Mt Tabor News Today

We can't build a better crossing here soon enough.

A man who was convicted of starting a series of fires in the Mt. Tabor area in 2022 was sentenced on Friday and is expected to pay $30,000 in restitution, officials said

Frozen pipes and roughly 30 collapsed pine trees caused extensive damage to Mt. Tabor Park’s infrastructure during the winter storm that slammed Portland with wind, snow and freezing rain from Jan. 12 to 19.

A retired law enforcement officer from Palatka is being remembered as someone who brought smiles to people’s faces and treated everyone he met with respect. 

On Sunday morning, 1 October, Dominican Friar and former Master of the Order of Preachers, Father Timothy Radcliffes second meditation for those who will participate in the General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops set to begin on Wednesday, 4 October focused on the theme: At home ...

We're so close to completing the network, we can't slow down now.

Behold: a wine-lovers' patio den carpeted in Astroturf, a hidden spot for sashimi and next-level cocktails, and a strip-mall A-frame with one table only.

Skip Black Friday this year and spend your morning in Forest Park, on Mt Tabor, and elsewhere

In the 1922 elections, Klan members and sympathizers gained control of the Multnomah County Commission and Oregon House of Representatives. They helped defeat an incumbent governor and replace him with a Klan sympathizer and provided the muscle to pass a state ballot initiative aimed at banning Catholic schools.

Portland Parks & Rec is working to increase the number of trees in Portland by giving away 2,000 free trees.