Foghorn's prepares for fans flocking to Fayetteville for NCAA Regionals
Thousands of baseball fans will be in Fayetteville this weekend for the Fayetteville Regional at Baum Walker.
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Thousands of baseball fans will be in Fayetteville this weekend for the Fayetteville Regional at Baum Walker.
While summer 2020 upended almost everyone’s entertainment plans, the summer of 2021 has been even harder to predict as coronavirus restrictions eased in some parts of the state, but maybe not as much in others. Many event organizers were unable to finalize dates in time to stage events that include live performers, vendors, food purveyors and other attractions. Some organizers decided by early ...
Willamette Week The need for strong, independent local journalism is more urgent than ever. Please support the city we love by joining Friends of Willamette Week. The Portland Pickles Picked Wickles Pickles as Their Official Pickle Partner Starting this June, as their thighs stick to the fiberglass seats at Walker Stadium in Lents, Portland Pickles fans can now chomp down on—you guessed it—a pickle. (Hilary Sander) Updated 6:27 AM There’s just something about a hot summer day at the ballpark that makes a person crave lactic acid. Starting this June, as their thighs stick to th...
Protesters rally after Portland cop kills man in Lents Park April 16 2021 UPDATE: Protesters gather at Southeast Portland park after police fatally shoot a white male on Friday morning. The Portland Police Bureau said an officer killed a man in Lents Park early Friday, April 16. According to the bureau, East Precinct officers responded to a call of an armed male, who is believed to be white, around 9:30 a.m. After officers arrived, both less lethal and lethal force was used against the man. Two officers deployed less lethal 40 mm rounds and one officer used lethal force. Authorit...
The Daily Ardmoreite Area museums are beginning to consider plans for reopening over one year after closing doors to protect staff, volunteers and patrons from the coronavirus pandemic. Despite the lengthy closures, museums have not been completely void of activity as they find ways to safely connect with their communities and maintain facilities. For the Greater Southwest Historical Museum, director Wes Hull wants to wait for guidance to be further relaxed before reopening. He said social distancing can be difficult in the museum and Military Memorial Museum but thinks visitors could...