August Wilson’s solo show on race, power and more
'How I Learned What I Learned'
August Wilson’s provocative autobiographical solo show about race, culture, oppression, hierarchy and power.
Focused on Equity
Diversity paramount for new PDC leader
New Portland Development Commission director wants to ensure that the people who benefit from new business growth and jobs include people of color and other disadvantaged groups.
Racial Healing on Stage
'Blue-Eyed Black Boy' launches series on race
A new series of plays to elicit greater understanding of historical events related to today's racial environment.
Vote yes on 98 to make school relevant
A measure to help young men and women with their careers
We can't wait any longer to start saving our youth.
Peeling through stereotypes and misconceptions
Bonnie Ratner's 'Hazardous Beauty' tackles election
Democracy is Hazardous Beauty
Makes Me Wanna Holler and Throw Up My Hands
Kaepernick’s saying what you and I know
Like most citizens, I love America and so does Colin Kaepernick.
Muslim-American Backlash 15 Years Later
Community promotes understanding
Hate crimes against Muslims in the U.S. have risen, according to the FBI, even as hate crimes against other communities have decreased.
A National Landmark
Vancouver Avenue First Baptist named to historic register
Vancouver Avenue First Baptist Church has been officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Housing Miracles
Recovery-based groups open new apartment
Miracles Central is a new six-story, $12.9 million apartment building that will include on-site supportive services for residents including recovery support.
Impressive Record
Race for the Cure survivor gives back for 24 years
Dorothy Fuller holds an impressive record on the eve of Portland’s annual Race for the Cure.
Inspired by Tennis Greats
A young Portlander won the nationally recognized NJTL Arthur Ashe Essay Contest.
Honoring All Workers Regardless of Immigration
It’s Time to fix a broken system
I urge our elected officials to come together on behalf of our nation and come up with a commonsense, compassionate, and comprehensive plan for immigration reform!
Re-examine BA Requirement for Preschool Staff
We agree, rule will narrow path to diversity
It is a small step forward in providing preschool for the thousands of children who would benefit from this important foundation for school success.
Celebrating 100 Years
More than 100 of Beaverton High School's staff, alumni, student athletes, band members, clubs and more will be participating in the parade.
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