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’ …

Not every cultural exchange takes place at the United Nations or in a Governor’s office – find out why we felt honored to attend a special meeting that took place in the middle of the Gateway District …

Who would have guessed that a small community fair at Gateway’s 111th Square – and a neighborhood bicycle tour – would be met with such enthusiasm, and with such delightful weather …

While they’ve specialized in providing good, clean housing for low income families, you’ll see in this story that they’re not giving up on creating new homeowners, even with the poor economy …

See members of “America’s Greatest Generation”, as they take time – at this special ceremony – to honor all who have given their lives in the service of their country in the Armed Forces …

See why it appears that this fellow just couldn’t help but keep from making bad choices, one, after another, after another …

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 …

Take a look at this story, and you’ll see why this fellow didn’t drive way from his single-car accident …

Find why a Portland Police Bureau officer took it upon himself to write a children’s book about Community Policing. And, you’ll see perhaps the very last photo of ex-Chief Rosie Sizer smiling – and a picture of Chief Mike Reese while he was still East Precinct Commander …

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

Here’s why hundreds of green-thumbed plant enthusiasts came to Floyd Light Middle School. An, see why we think this wasn’t your ordinary plant sale …

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 …