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Each of these places and experiences are sorely missing from the Central Washington region and the locals really want to get them here.

Pickathon, you have been missed. And while specific live sets, dancing to DJs beneath the stars, and stumbling back to campsites under strands of fairy lights top the list of things we're excited about this year, there's simply nothing wrong with also loving the unfettered access to Pine State Biscuits in the market area either. So in no particular order, here are some recommendations for things about Pickathon 2022 that you absolutely should not miss:...

Portland is more than just IPAs and single origin coffee shops. The city offers a tantalizing mix of Oregons stunning natural beauty, with a vibrant foodie culture.

It’s a hot day as I write this, a bit muggy even, and I’m reminded of summers in East Texas. I lived there for three years while attending college in the Piney Woods, a humid little slice of the Lone Star state encompassing towns with names like Big Sandy, Gladewater and Longview (birthplace of Matthew McConaughey — save that for your next trivia night). I can describe East Texas summers like this: When you step outside, someone throws a hot, wet blanket over you, making it difficult to mo...

5 things to do this week: Rice Museum of Rocks & Minerals, Ceramic Showcase, One Moto Show Updated Apr 29, 2021; As COVID restrictions have eased a bit this spring, more events plan to pivot to live, outdoor venues. Some continue to do shows virtually. This week’s offerings feature a few of both. Evan Burnette shows class work as part of the Gathering of the Guilds annual show.Image courtesy of the Gather of the Guilds Ceramic Showcase & Gathering of the Guilds After having to cancel the sho...

Finance Swearing he’d never be a banker like his father (and grandfather and great-grandfather), John Haines fled his office in the Wells Fargo Tower to kayak the world’s wild rivers and pioneer new paths in finance. Ten years after an accident confined him to a Q & A

19-Year-Old Portland Rapper Daniyel Is the Next Big Thing With a viral music video under his belt and a project about 82nd Avenue in the pipeline, Daniyel is poised to take Portland hip-hop by storm. By Conner Reed 2/25/2021 at 12:30am Published in the March 2021 issue of Portland Monthly You’re a teenager from Portland, Oregon. You’re backstage at Camp Flog Gnaw—the annual LA music festival curated by Tyler, The Creator—with your new manager. You’ve just put out a pain...