See what happened when 48 teams of walkers – from all over SE Portland – came together, at Floyd Light Middle School, to celebrate life while raising money to battle cancer …
Find out why even Portland’s “Gardener in Chief”, Mayor Sam Adams, got his hands dirty, joining the many others who toiled to help restore damage done by vandals …
You’ll find out what sparked his unique pledge drive, where his journey took him – and how you can still contribute to his cause – right here …
You’ll be amazed with how many disabled homeowners in the Lents neighborhood were helped, during this 20th annual community fix-up event …
Here’s a sneak preview of the newest addition to Portland’s light rail system! Come along with as we learn all about it while we take a preview ride on Portland’s newest rail line …
See why it’s always a fun time when we go to this farmer’s market to shop and talk with the vendors – and why you should go, if you haven’t yet …
If energetic testimony at a Lents Town Center Urban Renewal Committee hearing last week sent a mixed message, the official vote at the official Lents Neighborhood Association meeting made it clear: ‘No new ballpark in Lents’. See exclusive photos – and get the whole story – right here …
Folks in the southern neighborhoods of outer East Portlanders again have their own open-air market to enjoy. See what it’s offering this year …
See how good weather, fun attractions, and free parking and admission are working together to draw throngs of family fairgoers to this historic East Portland amusement park …
How are the City of Portland’s plans to move people away from driving cars – and toward riding bicycles and mass transit – coming along? Find out what we learned by attending two, identical, open house events in as many days …
We’ve told you how businesspeople and neighbors worked to create a Community Policing office in the Parkrose area. Now, see what – and why – Centennial neighbors have done the same in far-south outer East Portland …
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