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Rain is central to our civic identity. And we’ve gotten pretty good at dealing with it.
10/12/2026

Rain is central to our civic identity. And we’ve gotten pretty good at dealing with it.

Along with coffee and b**r, rain is a central liquid to our civic identity.

A little Parisian flair, Eastern Oregon address. This 1904 Union home brings Second Empire style to the Grande Ronde Val...
10/12/2026

A little Parisian flair, Eastern Oregon address. This 1904 Union home brings Second Empire style to the Grande Ronde Valley 🏡

The Second Empire style from Napoleon’s days lives on in this 1904 home in Union.

Brian Libby on Portland architecture, Larry Crane on making music, Min Jin Lee with Mitchell Jackson, and a Treevia Nigh...
10/09/2026

Brian Libby on Portland architecture, Larry Crane on making music, Min Jin Lee with Mitchell Jackson, and a Treevia Night.

Brian Libby, Larry Crane, Min Jin Lee with Mitchell Jackson, and a Treevia Night.

Consider this your sign to book the cozy getaway 😍
10/08/2026

Consider this your sign to book the cozy getaway 😍

For every season, there’s a dream destination.

The man who keeps stuffed elephants around his office just purchased Elephants Delicatessen 👀
10/07/2026

The man who keeps stuffed elephants around his office just purchased Elephants Delicatessen 👀

What’s different about the Ground’s growing wellness empire?

Portland’s official city bird is big, patient, and slightly terrifying. Meet the great blue heron 🐦
10/07/2026

Portland’s official city bird is big, patient, and slightly terrifying. Meet the great blue heron 🐦

Bud Clark made the designation in 1986. Sorry, swifts.

A little fall adventure is calling 🍂🍎
10/06/2026

A little fall adventure is calling 🍂🍎

C***r, spooks, and harvest celebrations await.

The celebrated architect liked the land so much he bought the lot himself, six years before designing a home on it for c...
10/05/2026

The celebrated architect liked the land so much he bought the lot himself, six years before designing a home on it for clients.

A parklike setting, a cedar hot tub, and a piano-acoustics-friendly wood ceiling.

The beloved program takes kids out of the classroom and into the woods.
10/05/2026

The beloved program takes kids out of the classroom and into the woods.

The Oregon rite of passage gets kids out of the classroom and into the woods.

Oregon’s October agenda just dropped 🎃
10/01/2026

Oregon’s October agenda just dropped 🎃

Time for harvest festivals, mushroom walks, and a much-loved pumpkin regatta.

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