NW Metals LLC is facing new enforcement actions brought by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) for repeated violations at its north Portland scrapyards. The notice, sent to the company in November 2025, lists a slew of violations including operating without the proper permits and continually dodging regulatory compliance. As part of the enforcement […]
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Progressives Say Investments in People, Not Corporations, Can Jump Start City’s Struggling Economy
If youโve been following local political news over the last several months, youโve likely heard a lot of talk about budget cuts. The state is making cuts, even though those cuts arenโt as dramatic as once feared. The city of Portland may have to make cuts too. Some of the pressure facing both the state […]
Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark
Will stouts take over the beer-drinking world?
New Column!
Ask a Militia Patriot Occupying a Federal Bird Sanctuary!
Everything as Fuck
Inside a militia standoff (the sexy version).
The Year in Beer
It’s been a gangbuster year for local and regional breweries.
Recreational Pot and You
An illustrated guide to life with legal cannabis.
A Great Year for Wines
Oregon’s early harvest could produce the “vintage of a lifetime.”
Pyramid and Portland Brewing’s New Start
A new general manager turns two older breweries around.
A Portlander’s Pronunciation Guide
HI, NEW FRIEND! You live in ORE-uh-ghinn. NOT Ore-uh-GONE. NEVER Ore-uh-GONE. The first way is the only way you should ever pronounce the name of your new state. The second way is probably how your Aunt Hilda of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, pronounces the name of a state she’s never been to. Aunt Hilda has a great […]
Drinking by the Numbers
How did craft beer become an Oregon obsession? The numbers tell the story.
