First, there's the window wall, a classic feature of the building type and often the main source of incoming natural light. Here, in a fun nod to the shape of the home, it takes the form of stacked ...

For starters, with its tall stucco facade capped in terra-cotta roof tiles, wrought iron Juliette balconies, and arched doors ...

Puffins! Need we say more? For four days, the nonprofit Friends of Haystack Rock sets up scopes in the mornings to give beachgoers a closer look at the breeding colony of birds who make this Cannon ...

Tuna melts, meatball subs, grinders, and eggplant muffulettas—Portland is ready for lunchtime.

Apparently, fall is the new summer when it comes to travel—which is good news for the procrastinators among us. And while old reliable lodges (looking at you, Timberline) have their own appeal, a ...

Since the $2 billion overhaul of the Portland International Airport began in 2019, the Port of Portland has been a bit vague about its launch timeline for the main terminal, with its locally sourced ...

Don't let the wet stuff scare you. Explore churning waterfalls, ambling rivers, and lush forests on these close-to-home hikes.

Peter Platt will often sit and work at a bar table by the floor-to-ceiling windows of his stalwart Pearl District Peruvian restaurant, Andina. From time to time, he’ll pause and look up, out at the ...

If Portland’s Thai food scene wasn’t exemplary enough, January saw an impressive expansion with the opening of two restaurants: one returning and one brand-new. The first, in early January, was the ...

Though her resume includes front and back of house stints at Olympia Provisions, Xico, and Cheese Bar, Madilyn Gibbons has always been a baker at heart. During the early days of the pandemic she got ...

A year ago, a mysterious foundation gave $110,000 to five PDX artists. On Saturday, they show their work. We introduce the faces behind Oregon's biggest new philanthropic organization, which so far ...