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The Milkshakes At This Old-School Oregon Stand Are Worth The Trip Alone
There’s something so special about a classic roadside stop, especially when the sun is out and the windows are rolled down. I recently found a little gem that feels like a total step back in time, and honestly, I haven’t stopped thinking about their milkshakes since. They are...
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73rd annual Robin Hood Festival slated for 3rd weekend in July
The Sherwood Robin Hood Festival Association is actively planning for the 2026 festival events to take place in Old Town Sherwood on July 17 and 18, with the International Archery Match scheduled for July 18 and 19. Festival committees actively making plans include: Maid Marian, Knighting, scholarship, sponsorship, vendors and...
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NYC Michelin Powerhouses Crash Kann For Portland Takeover
Portland’s restaurant scene is getting a serious flex this spring. Kann, the James Beard-winning spot from Gregory Gourdet, is hosting a multi-restaurant takeover that pulls three of New York’s most acclaimed Korean kitchens into one Southeast Portland address. The series, framed as a cross-city exchange of tasting menus, family-style feasts and a high-energy barbecue run, will bring Junghyun and Ellia Park’s Atomix, Atoboy and Naro into Kann’s live-fire dining room, private room and basement bar. It follows a run of high-profile residencies that has quietly turned Kann into a regional magnet for visiting chefs.
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Oregon's 5 Best Hiking Trails In Portland For A Scenic Outdoor Escape, According To Reviews
A trip to Portland, Oregon, is a time to eat, drink, and explore. The city is full of delicious restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, and cocktail bars. Unfortunately, you can't work up an appetite just by thrift shopping between meals. So if you're planning a trip to Stumptown, pack your hiking boots and tackle one of the many trails within the city limits. If you're visiting outside the summer season, pack a raincoat, too. Portlanders hike year-round — if they let a little rain stop them, they'd never do anything.
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Traditional woodblock printmaking exhibit opens at Portland Japanese Garden
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - The Portland Japanese Garden is debuting its first exhibition of the year, featuring artists from Portland, Japan, and across the country. The exhibit, opening this weekend, is bringing new attention to an art form that’s been around for hundreds of years. The art style is...
The Oregonian
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Pixar’s ‘Hoppers’ voice actors Bobby Moynihan, Piper Curda give nod to movie’s ‘Beaverton’ location
Voice actors from Pixar Animation Studios gave a big shoutout to the city of Beaverton Thursday, March 5, as the Disney-owned company prepares to launch its newest movie, “Hoppers.”. That’s because the fictional small town featured in the 3D computer-generated film bears the same name as the Washington County...
WWEEK
Burgerville Doing Throwback Pricing for Its 65th Birthday on March 10
Burgerville first opened its doors on March 10, 1961. To celebrate its 65th birthday this Tuesday, March 10, the regional burger chain isn’t throwing back prices all the way to the JFK era, but will feature some nice deals:. -$1.65 small classic fries. -$1.65 22-ounce fountain drink. - $3.65...
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Woodstock Cafe Set to Close, With Statement from Manager Andre Gray
Woodstock Cafe, also known as the Sign Language Cafe, at 4103 SE Woodstock Blvd (half a mile away from campus), is a project of the Portland-based nonprofit organization CymaSpace which specializes in using cymatic technology to transform sound into visual art. According to the founder of CymaSpace, Myles de Bastion, the cafe “make[s] cultural events accessible to the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community.” The Deaf-ran Woodstock Cafe organizes regular events to cater to the Deaf community, including ASL Game Night, ASL Trivia Night, and Sign Squad. In addition, Reed’s own ASL Club has often worked in partnership with the cafe, hosting student social events in the space and promoting the cafe’s community events. The cafe re-opened as a project of CymaSpace in December of 2023. On Tuesday, March 3, 2026, the cafe posted to their Instagram the statement “We rather braid water… than deprive our community,” noting that the management of Woodstock Cafe is being told that “the Woodstock Cafe program shall discontinue, with doors closing March 8, 2026 at the end of Sandwich Week. A cueless decision about a Deaf space that was never meant to exist for us in the first place.”
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‘Largest food cart plaza in America’ soft opens on Vancouver’s east side
VANCOUVER, Wash. (KPTV) - A new food cart plaza recently soft opened on the east side of Vancouver, with its general manager calling it the largest food cart plaza in America. “Portland has had its fair share of food cart pods, and we felt Vancouver deserved to have its own out here,” Ryan Biornstad said. “We saw a need in Vancouver, especially East Vancouver, for something community oriented where we could bring something together.”
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‘Marvin’s Rescue’ musical performers serenade animals at Oregon Humane Society
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Performers from the upcoming musical Marvin’s Rescue visited the Oregon Humane Society to serenade animals waiting to be adopted. The musical, described as being about love, loneliness, and the dogs that rescue people, is set to debut March 13 and runs through March 29 at Portland Center Stage.
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Richmond Bar Vet Plots Slabtown Nightlife Shake-Up With Lucille
A familiar name from Southeast Portland’s bar scene is setting sights on Slabtown. A former Richmond Bar co-owner has filed a liquor-license application to open Lucille, an evening-focused bar planned for a ground-floor suite in the Carson building. The filing lists space for about 44 seats inside, another 20 outside, and daily hours from 4 p.m. to midnight. There is no public opening date listed yet.
hereisoregon.com
This Northwest burger chain is rolling out discounted prices for its 65th birthday
The very first Burgerville opened in Vancouver on March 10, 1961, offering 19 cent burgers alongside fries, soft serve, lime frosties and soft drinks. On Tuesday, March 10, the Northwest chain plans to celebrate its 65th birthday with discounted prices, including $3.65 cheeseburgers, $1.65 fries, $1.65 fountain drinks and free ice cream cones for kids 12 and younger.
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One-day Bonneville sturgeon retention crowded
A one-day retention season for sturgeon was held on Monday in the Columbia River’s Bonneville Pool, and although anglers did catch the lion’s share of the catch quota, they did not blow past the quota during the event, as they did last year. The fishery was delayed from...
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People Drive From All Over Oregon For The Ribeye Steak At This Classic Old-School Steakhouse
There are some restaurants that just feel like home the moment you walk through the door, and Sayler’s Old Country Kitchen in Portland is exactly that kind of place. I had heard people talk about this steakhouse for years, the kind of word-of-mouth buzz that spreads quietly but stubbornly across the whole state.