We thought we knew Portland Fire & Rescue’s former spokesman pretty well, but this old story was new to us! See why Station 2 in Parkrose was packed with well-wishers, on Lt. Allen Oswalt’s last day …
How – and why – was this car’s driver killed on June 11 – while driving along East Burnside? Learn about the reward the police are offering for more information in this bizarre case …
It’s amazing but true: See why this outer East Portland cop had to “call for backup” – in the middle of the day – when her husband was attacked by thugs on their way home from vacation …
See why, by all measures, this event has matured into an outstanding event, attracting visitors to outer East Portland from all over the metro area, in this lavishly photo-illustrated story …
Although it’s a City of Portland park, find out why volunteers still spend Saturday mornings to keep this unique garden in beautiful condition. And, learn about a special fundraiser ‘Movie in the Park’ event they’re holding there in August …
What progress has really been made, toward improving livability here in outer East Portland, since the ‘Action Plan’ was hatched in December, 2007? Read on, to find out …
Take a look at one of our favorite summertime East Portland festivals …
See why the East County Community Orchestra is filling up the auditorium when they perform. No, you can’t hear their music here, but you’ll learn all about their most recent show …
Even if you infrequently drive over this aging bridge, you’ll be paying for the new one. Here’s your chance to vote on it’s design – online – if you get to it before August 8 …
See why firefighters had to use their Holmatro rescue tools to get this driver out of her rolled-over SUV …
Find out where you can go to meet your neighbors, learn how prevent crime, and have a great time, at this annual event. Don’t be disappointed by showing up on the wrong evening! Read this, and discover which events are taking place on a date other than Tuesday, August 3rd …
See why firefighters say that this fire – a conflagration which destroyed this home – could easily have been avoided …