Most People Drive Right Past This Oregon Coast Market, Unaware of the Exceptional Seafood Waiting Inside

There’s no shortage of great seafood on the Oregon Coast. That’s both a gift and a problem. From docks to diners, shacks to sit-down restaurants, the options can feel endless. For those of us who spend time covering food around Oregon, seafood spots are some of our...

After One Visit, We Finally Understand Why Eugene Swears by This Sushi Spot

After hearing about Sushi PURE from enough friends that it started to feel intentional, my wife and I finally went in. It had reached that point where people were no longer casually recommending it. They were insisting. Best sushi in Eugene. Don’t wait any longer....

Oregon’s Oldest Restaurant Has Been Perfecting Turkey and Spanish Coffee for Over 145 Years

If Portland had a “living museum” where you could eat the exhibits, it would be Huber’s. This place has been feeding and watering Oregon since 1879, back when downtown was still rough-edged and river-soaked and a saloon lunch counter could make you a loyal customer...

This Longtime Seaside Restaurant Has Been an Oregon Coast Staple for 40 Years

I don’t remember the very first time I ate at Dooger’s Seafood & Grill, but I do remember the feeling. Cold coastal air outside, that familiar hunger that shows up after time near the ocean, and the relief of sitting down somewhere that feels settled and confident...

This Classic Oregon Drive-In Has Been Feeding Travelers Since the 1960s

Along I-84, where Boardman mostly registers as a quick exit and a stretch of open sky, sits a place that has quietly outlasted trends, chains, and entire versions of the town itself. C & D Drive In does not try to impress you at first glance. It does not need to....
Kotek’s New Law Says Tied-Together Inner Tubes Are Boats, Floating Without a Permit Could Get You Fined

Kotek’s New Law Says Tied-Together Inner Tubes Are Boats, Floating Without a Permit Could Get You Fined

PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) – You’d be forgiven for thinking this was satire, but it’s not: Starting January 1, 2026, Oregon will require a Water Access Permit for all boats on state waterways — and yes, even something as harmless as two inner tubes tied together will now officially count as a “boat.” For years, watercraft under 10 feet long were exempt from permit requirements. That’s over now. Under a law signed June 24 by Governor Tina Kotek, House Bill 2982, anything that floats and isn’t a...

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