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  • PortlandCultureSep 30

    Photographer Rian Dundon Exhibits Work on Citizen Journalism in Portland

    Rian Dundon's new collection, Streamers, will show at Franklin Foto. The work examines the blurred line between professional journalism and activist observation, particularly concerning protests. Dundon notes this culture is pervasive as people mediate the world through screens.

  • PortlandCultureSep 30

    City Employees Granted One-Time Access to Nike Company Store

    City Employees can access the Nike Company Store located at 3485 SW Knowlton Road, Beaverton, OR 97005. This one-time access is available from Saturday, October 10 through Sunday, November 8. Employees must provide their Employee ID/Badge and a government-issued ID for entry.

  • PortlandSocietySep 29

    Portland's Bring! Treats for Dogs Offers Bakery Experience

    Bring! Treats for Dogs, Portland’s first dog-treat food truck, now operates a downtown storefront. Founder Kristen Martin created the treats after her Great Pyrenees, Moxie, had stomach issues with other pet foods. The menu features gluten-free, meat-free options made with human-grade ingredients.

  • PortlandSocietySep 29

    Local Portland Pumpkin Patches for Fall Fun

    Fall has arrived in Portland, offering several local pumpkin patches for seasonal fun. Locations like Bella Organic Farm & Winery and The Pumpkin Patch feature corn mazes, hayrides, and more activities. Other spots include Topaz Farm and Plumper Farms.

  • PortlandCultureSep 29

    Portland Events Guide: Dahlia Festival, Performances, and More

    Upcoming events in Portland include the Swan Island Dahlia Festival's last day, a Sebé Kan performance at Newmark Theatre, and the screening of 'Black Zombie' at Tomorrow Theater. Other activities feature a standup showcase at Funhouse Lounge and craft fairs at SymbiOp Garden Shop.

  • PortlandSocietySep 29

    Police gunfire killed Portland K9 Kylo during shooting

    Portland police confirmed that police gunfire mortally wounded dog Kylo during a confrontation last week in southeast Portland. The bureau identified the man killed in the shooting as Eddie Brandon Todd Campbell, 39. Detectives found Campbell after responding to a welfare check at a home near Southeast Market Street and Southeast 182nd Avenue.

  • PortlandCultureSep 29

    Monique Siu to Retire After 35 Years, Closing OK Omens

    Portland restaurant owner Monique Siu is retiring at 74 and will close her wine-focused bistro, OK Omens, on Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard. The closure marks the end of a chapter that began with Castagna and Café Castagna. OK Omens will serve its final day on Saturday, Oct. 17.

  • PortlandSocietySep 29

    Portland K-9 Dog Believed Struck by Police Gunfire During Arrest

    A Portland police K-9 named Kylo was reportedly struck by gunfire from his own colleagues during an arrest attempt in Gresham. Authorities stated that Kylo, who served for nearly seven years, was taken to a veterinary hospital where he was ultimately euthanized. The incident followed an investigation into the killing of Jeff Thompson.

  • PortlandPoliticsSep 29

    Pearl District Abandons Forum Over Election Law Violations

    A planned downtown candidate forum was abandoned after the Pearl District was forced to withdraw due to legal requirements. The association found it could not host the event without violating laws regarding inviting all candidates for the City Council district. This impacts an event scheduled for next week.

  • PortlandCultureSep 29

    Local Residents Miss 'Mushroom Taffy Man' After Sudden Disappearance

    A local piece addressed to the 'Mushroom Taffy Man' expresses adoration for his delicious goods, noting how they brighten shows and family time. The anonymous writer laments his sudden disappearance, suggesting demand might be too high for his kitchen.

  • PortlandSocietySep 29

    Portland's Dignity Village: A 25-Year Homeless Autonomous Zone Experiment

    Dignity Village is a tiny homes encampment in Portland that has operated for 25 years as an autonomous zone experiment. It offers a model of collective self-empowerment, requiring residents to contribute work hours and resolve disputes through an elected council. Advocates view it as a peer-based solution amid the homelessness crisis.

  • PortlandSocietySep 29

    Portland Considers New Approach for Affordable Housing

    Portland is considering a new method to boost affordable housing within the city. A task force, formed last year by the city council, aims to explore creating permanent, mixed-income housing options. Recommendations include partnering with other housing organizations and establishing an ongoing social housing program.

  • PortlandCultureSep 25

    Portland Horror Author's Novel Coffin Moon May Become TV Series

    Portland horror author Keith Rosson's novel, Coffin Moon, has taken initial steps toward a TV series adaptation. The project involves writing and production team members attached to the show. Rosson noted that the book is set in Portland during the 1970s.

  • PortlandCultureSep 25

    Portland Weekend Events Include Dolly Parton Celebration and More

    This weekend in Portland features several events including a celebration for Dolly Parton on September 25th. Other activities mentioned are cheering on the Beavs at OSU Beaver Game Day and visiting the Cats of Sunnyside Field Trip. Thom Hartmann will also be featured.

  • PortlandSocietySep 24

    Suspect in Downtown Portland Shooting Arrested

    Detectives arrested Sylus G. Noe, 29, of St. Helens, regarding a shooting that occurred on August 10, 2026, near Southwest 4th and Market. The arrest followed an investigation into the incident where an adult male bicyclist was shot by a vehicle driver who fled the scene. Noe was charged with several offenses.

  • PortlandSocietySep 24

    National Park Service recognizes Union Station's role in Black history

    The National Park Service approved recognizing Portland's Union Station for its significant African American legacy. While previously listed for its architecture, the update acknowledges its importance to the development of Portland's Black community and labor organizing. Railroad work provided employment opportunities for generations of Black Portlanders.

  • PortlandSocietySep 24

    Union Station Receives Recognition for Significance to Black History

    The National Park Service approved recognizing Union Station for its significant role in African American history. The station was a major employer and influenced the settlement of Portland's early Black community. This updated listing highlights employment, migration, and labor activism.

  • PortlandPoliticsSep 24

    Portland Council moves to deprioritize psychedelic drug enforcement

    The Portland City Council advanced an ordinance that would make personal psychedelic use a low law enforcement priority, with a final vote scheduled for September 30. The measure would also establish a Psychedelics Advisory Commission for harm reduction and education.

  • PortlandSocietySep 24

    Police K-9 killed during suspect arrest in southeast Portland

    A German shepherd police dog named Kylo was shot and killed by U.S. Marshals during an attempted arrest of a murder suspect near a southeast Portland hotel. The incident occurred on the K-9's last scheduled day before retirement.

  • PortlandSocietySep 18

    Portland's largest overnight homeless shelter shuts down after one year

    The 200-bed Northrup Street shelter in Northwest Portland's Pearl District, run by the Salvation Army, closed permanently as the city cut shelter funding to close a budget shortfall.

  • PortlandSocietySep 3

    City Council advances plan to redevelop land near Moda Center

    Portland City Council unanimously approved a resolution directing the city to negotiate with a development partner, likely Albina Vision Trust, to redevelop ten city-owned parcels surrounding the Moda Center and Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

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