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HABITAT HAPPENINGS: Newberg Habitat breaks language barriers with new grant
Oregon Housing and Community Services awarded a Homeownership Language Access and Community Outreach and Engagement Grant in mid-July to Newberg Area Habitat for Humanity. The funds outlined in the grant will be used to address the racial disparities and language barriers to homeownership in NAHFH’s service area (Newberg, Sherwood, Dundee, Dayton, and St. Paul) by increasing the visibility and assistance to our communities of color and underserved populations. In other words, the grant awarded will assist with facilitating language access to local residents with limited...
Oregon Ducks Basketball’s Deja Kelly: 'Continuing to Think Long-Term'
The Oregon Ducks women’s basketball program has made a significant splash in the transfer portal this offseason, adding several talented players to their roster. Deja Kelly is one of the more notable newcomers, a fifth-year senior coming to Oregon
Oregon State Men's Soccer Week 3 Recap: Beavers Pick up a Tie and a Win in Trip to Michigan
The Oregon State Beavers Men's Soccer Team dropped out of the College Soccer Top 25 rankings after tying against the Michigan Wolverines, before defeating the Michigan State Spartans.
10 most expensive homes sold in the Portland metro area, Aug. 26 - Sept. 1
A house in Wilsonville that sold for $3 million tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Portland metro area in the past week. In total, 546 residential real estate sales were recorded in the area during the past week, with an average price of $638,191, or $337 per square foot.
Portland’s looking at a slightly cooler weekend with a chance of thunderstorms
If you’re heading out to the Portland Weird Festival at Oaks Amusement Park today, be prepared for a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, along with cooler temperatures than the past few days. Saturday is starting off hazy in the Portland area. It will become partly sunny with a...
Music, memorabilia and memories: Record Bonanza delivers that and more
Remember that scratchy sound the needle of your turntable made when it dropped onto a favorite album or current hit 45? It was a sound music-lovers remember fondly because the magic of music would follow seconds later. For generation after generation, it was thus. And those generations celebrate that sound, vibe, and the musical memories every year at the Record Bonanza music memorabilia show in Canby. ...
Kyron Horman disappearance highlights True Crime Northwest Fest
The appeal of true crime was on full display over the Labor Day Weekend when nearly 200 people ditched sunny skies and the opening weekend of college football to hear from survivors, victim’s advocates, writers, podcasters, and support organizations during True Crime Fest Northwest at the Portland Airport Sheraton Hotel. The location was suitable. As most true crime fans know, a disproportionate percent of the most widely covered serial murders have taken place in the Pacific Northwest. Explanations range from the well-traveled I-5 corridors to...
Wineries coming to West Linn Historic Willamette for fall wine walk
More than a dozen wineries will offer tastings at local businesses in West Linn’s Historic Willamette Business District Saturday, Sept. 14 during the Willamette Wine Walk. Hosted by Historic Willamette Main Street, this is the second Willamette Wine Walk of the year. The nonprofit organization hosted a spring wine walk in April. The event will take place 4-7p.m. Sept. 14. Tickets are still available at www.eventbrite.com/e/willamette-wine-walk-autumn-2024-tickets. ...
Portland prep football roundup: Central Catholic starts 2-0, Wells plays tight with Clackamas
The first full week of the 2024 Oregon high school football season took place Friday, Sept. 6 across the state, including the Portland-proper schools in action. Central Catholic and Cleveland were the only teams to walk away with victories, but there were still plenty of highlights for the hometown players to take away from week one. Here’s a roundup of all the action across the city: ...
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