A New Kind of Kids Book
How one Portland-based children’s book series takes a different approach to storytelling and marketing.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Sander Gusinow
Arts and Entertainment
Central Oregon Dispatch: Print Still Matters
The Bend Bulletin newspaper may have gone through bankruptcy, but businesses still want to advertise.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Jenn Director Knudsen
Portland Thorns Keep Eye on The Ball
The city’s women’s soccer team has seen an uptick in attendance since the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Is it a temporary boost or laying the foundations for things to come?
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Sander Gusinow
Disappearing Act
Arts majors are vanishing, but the role of arts education is becoming more vital to business than ever before.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Sander Gusinow
A new funding model improves equity in the arts
Smaller organizations will receive more money from the Regional Arts and Culture Council.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Caleb Diehl
Genre fluid
How Portland has grown into one the boldest and most diverse music scenes in the nation.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Jon Shadel
Oregon’s honorable titan
By returning to the basics of journalism, Les Zaitz hopes he has found a successful business model for newspapers.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Amanda Waldroupe
Seeing is believing
A deaf musician starts a nonprofit and business aimed at bridging the divide between the hearing and nonhearing worlds
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Erika Bolstad
Photo of the Week: Singer Holland Andrews performs in tribute to The Art Gym
Andrews, whose stage name is Like a Villain, performed on Tuesday in an event that marked the closure of Marylhurst University.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Jason E. Kaplan
Photo of the Week: Poolside
On a sweltering summer day, the swimming at Sellwood Pool is easy.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Jason E. Kaplan