Portland Gyms Eliminate Heavy Weights After City Officials Agree Masculinity Is Offensive To Several Pronouns
PORTLAND, Ore. — Several Portland fitness centers announced this week they will be eliminating traditional heavy weights from their gyms entirely after city officials and wellness consultants agreed the weight room environment has long promoted levels of masculinity that some members now consider offensive. Beginning next month, barbells, dumbbells, and squat racks will be removed from gym floors and replaced with large pastel foam cubes designed to create what staff are calling a more...
TRAVEL
Oregon is a beautiful destination for travelers who enjoy exploring the great outdoors. With its diverse landscape of mountains, forests, waterfalls, and coastline, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Find Red, Pink, and White Glass Floats This Valentine’s Day in Lincoln City
Lincoln City’s beloved Finders Keepers glass float tradition continues in 2025, offering a year-round treasure hunt along seven miles of stunning Oregon coastline. February promises exciting...
This Is The Dreamiest Little Bookstore For Romantasy Fans In Oregon
Romance, fantasy, coffee, and cozy vibes collide at Daffodil Romantasy Books in Eugene, Oregon. Dive into dreamy romantasy reads, sip delicious drinks, and shop unique gifts in this enchanting space.
This Oregon Deli Brings An Authentic NYC Flavor Bomb To Your Tastebuds
If you happen to be in Salem, Oregon, and find yourself craving a giant meatball sub or an authentic Gabagool, Cozzie's NY Deli may just be your ticket to a full belly. Since 2014, this family-owned...
FOOD & DRINK
Explore Oregon’s food and drink scene – from locally sourced ingredients to craft brews and award-winning wines. Plan your culinary adventure now!
Your Plate Will Be Overflowing With Italian Goodness At This Oregon Eatery
This is a place where good food, good wine, and good company come together in the best possible way.
Indulge on Brunch, Bubbly, and Sweet Treats at this One-of-a-Kind Bar in Oregon
Sip Champagne and Dessert Bar is owned by Sierra Andrews and Ashley Buonarroti who’ve combined their love of dessert and sparkling wine to give Eugene its only champagne bar, and you’ve got to check...
Locals Can’t Get Enough Of The Delicious Treats At This Popular Cafe In Oregon
Springfield, Oregon, often overshadowed by its bigger neighbor Eugene, is a town with its own unique charm. Nestled in the southern part of the Willamette Valley, Springfield offers visitors a blend...
BLM Looking for a Caretaker at a Remote Oregon Ranch this Summer
Hear ye, all adventurers! This one's for the history buffs, nature lovers, and seekers of tranquility. If you're craving a unique summer experience, HINES, Oregon, is calling your name. Imagine a three-week, paid retreat to the picturesque Steens Mountain in southeast...
8 Small Oregon Towns that Should be on Your Radar This Summer
For summer travelers, Oregon has hidden jewels that provide distinctive experiences outside of the usual popular tourist destinations. Off-the-beaten-path places, breathtaking natural scenery, and exposure to the local culture are all offered by these less popular...
Aurora Borealis in Oregon? Psyche! The Mix-Up Explained
You remember how we chatted about the possibility of seeing the Northern Lights here in Oregon this week? Well, we messed up and need to set things straight. Despite what was buzzing around, according to Jim Todd, the OMSI Director of Science Education, we're not...
Solar Storm Could Bring Northern Lights to Oregon and 16 Other States on Thursday
UPDATE: We made an error on reporting this, and need to set things straight. Despite what was buzzing around, according to Jim Todd, the OMSI Director of Science Education, we’re not going to catch the aurora borealis light show in Portland or anywhere else in Oregon...
Exploring Gresham Butte – Two Scenic Options In Gresham, Oregon
Nestled in the picturesque city of Gresham, Oregon, lies a pretty little hiking spot you might not think would be so close to the city. With two enticing options to choose from, hikers of all skill levels can embark on a family friendly hike with pretty views and well...
Kah-Nee-Ta’s Exciting New Pools Revealed, Reopening Plans Altered Due to Storm Damage
In a recent report by The Oregonian, it has been revealed that Kah-Nee-Ta, a renowned resort nestled amidst the breathtaking Oregon landscape, has unveiled a collection of captivating new soaking pools, while unfortunately facing a delay in its reopening plans due to...
Oregon Coast Introduces Same-Day Camping Reservations by Parks and Recreation
Oregon Parks and Recreation is excited to unveil a new pilot program that allows campers to reserve camping spots along the stunning Oregon Coast on the same day of their arrival. This initiative brings added convenience and flexibility to campers, as previously...
Oregon May Hold the Title for Oldest Human Occupation Site in North America, UO Finds
In a remarkable breakthrough, researchers and students from the University of Oregon's Archaeological Field School have uncovered evidence suggesting that people called Oregon home a staggering 18,000 years ago. This mind-boggling revelation challenges long-held...
Evacuation Plans Expand as Tunnel 5 Blaze Maintains 5% Containment
In the latest developments of the Tunnel 5 Fire in the Columbia River Gorge, evacuation plans have been adjusted while containment efforts strive to control the blaze. This article provides a comprehensive update on the current situation, incorporating information...
Oregon’s Smith River is An Oasis for Swimming, Waterfalls, and Camping
Nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of Oregon, the Smith River meanders through picturesque valleys and dense forests, offering visitors a delightful escape into nature's embrace. With its crystal-clear waters, enchanting waterfalls, and inviting camping spots,...