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South Carolina Retailer Takes Over Six Ashley Furniture Stores in Oregon

Broad River Retail, a South Carolina-based Ashley licensee, has acquired six Ashley stores and a distribution center in Oregon. The company, based in Fort Mill, S.C., already owns Ashley stores in the Southeast and in Eastern Washington, and the deal marks its first move into Oregon. Broad River plans to remodel the Clackamas store and add an Ashley outlet inside it, but it hasn’t announced a timeline.

Oregon · 2d

Lovely Garden Roots

‘You Can't Replace This': North Portland Neighbors Held a Candlelight Vigil for a Century-Old Redwood Set to Come Down for Six New Homes

Neighbors held a vigil for a century-old North Portland redwood slated for removal for six homes. Portland's Title 11 tree code explained.

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Portland City Council approves renaming of SW Jackson Street

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - On Thursday, Portland City Council unanimously approved an ordinance to rename a downtown street that’s part of the Portland State University campus. PSU has been working for years to rename SW Jackson Street between 5th and Park Avenues to SW Rose Hill Street. Jackson St...

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Oregon Ducks On SI

Dan Lanning Says the Quiet Part Out Loud About Jeremiah McClellan’s Return From Injury

Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning’s assessment of receiver Jeremiah McClellan's first game back from injury carries extra weight with the Michigan Wolverines coming to Eugene.

Eugene, OR · 2d

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SEC Probes $166M Sortis Fund Tied to Rudy's, Bamboo Sushi; Oregon Investigates Sortis

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has opened an investigation into the Sortis Income Fund, a $166 million Portland investment vehicle tied to local favorites like Rudy's Barbershop and Bamboo Sushi, while Oregon's own securities regulator is conducting a separate inquiry into Sortis without publicly specifying whether it targets the fund. The federal probe and state inquiry come as investors have filed a lawsuit accusing fund founder Paul Brenneke and three related Sortis entities of fraud and improper self-dealing loans.

Oregon · 2d

KATU.com

PGE urges Oregon residents to prepare as 2026 winter storm season nears

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — The 2026 winter storm season is around the corner, and Portland General Electric is encouraging Oregon residents to keep themselves safe with actionable steps. A PGE spokesperson said Thursday that customers can prepare ahead of inclement weather and reduce potential storm impacts. Crews work year-round...

Oregon · 2d

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Tualatin High School fans have been showing up, showing out

Tualatin High School is deep into the football season, and the team has been doing great, but so have the fans. Team spirit goes a long way when it comes to football, and the student section at Tualatin has been going all out at the home games and even the away games.

Tualatin, OR · 2d

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The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Portland This Weekend: Nov 13–15, 2026

Steeling yourself for family time next week? Pack in the fun this weekend at cheap and easy events from Celebrate with the Santa Clones to a Flower Shop Pop-Up and from Bandsgiving to Be Part of the Heart - Artichoke Community Music's Fall Fundraiser. For more ideas, check out our top picks of the week.

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Multnomah County to Pay $9M Over 2020 Jail Tear Gas That Left Inmates Gasping

Multnomah County has agreed to pay $9,084,877.13 to settle a federal class-action lawsuit brought by hundreds of people who say they were trapped in their cells at the downtown jail while tear gas filled the building during the 2020 protests. The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners voted 4-0 without discussion Thursday to approve the county’s $594,224.88 share of the deal, with the remainder coming from the county’s insurance carrier.

Multnomah County, OR · 16h

The Portland Mercury

Good Morning, News: City Workers Still on Strike, Policing Town Hall, PICA is Moving, and Chris Van Hollen Runs for Majority Leader

If you appreciate the Mercury‘s interesting and useful news & culture reporting, consider making a small monthly contribution to support our editorial team. Your donation is tax-deductible. You can also subscribe and have our papers delivered!. Good morning, Portland! They say the rain is back until the middle of...

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The Bee

Woman-owned: Foster-Powell tavern marks 75 years as ‘working man’s bar’

On a delightful early-September Sunday, neighbors, longtime regulars, and curious newcomers gathered at “Foster Gardens” – 7855 S.E. Foster Road, in the Foster-Powell neighborhood – for a 75th-anniversary celebration that […]

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Oregon lawmakers weigh tax increases, reserve funds as PPS faces $65 million budget gap

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Parents packed the auditorium at Ockley Green Middle School in North Portland’s Arbor Lodge neighborhood Thursday night, looking for answers about what their children’s schools could lose and whether state lawmakers could help prevent cuts. Portland Public Schools is asking the state for...

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Classic VHS movies inspire Mike Bennett’s new free holiday attraction in downtown Portland

Classic holiday movies, hand-drawn characters and the nostalgia of browsing a neighborhood video store are coming together in downtown Portland this holiday season. Portland artist Mike Bennett is bringing a holiday edition of his Dead Media experience to the corner of Southwest Broadway and Alder Street, opening Friday, Nov. 13. The free, family-friendly attraction blends the charm of a vintage VHS rental store with elements of Bennett’s popular Snow Day Village, creating a new holiday adventure just one block from Pioneer Courthouse Square.

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Ex-Nvidia CEO Has Deep Roots in Oregon – Jensen Huang

Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang went from washing dishes at a Portland-area Denny’s to leading one of the world’s most valuable companies before revelations about extramarital affairs forced his resignation from the tech giant yesterday. Why it matters: Huang, estimated to be worth $150 billion, has deep roots...

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This Whimsical Oregon Cafe Looks Like A Cartoon Fantasy Village With Hundreds Of Hand Painted Characters

Hundreds of hand-painted cartoon cutouts fill one Oregon cafe, and a sleeping dragon is part of the crowd. Every wall, shelf, and corner seems to have a goofy little face peeking back at you. I noticed that the artist behind it built the whole place from scratch. That means the...

Portland, OR · 12h

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A MAX train takes you to all 5 of these Oregon shopping centers in the Portland area. Is your favorite one of them?

Pioneer Place opened its retail pavilion in March 1990 at Fifth Avenue and Morrison Street in downtown Portland, Oregon, on a corner where MAX trains were already running. The light-rail line crossed the Fifth Avenue Transit Mall right there. The spot came out of the city's own planning. Portland set...

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KOIN 6 News

Portland Public Schools updates list of elementary schools recommended to close

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Portland Public Schools released an updated list of schools Superintendent Kimberlee Armstrong is recommending to close, with the recommended closure timeline now taking two academic years. Friday’s announcement comes after weeks of backlash from parents after the district released two scenarios of potential closures, impacting mainly elementary schools, but also making […]

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Jensen Huang’s Oregon story: Portland ping pong to Denny’s dishwasher

Although former Nvidia CEO hasn’t lived here in decades, he still has family in the state and nurtures ties to Oregon State University. Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang began working at age 15, washing dishes and waiting tables at a Denny’s restaurant in the Portland area. He worked the graveyard shift and played competitive table tennis at the Paddle Palace downtown.

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