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Tanya Osei's Ironside Collective is pulling 200 jobs into Northwest Portland and rewriting what small-batch manufacturing looks like in 2026.
From City Hall to the Pearl District, the voices shaping Portland's summer agenda are sounding urgent alarms — and a few cautious notes of optimism.
As European capitals reel from record heatwaves and security threats reshape urban life worldwide, Portland's July is proving to be its own stress test.
How one local entrepreneur is turning a two-person pickle operation into a regional food-manufacturing force — and hiring along the way.
While visitors flock to Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Portland's most devoted trail runners and morning walkers are quietly claiming green corridors most people drive right past.
As summer settles in, the city's most vibrant districts are showing what draws people to stay: genuine connections, independent businesses, and spaces built by residents for residents.
As global instability reshapes how people gather, local creators are reimagining what public art means—and who gets a seat at the table.
Heat waves and inflation are reshaping how locals eat and shop this season—here's what you actually need to know before heading out.
New venues, ingredient obsession, and a focus on seasonal dining are transforming how Portlanders eat, drink, and shop this summer.
From outdoor cinema to gallery openings and live music across the city, July offers a packed calendar of arts events that showcase why Portland remains a creative powerhouse.
While global cities chase trends, Portland's specialty coffee scene remains rooted in direct relationships with farmers and a stubborn resistance to corporate uniformity.
From the East Bank Esplanade to Forest Park's fire lanes, here's where Portland's newest cyclists should actually start.
Portland's wellness-savvy residents are overhauling their bedrooms — here's what the science says actually moves the needle on sleep quality.
With grocery bills still biting hard across Oregon, Portland's community food networks and savvy neighborhood markets offer real ways to stretch your dollar without sacrificing nutrition.
Portland's trail-running crews and neighborhood yoga studios are onto something the research has been confirming for years—moving your body is one of the most effective tools for quieting an anxious mind.
From Northeast Portland classrooms to the West Hills, a growing number of schools are weaving meditation and mindfulness into the daily schedule — here's what's out there and how to get your kid involved.
From a revamped Providence Park to a new aquatics center in North Portland, the city is spending hundreds of millions to ensure its venues can handle both local leagues and major events.
From Providence Park to the Moda Center, here's everything that happened across Portland's sports landscape in the first week of July 2026.
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