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Our TV picks for Thursday, September 5: Carmen Jones; Falling in Love in Niagara; Lucky 13
Carmen Jones TCM 5 p.m. Adapted from Georges Bizet’s opera “Carmen,” an American soldier (Harry Belafonte) falls for a sultry factory worker (Dorothy Dandridge). They flee when the soldier kills his sergeant (Brock Peters), but her flirting leads to a crime of passion. Falling in Love in Niagara ...
Music Portland wages ‘existential fight’ against Live Nation
Music Portland held what they called a town hall at the Lollipop Shoppe on the Central Eastside to explain why they are so deeply opposed to the Portland City Auditor Hearings Office’s decision to allow Live Nation/Ticketmaster to co-develop and exclusively operate a music venue with 3500 seats on Southeast Water Avenue.
Ranger honors MHA heritage, gives a voice to Indigenous history at National Historic Sites
Meet Loren Yellow Bird: An interpreter who combats cultural stereotypes. As a Native interpreter for the National Park Service for 24 years, Loren Yellow Bird gets to tell guests a different version of history. “Fort Union was one of those sites that introduced alcohol and smallpox to the Native people,”...
With a lot of new faces, Jesuit girls soccer opens season with win over Lincoln
Coming into the 2024 fall season, there was a big question mark over the head of the Jesuit girls soccer team:. What are the Crusaders going to look like without Abby Cox?. Now at TCU, Cox was the soul of Jesuit’s offense the past few years. Would Jesuit still be able to move the ball without their star midfielder?
Cross country preview: Franklin boys prep for title defense
When it comes to Oregon cross country, no team fits the “small, but mighty” description better than Franklin High School. The boys team enters 2024 as the reigning state champions, the Lightning’s second title in program history after winning its first in 2019. Head coach Jacob Michaels estimates that he has around 20 runners on the boys team, yet, the champs are expected to be right up at the top...
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