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Now is the time to plan a trip to Orcas Island, a dreamy Washington getaway destination that's the best-kept secret in the Pacific Northwest

Driven by sustainability, these Oregon winemakers are leading the movement against irrigation in pursuit of more eco-friendly, higher-quality wines.

The former New York Times columnist is running as a farm-boy son of Yamhill, Oregon — a state that just declared him a non-resident, and a town where the mayor has never met him.

Nearly four decades after taking a "break," the Swedish pop group is back with a new album – and soon, a live concert performance featuring digital avatars of the now-70-something stars.

Oregon Wine Month Begins May 03, 2021 Portland, OR . . . April 30, 2021 – Although fifteen Oregon counties where wine is made and tasted will return to extreme risk the first week of May, wine lovers will still find many ways to celebrate Oregon Wine Month, held for nine years in May as ushered in by the governor of Oregon in 2012. Oregon Wine Month 2021 offers bigger and brighter ways to celebrate, with four collaborative ideas winemakers and wine lovers can engage in, both...

This is the 9th year of Oregon Wine Month, and it gives wine lovers many different ways to celebrate the event with four collaborative ideas winemakers and wine lovers can engage in, both virtually and in-person.

Ponzi Vineyards sale to France’s Champagne Bollinger sends shockwaves through the Willamette Valley Updated Apr 08, 2021; Facebook Share By Michael Alberty | For The Oregonian/OregonLive Champagne Bollinger’s acquisition of Ponzi Vineyards rolled through the Willamette Valley like a seismic wave. Now that the dust has settled, questions are finding answers. Wednesday’s sale of Ponzi Vineyards to the French wine giant for an undisclosed amount of money was a bolt from the blue. Both side...