Neighborhood We Love: St. Johns
Plenty of Portlanders are proud of their neighborhoods, but when it comes to community spirit, St. Johns is in a class of its own.
South Portland, What’s In a Name?
Carved out of Southwest Portland, the long, tall area is bordered by the Marquam Bridge to the north, then runs down the waterfront to the Sellwood Bridge and west along Southwest Barbur Boulevard.
Education Guide
Find schools, childcare, after-school activities and enrichment programs in our Education Guide.
Neighborhood We Love: Lents
With many organizations that focus on building community, Lents in Southeast is on the rise.
Neighborhood We Love : The Historic Alphabet District
Window shop northwest’s Alphabet District. Families say it offers a European feel — right in the heart of the bustling city.
Neighborhood We ❤️: Congenial Cully
Managing Editor at PDX Parent
Latest posts by Erin Bernard (see all)
- Neighborhood We Love: St. Johns - December 26, 2020
- Neighborhood We Love: King - December 20, 2020
- Kid to Know: The Artist for a Cause - March 26, 2020
Beloved Cully eatery Beeswing might be long gone, but this Northeast Portland neighborhood remains a hive of culinary and cultural activity. Cully packs a surprising number of community-investment initiatives into its 2.75 square miles, including a thriving neighborhood association — the Cully Association of Neighbors — and Living Cully, a decade-old sustainable growth effort between Habitat …
Neighborhood We Love: Hospitable Highland
There’s much to celebrate in Beaverton’s Highland neighborhood.
The Long Way Home: Homelessness in PDX
Managing Editor at PDX Parent
Latest posts by Erin Bernard (see all)
- Neighborhood We Love: St. Johns - December 26, 2020
- Neighborhood We Love: King - December 20, 2020
- Kid to Know: The Artist for a Cause - March 26, 2020
Tessa Clampitt’s dream home is two stories, modern, and painted pink, with land enough for a few horses. Zechariah McLaurin and Dezirae Serrano would like to rent-to-own a nice house in a nice neighborhood in the Portland metro. It doesn’t matter where, as long as it’s got good schools and room for their three kids …
How We Live: Say Hello to Bridgeton
Managing Editor at PDX Parent
Latest posts by Erin Bernard (see all)
- Neighborhood We Love: St. Johns - December 26, 2020
- Neighborhood We Love: King - December 20, 2020
- Kid to Know: The Artist for a Cause - March 26, 2020
A search for affordable rent and room to roam lands one Portland family in a lesser-known North Portland waterfront enclave. Mount Hood views and Columbia River breezes — welcome to Bridgeton, the most charming Portland neighborhood you’ve never heard of. “It really is idyllic in so many ways,” says 33-year-old Rebekah Sapp, who rents …
How We Live: In Our Backyard
Can we build our way to more equal housing opportunities? One Portland architect makes a case for conscious density.
One Family's Struggles with Portland's Housing Boom
Rising rents aren’t just a Portland problem — just ask Pacific Northwest natives Melissa and Roberto Lopez.
The Joys and Trials of Tiny-House Living
Is 300 square feet enough room for a family of four? One Vancouver family sounds off on the joys (and trials) of going tiny.
From Colombia to Cully
To navigate the logistics of an international move, a family turns to a Portland nonprofit.
