Discover how East Portland neighbors turned a neighborhood park into a welcoming playground for every child …
Learn how an outer East Portland nonprofit helped young leaders rethink safety, place, and pride in their own neighborhood …
See how Learning Gardens Laboratory used Earth Day to bring families, kids, and elders together in a hidden green space …
Understand why families, Scouts, and dignitaries return year after year to outer east Portland’s Willamette National Cemetery on Memorial Day morning …
INCLUDES ‘ALL ABOARD’ VIDEO | Find out how a bigger, two‑day ‘National Train Days’ weekend filled Oregon Rail Heritage Center with packed train rides, rare steam giants and families soaking up living railroad history …
From youth exhibits to diverse entertainment, along with all the Oaks Amusement Park rides, see why volunteers say this year’s County Fair offered something for every family …
Discover how the NAPAC Intertribal Powwow welcomed Native and non-Native guests alike – to experience drumming, dancing, food, and culture, in a neighborhood school gym in outer East Portland …
INCLUDES VIDEO TOUR | See more than 100 real artifacts from Titanic’s wreck site has dropped anchor at OMSI, inviting visitors into an immersive, emotional journey from the ship’s birth to its tragic end …
INCLUDES MARKET DAY ULTRA-HD VIDEO | See why one unseasonably sunny Sunday turned Montavilla Farmers Market’s 20th season opener into a neighborhood homecoming – and learn how this weekly market is reshaping the local business district …
From debate captain to future doctor, three outer East Portland high school students stepped into the spotlight this spring as Portland Rose Festival Princesses, each bringing a distinct story of leadership, service, and ambition to the city’s signature celebration …
INCLUDES ENTIRE-MEETING VIDEO | Metro Council District 1 candidate Noah Ernst and Oregon House District 48 candidate Andrew Morrison share their views at the Lents Neighborhood Livability Association’s ‘candidate night’ meeting …
Neighbors, nonprofits, and city staff walk into a community center. The punchline? Plans for more trees, more canopy, more comfort, emerge …
