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Trail Blazers Lottery Pick Being Set Up For Struggles
As the Portland Trail Blazers embarked on a comprehensive rebuild with the selection of Scoot Henderson with the third overall pick in the 2023 draft, it marked a pivotal moment. Trading away franchise icon Damian Lillard signaled a new era for the team. Henderson’s rookie season has highlighted several challenges that the Blazers must address to support their young star effectively.
One of Portland’s best seafood restaurants is moving this fall
Those searching for $1 happy hour oysters, hollandaise-drenched Dungeness crab toast or whole grilled branzino with salsa verde on Southeast Clinton Street and 21st Avenue this fall will be out of luck. But they won’t have to look far. That’s because in a couple of months, Jacqueline, the great...
LaMarcus Bell’s 3 TDs lead Lake Oswego in season-opening win over South Medford
LAKE OSWEGO—Lake Oswego junior running back LaMarcus Bell scored three touchdowns as the Lakers beat South Medford 33-7 in the season opener Friday night at Lake Oswego High School. Bell totaled 126 yards rushing on 15 carries, including touchdown runs of 15 yards, four yards and seven yards. If...
St. Paul football returns to Class 2A in 2024
After seven years, St. Paul football is returning to the 2A classification. It will look a little different, however. The Buckaroos' last season in Class 2A was in 2017, playing 11-man football and finishing 10-1 overall, losing in the state semifinals. The classification has since transitioned to 9-man football and undergone various league changes. St. Paul will not be returning to the Tri-River Conference, but rather be part of a new-look Special District 2, featuring Central Linn, Jefferson, Monroe, Toledo and Waldport. ...
Silverton defeats Summit, 35-12, in football opener; plus other area scores, highlights
The high school football season kicks off Friday with the Statesman Journal's Game of the Week with Summit at Silverton at 7 p.m. Check back here throughout Friday night for score updates and photos. Final: Silverton 35, Summit 12. Foxes were dominant in their season-opener. #opreps pic.twitter.com/LB3CT0aEVR— Jarrid Denney (@jarrid_denney) August 31, 2024 ...
Intel Stock Freefall Leads To News Of Cancelled Projects And Future Concerns Of AI And Robotics
Today, Bloomberg News announced that its sources indicate that Intel Corp is considering canceling some big projects to deal with its worst financial period in 56 years. Following the bleak economic news and the worst share decline in 40 years, the company is meeting with its investment bankers to discuss the next steps in its battle for survival. Splitting off or listing for sale its Foundry business seems to be a reality. That may not hurt the Hillsboro, Oregon economy, but the company’s free fall has to stop before we can stabilize the situation.
Things 2 Do: August 30-September 1
It's the final weekend of free summer events from Portland Parks & rec. Friday night at 6:30 enjoy the Bottleneck Blues Band at Columbia Park. Saturday night at 6 at Grant Park enjoy the Providence Stage Band, playing big band music from the 40s to today. Sunday at 6 pm dance to Jujuba Afrobeat music at Sellwood Park. Movies in the park this weekend are A Million Miles Aware at Sewallcrest Park on Friday and Barbie at Hamilton Park on Sunday.
WNBA To Announce New Expansion Team On Sep. 10
It’s already been a big night for the WNBA as Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark continues her historic season. However, another hot topic concerns the W’s expansion efforts. According to The Rose Garden Report’s Sean Highkin, “Portland is closing in on finally landing a team that will begin playing in 2026. The Bhathal family, which is well-connected to the Sacramento Kings, will head the new ownership group.
Silverton runs over Summit in matchup of Oregon Class 5A football powerhouses
It’s not even week one of the 2024 Oregon high school football season, but the Silverton Foxes have made a statement. In non-league week zero action on Friday night, the Foxes toppled Summit 35-12 in a matchup that may as well have been labeled a Class 5A playoff preview.
Woodland learning: OSU's Tree School Field Day returns
Oregon’s largest outdoor learning day for woodland caretakers and tree enthusiasts returns to Hopkins Demonstration Forest in Mulino on Saturday, Oct. 5. OSU Extension’s Tree School has been hosting forestry education programs for 34 years in Clackamas County, including the flagship Tree School Clackamas each spring at Clackamas Community College. To foster year-round learning opportunities for the woodland owning community, Tree School Field Day was started in 2022. ...
Gresham football finds two-score silver lining amidst tough 44-14 loss to Bend
No one would have blamed Gresham football for phoning in the final minutes of an ugly season opener. Nothing was going right against visiting Bend. The Lava Bears were running rampant — up 44-0, moving the ball at will, laying big hits on the Gopher to force quick three-and-outs — and had triggered a running clock after just a single scoring drive in the third quarter. But instead, with all...
DramaWatch: The (1921) future is now
The big dogs of fall theater in Portland are barking down the lane, getting ready to spring on the scene. Sweeney Todd: the Demon Barber of Fleet Street — Stephen Sondheim’s best musical, to my mind, and feel free to argue; there are lots of candidates — flourishes his straight razor at Portland Center Stage beginning Sept. 29 (and returns shortly after for a second helping of meat pies in a separate production at Twilight Theater beginning Oct. 18).
A Multnomah County commissioner plans to work part-time for next 2 months
Jesse Beason, who accepted an appointment to the Multnomah County Commission 10 months ago, announced Friday that he will be reducing his work as commissioner to part-time to better handle his full-time job and family responsibilities. Beason will work about eight to 10 hours a week most weeks, his office...
Portland musicians trade group seeks to block new Live Nation venue
MusicPortland, a trade organization for musicians, is appealing a decision that would ease the way for a proposed Central Eastside concert venue. Developers are trying to build a 62,000-square-foot venue with just under 1,300 seats but that would be able to hold as many as 3,500 people. While no timeline is confirmed, developers hope to open in 2026.
No. 18 Spirit Battle Hard Against D2 Western Oregon
MONMOUTH, ORE. – The 18th-ranked OUAZ women's soccer team finished up its road trip in the Pacific Northwest Friday, taking on NCAA D2 Western Oregon. The Spirit were on the wrong end of a 3-0 final, but performed better than what the final score indicated. "Great matchup today," head...
OSAAtoday releases 6A and 5A preseason football polls
OSAAtoday has released its preseason football coaches polls for Class 6A and Class 5A. The polls will be released every Tuesday during the fall season. Please note: these polls are for generating interest and discussion only and have no impact on the OSAA’s RPI and Colley ratings that form the basis of the OSAA’s rankings for playoff purposes. First-place votes are in parentheses. ...
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