In this edition of In this edition of @donovanscribes.bsky.social THE BLACK BYLINE, Donovan explores the current culture war erupting within Portland City Council through the lens of their most recent controversy, "daddy-gate."
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Tonight's Portland Fire game could be spicier than usual as the team is taking on the Indiana Fever and their star shooting guard Sophie Cunningham—who has been accused of making public transphobic comments.
“Bag Club is actually not about the bags,” Ilona Gerasimov, the designer behind handbag company KOZHA Numbers, laughs. “They’re just an excuse to create a space for connection. It’s an invite to experience the studio, meet new people and be a part of something that feels a little unexpected.”
The Trail Blazers continue their demand that the city enact socialism for the rich and pay millions in public funds to renovate the Moda Center, fires are burning all across Oregon, and Gov. Kotek cancel sale of state lands to a company that wants to build a data center.
The Mercury is here to help with FREE TICKETS to see some of Portland’s best concerts and events. This week we have tickets to The Melvins, Cat Power, Yard Act and more.
Strap on those brains, because it's time for another hilarious, mind-twisting edition of POP QUIZ PDX—Portland's fave trivia quiz! In this week's edition: The latest Moda Center shenanigans, and it's time to give Mayor Wilson a fun nickname, don't you think? YES, YOU DO. See how well you score!
Seven current and former Portland School Board members signed a letter saying Julia Brim-Edwards isn’t cut out for the job of Multnomah County Chair.
Oregon Health Authority just wants to put out there that if you were at Legacy GoHealth Urgent Care in Gresham, between 3 pm and 7 pm, on Sunday July 26 you may have been exposed to measles and should double check your immunity status. This and more in today's GOOD MORNING, NEWS 🗞️
Controversy surrounding a ballot initiative that would divert funds from Portland’s Clean Energy Fund to hire more police officers continues to grow—and has now spawned a quarrel between Oregon’s Secretary of State and the Portland Auditor's Office.
Portland’s Abraham Lincoln statue is set to return to the South Park Blocks downtown on a slightly lower pedestal, two sheriffs in Curry County are alleged to have used $390,000 in donations from a charitable org for purchasing personal items, and Pickathon returns to Oregon this week.
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He’s an incorrigible flirt. But when does a little flirting turn into too much flirting? Dan Savage issues a ruling on this and lots more in this edition of SAVAGE LOVE!
Amongst the many evolutions that Pickathon has proffered across its 26 years has been the introduction of the LIT Sunday sessions in 2022, which feature writers, poets, and storytellers congregating beneath a canopy of trees.
There are currently dozens of large wildfires burning more than 1 million acres across Oregon, the city of Hillsboro adopted a four-month moratorium on new data centers, and the explosive diarrhea is now in Oregon.
The best things to do in Portland this week! Don't miss Northwest Hardcore Fest, Pickathon, classic film screenings at Clinton Street Theater, and more ⬇️
It's an all-new edition of your favorite gossip-y garbage receptacle, THE TRASH REPORT by Elinor Jones. In this week's hilarious column: Trump's pathetic photo bombs, Elon Musk is an Odyssey crybaby, and JD Vance is turned on by watching Joe Biden eat ice cream?
Oregon has at least 34 wildfires competing for the attention of firefighters, and Elon Musk loses his "trillionaire" status (boo-hoo-hoo). Plus, a mass shooting in Seattle, and fake ICE agents assault Oregon driver. All this and more in this Monday's edition of GOOD MORNING, NEWS!
Portland city councilors passed a supplemental budget Wednesday that will save 30 jobs and preserve public safety services at the city that were slated to be cut in the mayor's 2026-27 budget. It was one of two competing budget ordinances under consideration.
Last weekend was the fifth iteration of the the Shady Pines Festival, a yearly gathering of local musicians, craftspeople, and enthusiasts who come together to literally build their own four-day-long music and art festival.
Portland’s WNBA team is speaking out in favor of upgrades to the Moda Center, Lightning strikes sparked at least 35 new fires across Oregon this week, and the World Naked Bike Ride is back this weekend.