Take a look at this one, and you’ll see why both police officers and firefighters say they were really surprised that no one was killed in this T-bone smashup …

See why hundreds of folks who enjoy Americana and Bluegrass music head out to the Centennial neighborhood every month – to have a toe-tapping good time …

See why officials praise the prompt and professional action of their staff for limiting the fire’s damage, and keeping the patients safe …

See the unveiling of the “Portland Immigrant Statue” and all of the associated festivities, including the parade and reception – and learn what this means to folks with deep roots in the community. It’s told in words and 23 colorful photos …

Perhaps this article will jog your memory – and help police solve this outer East Portland stickup. Take a look – your anonymous tip could earn you $1,000 …

See why these swashbuckling pirate crews were giving – instead of taking – at the annual gathering at their pirate’s cove in outer East Portland …

See the fire that officials say could have done more damage, if not for their own efforts – and important fast action by neighbors with a garden hose …

Here’s why so many kids and parents were heading for school on foot and bikes on Wednesday – and why officials say it’s important for them to keep on skipping the bus …

Find out why the threat of dark storm clouds and a couple of early fall showers didn’t dampen the spirits of those who went and had a ball at the ‘End of Summer Cruise-in’ …

Find out who, among the many partners and volunteers of ROSE Community Development Corporation, were singled out for ‘bouquets’. And, learn why so many were moved by a lawyer’s keynote address …

For folks who haven’t seen the farm in recently, discover why they had so much fun as they learned more about East Portland’s unique urban “teaching farm” …

Here’s a fun event we got to experience a while ago. If you like ‘crafting’, you’ll certainly want to see this very colorful story …