News Oregon's got plenty of water, right? Ample amounts of cool, clean liquid fill the Bull Run Reservoir, tucked away safely on the forested flanks of Mount Hood. To the west, the Coast Range supplies Was ... More
HYDRO HOGS IV
Portland still has water wasters, but check out our suburban hosers.
News Oregon's got plenty of water, right? Ample amounts of cool, clean liquid fill the Bull Run Reservoir, tucked away safely on the forested flanks of Mount Hood. To the west, the Coast Range supplies Was ... More
Soccer Mum?
Timbers Army told to stand down.
News Highlights from Thursday's Timbers' rout of the Minnesota Thunder included a pair of goals from Beaverton native Andrew Gregor, flawless goaltending by Josh Saunders and a carefully worded letter dist ... More
Polo Clubbed
Parks officials cap boozy tradition.
News It is tradition. Every Sunday for the past two years, a loose-knit gaggle of bike messengers and punk rockers have ridden their two-wheeled steeds onto an abandoned Alberta Park tennis court where, ar ... More
Lemons out of Lemonade
Portland welcomes Dick Cheney back to town.
News Evidently the 170 protesters corralled into a patch of land along Northeast Columbia Boulevard failed to get the message from Boston. On the same night Bill Clinton promised the Democrats' campaign ag ... More
Alex Laws
Rogue of the Week Mary Ann Schwab believes in preventive maintenance. That's why, 10 years ago, when she was in the market for a car, she dropped her $10,088 at Alexander Chrysler-Plymouth on Northeast Sandy Boulevard ... More
Trashed in the Rose Quarter
News Spend a few minutes at the artfully remodeled Rose Quarter Transit Center and you may feel like you're in a major European city. You'll see commuters bustling to and from the three MAX lines and 14 bu ... More
Mount Scott Middle School
Rogue of the Week Here at Rogue Central, we're convinced charter schools do a better job than traditional public schools in reaching kids struggling in conventional classrooms. We also believe they deserve the same pro ... More
On the Trail of a Killer
Blight outbreak rustles Oregon treegrowers.
News Investigators from the Oregon Department of Agriculture descended upon a Scappoose nursery this month, in hopes of containing an outbreak of sudden oak death--a blight that could spell disaster for th ... More
Feeling a Draft?
News The U.S. Army's expanded "stop-loss" order last Wednesday came short of adding new troops to the ranks. It did, however, resurrect a fear unknown for a generation: the draft.Rumors about plans for rei ... More
Moving Violation?
Mobile billboards skirt city's ban.
News In the world of outdoor advertising, Portland is viewed as hostile territory. Yet some clever billboard owners have found a loophole in the city's law big enough to, well, drive a truck through.Two mo ... More
Top Articles from Dave Fitzpatrick
TONYA'S MOB
THE METEOR
Billy Ray Bates, Trail Blazer guard Panhandlers, Inc.
Inside Portland's million-dollar begging business. THE BROKEN HALO
Homeless advocate Michael Stoops HYDRO HOGS IV
Portland still has water wasters, but check out our suburban hosers. Skategoat?
Ex-Portland skater charged with murdering his son. Dreaming of a White New Year
"Ghost skins" plan to descend on Southwest Portland in the next month. If the Shoe Fits
An ex-Nike designer has plans for a better sneaker. Mount Scott Middle School
Multnomah County Animal Services
THE METEOR
Billy Ray Bates, Trail Blazer guard Panhandlers, Inc.
Inside Portland's million-dollar begging business. THE BROKEN HALO
Homeless advocate Michael Stoops HYDRO HOGS IV
Portland still has water wasters, but check out our suburban hosers. Skategoat?
Ex-Portland skater charged with murdering his son. Dreaming of a White New Year
"Ghost skins" plan to descend on Southwest Portland in the next month. If the Shoe Fits
An ex-Nike designer has plans for a better sneaker. Mount Scott Middle School
Multnomah County Animal Services
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