Find out what happened, this week, that gives hope to Lents Neighborhood freshmen who were told they’d have to start high school at Franklin or perhaps Madison …

Will fall high school freshmen in the Lents Neighborhood be shuffled off to inner SE Portland’s Franklin high or NE Portland’s Madison High? Discover what we learned at two meetings – one of them held at soon-to-be-decimated Marshall High School …

Who was chosen to receive one of the six $1,000 scholarships, put up by members of the Parkrose Business Association? Find out all about it, right here …

At a total cost of $300,000, this promises to be more than a mowed field with stripes painted on it! Find out where it will be constructed – and how close they are to their fundraising ‘Goal’ …

You will be amazed at how much this hard-working, volunteer school booster has raised this year – by collecting deposit-return bottles and cans! Find out why you should save your Memorial Day party containers – and, where you should take them next Saturday …

See which one was the ONLY Portland-area elementary school to win this award – and what it means for the students who attend there …

Find out why this group of people, concerned about the fate of Marshall High School, chose to meet in Lents – instead of heading out to a meeting held in North Portland …

Although it uses the words of William Shakespeare, find out why they’re not calling this compelling play “KING LEAR”. It’s the Parkrose High School Thespian Troupe’s best work to date …

Take a look, and discover why you’ll want to see the Parkrose High School Thespian Troupe #1783 present their most challenging work to date – by William Shakespeare. There’s a good reason they’re not calling it “King Lear” …

Find out why this fellow – born without arms or legs – now travels and speaks worldwide, and came to give his presentation at Portland Adventist Academy. This is a truly amazing story …

Learn which groups benefited from this musical event – featuring an evening of music by the East County Community Orchestra and David Douglas High School Concert Choir. You can’t hear the great music here, but we do have nifty photos …

Why is fine art education important in our schools? Find out why these  students are saying their teacher’s pushing and prodding has helped them grow, both academically and artistically …