From the folks who bring you the Portland Monthly (home of “Portland’s 100 Best Dental Hygienists”), here’s a new magazine that finally recognizes a marginalized, and underserved community:

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I bet they need some article ideas. Why don’t you supply them in the comments?

Bang bang, choo-choo train, let me see you shake that thang. Wm. Steven Humphrey is the editor-in-chief of the Portland Mercury and has held the job since 2000. (So don’t get any funny ideas.)

17 replies on “Finally! A Magazine for Our Most Underserved Community!”

  1. How about an in depth conversation about why it’s so hard to get good potpourri these days. I mean are people hoarding? Is synthetic eucalyptus just as good natural?

  2. “Where To Buy Your Homemade Gifts This Holiday Season”

    “Venture Capital is the New Philanthropy”

    “Was it dog poop or human poop?: A Pearl resident accidentally crosses Broadway for the first time”

    “15 Cupcakes So Good You’ll Think It’s An Actual Cake”

    “How To Break Up With Your Valet”

    “Curation of Artisanal Foodstuffs is the New Punk Rock: Inside The Mind of Portland’s Most Audacious Pickler”

    “The MAX Goes Out There?: 23 MAX Stops You Didn’t Know About”

  3. “Portland’s Top 200 Divorce Attorneys”

    “North of Vaughn Street: Take An Adventure Into The Great Unknown!”

    “Cheap Drinks Issue – Best Places To Get A Martini For Only $15

  4. “Did Ponchos Ever Really Go Out of Style: Two Great New Looks For The Holidays”

    Ask “Dr” Sally: Why cant guys be satisfied with a handjob??

  5. 10 Best Long Lunch Spots

    We know, some days you just really need to throw on something freeing and work out some problems with friends for a few hours. Here are the best places to post up with a plethora of cocktails and tasty plates.

    Yoga Studio Guide

    If you’re just getting into this ancient art, or looking for a change, we help you navigate the Pearl’s 752 yoga studios with grace. Bonus: where to gear up for less than $1000, guaranteed!

    Also in this issue:

    18 Buildings That Need To Be Turned into Condos, Like Tomorrow: Slabtown Edition

    Dealing With PNCA Weirdos: “This Shirt Costs More Than Your Life”

  6. Will LEED Certifying Your Extra Bidets Truly Impress Your Friends?

    Scourge Of The Pearl: Ending Lowbrow Lounge’s “Everyman” Reign Of Terror

    Luxury Gondola From The Pearl To North Mississippi: Making The Dream A Reality

    Overcoming PTSD: North Pearl’s Day To Day Struggle Living With A Safeway

  7. Jameson Park: How Should the City Deal with Out of Control Vegitation?

    Best Ways to get to Higgens Without Seeing Poors

    A Disneyland Version of Portland in Every District: Will the Pearl Remain the only Habital Area of the City?

  8. My Beach, my Chicks, my Waves
    Go home, go home
    My Sun, my Sand, my Surf
    Go home, go home

    Man, get off
    Hey, you’re not a local!

    and

    Portland Loo – and this is why we can’t have anything nice

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