By: Dr. Tamara Patzer October 12, 2026 In Brief: A 2026 estimate puts the income needed for the top 1% of Oregon filers at $650,746, far below Washington at $903,303 and California at $987,325. This feature uses those gaps to explain what changes, and what does not, for owners
Rose City Cross Country brought Lincoln High School its first boys’ team title in the invitational’s six-year history on October 9, 2026. Oregon’s reigning Class 6A individual champions, Ellery Lincoln and Yosuke Shibata, also won their races. The results show how Portland schools performed against competitors from across Oregon
By Dr. Tamara Patzer In brief: Coordination fails when it is a project and succeeds when it is a habit. A New Orleans tax attorney offers a ninety-minute yearly family meeting agenda for Oregon owners, drawn from his book, with federal estate figures and SmartAsset’s 2026 estimate that an
A homegrown festival in remote Wallowa County is betting that big-name documentaries, a few westerns and a lot of mountain scenery can draw film lovers to a corner of the West most people have never seen. Hells Canyon is the deepest river gorge in North America, and above it
Josh Loeb’s directorial debut, In Spite of Ourselves, follows a Portland pastry baker and a visiting Los Angeles comedian through an unexpected romance. Inspired by John Prine’s song of the same name, the film features local businesses and familiar Southeast Portland locations, including Tabor Bread, Southeast Clinton Street and
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