Karina LeBlanc, the new general manager of the Portland Thorns, talks professional women’s soccer, motherhood and returning to the Rose City.
Mom’s Got Game: Thorns General Manager Karina LeBlanc Read More »
Learn how Ethos Music Center is making music education accessible for all students.
Good Deeds: Ethos Music Center Read More »
Whether you’re interested in sports or digging in the dirt, Portland Parks & Recreation has a volunteer opportunity for you!
Volunteer with Portland Parks & Recreation Read More »
Learn how you can celebrate Black History Month at your neighborhood library.
Representation Matters at Multnomah County Libraries Read More »
Portland boasts some excellent walking tours that showcase the area’s history, hidden gems and haute cuisine.
3 Portland Walking Tours Read More »
Enrollment is the primary driver of just how much the district receives in state funding; continued drops in how many students are in school will impact school budgets, including staffing and programming.
The Enrollment Dilemma Read More »
One of Portland’s smallest neighborhoods, Hollywood retains the classic character and charm of historic Portland, but with modern-day conveniences.
Neighborhood We Love: Hollywood Read More »
The North Portland neighborhood of Kenton has everything a family could ask for — parks, a library and restaurants galore.
Neighborhood We Love: Kenton Read More »
These performances are sure to put everyone in the holiday spirit!
5 Can’t-Miss Holiday Shows in Portland this Month Read More »
Learn about this local organization and how they help foster families.
Join With Love in Supporting Foster Families Read More »
Let The Portland Art Museum transport you and your family to ancient Egypt.
Explore Ancient Egypt at The Portland Art Museum Read More »
This North Portland neighborhood has everything a family could ask for — parks, a library and restaurants galore.
Crushing on Kenton Read More »
Read on for how Gen Z is making a difference through the Multnomah Youth Commission.
Portland Teens Have a Voice in Local Government Read More »
Support local and give your little one something special with these five Oregon-made baby items. The Silly Daisy sensory toy is a hit for teeny hands learning how to move. This Portland-made crinkle paper is sewn with biodegradable crinkly paper enveloped by cotton and soft minky fabrics. The 7-inch-by-7-inch square is surrounded with ribbon tags
Our Top 5 Locally Made Gifts for Baby Read More »
There’s still time to squeeze in one more adventure before school starts.
Local Getaway: Silverton Read More »
Read on to find out how you and your kids can join Portland Backpack in making a difference.
Fight Food Insecurity with Portland Backpack Read More »
Indulge your sweet tooth on National Ice Cream Day — or any day — at one of these classic scoop shops in PDX.
Keep Cool at These Six Portland Scoop Shops Read More »
