Portland Thorns Keep Eye on The Ball
The city’s women’s soccer team has seen an uptick in attendance since the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Is it a temporary boost or laying the foundations for things to come?
Arts and Entertainment
Disappearing Act
Arts majors are vanishing, but the role of arts education is becoming more vital to business than ever before.
A new funding model improves equity in the arts
Smaller organizations will receive more money from the Regional Arts and Culture Council.
Genre fluid
How Portland has grown into one the boldest and most diverse music scenes in the nation.
Oregon’s honorable titan
By returning to the basics of journalism, Les Zaitz hopes he has found a successful business model for newspapers.
Seeing is believing
A deaf musician starts a nonprofit and business aimed at bridging the divide between the hearing and nonhearing worlds
Photo of the Week: Singer Holland Andrews performs in tribute to The Art Gym
Andrews, whose stage name is Like a Villain, performed on Tuesday in an event that marked the closure of Marylhurst University.
Photo of the week: World Cup fans at the 4-4-2 soccer bar
This was probably the first time in my life that I spent a Sunday morning in a bar.