defines This Decade in Craft Brewing
Good news for all the dullards in your life who’ve been complaining that there are “tOo mAnY bReWeRiEs” in these
Miss Manners: How do I talk to my boss about his extremely casual ‘business’ attire
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I love my new boss. He’s supportive, accessible and smart. Since the whole team works remotely, our