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Which classic theme park is for you, a Southeast Portland gem with carnival games and a roller rink, or a storybook village just south of Salem?

A ballyhooed expansion of preschool special education programs that rely on pandemic aid could be in jeopardy if officials do not find another way to fund them.The program is one of more than a dozen critical education initiatives that are vulnerable to cutbacks or elimination after the temporary funding runs out.

From heart-shaped mugs to chocolate baskets to flower deliveries to nude paintings, Portland makers and stores have all your Valentine's Day needs.

Eden Dawn This week has been full of ups and downs for us here at the magazine. On Wednesday, Portland Monthly took home four City and Regional Magazine Awards. But it’s also been a very stressful close week, and we’re currently putting our upcoming summer issue to bed. And on top of all of that has been the lingering knowledge that by the end of the week, we’d have to say goodbye to Portland Monthly’s own senior editor Eden Dawn. Eden has been with the magazine since 2010 as our veteran style editor. She’s produced thousands of articles, pulled together elaborate (...

Today is my last day as style editor of Portland Monthly after 11 years. Let's walk down memory lane together and check out the hits. By Eden Dawn 5/7/2021 at 2:16pm I've kept every issue over the last decade and here is just a handful from the early 2010s. In my Portland Monthly tenure, I have held many titles internally: 1990s editor, shenanigans editor, born-and-raised Oregonian editor, oh-god-she-has-a-microphone-again editor. But above all of those, I’ve proudly been our style editor, covering Portland's fashion scene. And today is my last day. Over the last 11 years (which has c...