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Shake Shack announces opening date for first Oregon restaurant Updated 11:50 AM; Today 9:42 AM Oregon's first Shake Shack was taking shape at Cedar Hills Crossing in Beaverton on March 24, 2021.Ryan Fernandez/The Oregonian Facebook Share Who’s ready for more burgers? Shake Shack, one of the world’s best-known burger brands, will open its first Oregon restaurant in Beaverton on Friday, April 16, the company announced Wednesday. Until now, the company had kept silent about its Portland-area expansion plans. But news has trickled out. In December, the company’s proposal to turn a former ...

These Hudson Valley CSAs haven't sold out...yet These Hudson Valley CSAs haven't sold out...yet Local farm shares have turned into a hot commodity in the pandemic. Snatch one of these memberships while you can. FacebookTwitterEmail As food supply chains were disrupted last March at the onset of the pandemic, sending grocery shoppers scrambling for fresh food, many in the Hudson Valley turned to neighboring farms to lock in a guaranteed source of fresh produce. One sign of this surge came from sales of community supported agriculture [CSA] shares, the membership program that allows farms to pr...

Portland’s Wine Industry Hosts Raffle to Raise Money for a Local Winemaker’s Brain Tumor Treatment And more news to start the day Share this story Courtesy of Elise Hansen The Portland Wine Community Raises Money for Drew Herman, Facing a Brain Tumor Diagnosis Drew Herman, a former assistant winemaker at Division Winemaking, and Johan Vineyards’ Elise Hansen, are expecting their first baby in the spring. But recently, the couple received devastating news: Herman has a brain tumor. Herman and Hansen are well-known within Portland’s wine community, so local wine industry workers includi...

'LISTEN TO THE ART' Hillsdale Daily News HILLSDALE - An afternoon of art, refreshments and conversation with two local young artists will provide the public with an opportunity to "Listen to the Art." The event, organized by The Heritage Association of Hillsdale County, will be at 3 p.m. Feb. 21 at Rough Draft, 42 Union St., Hillsdale. Admission is free. Co-organizer Connie Sexton said "Listen to the Art" is an art exhibit featuring local artists that was started by THA two years ago. "We felt there was a void in the arts in Hillsdale, especially amongst local artists displaying their artwork...

click to enlarge For bibliophiles and history geeks, literary types and plain old nerds, there are few places more comforting than the stacks of a local bookstore. These brick-and-mortar shops, run by passionate individuals who champion the books they love, are meeting places for the community. They cast spotlights on local writers, put new wind in B-list authors’s sails, host book clubs and writing clubs, foster relationships, and stock our home libraries. The nearly two dozen independent bookstores scatter...