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- Jul 23, 2026
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Ursula K. Le Guinâs Portland House Listed on National Register of Historic Places (opens the original)
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Ursula K. Le Guin cemented her place in history long ago. But now the literary titan and godmother of speculative fictionâs Portland home will also be recognized in posterity. Le Guinâs longtime residence in the Willamette Heights neighborhood has been added to the National Register of Historic Places. Oregonâs State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation nominated her home in February for the propertyâs ânational significance in the areas of literature and womenâs social histor
Portlandâs Argentine World Cup Fans Rally at a Kerns Restaurant (opens the original)
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A sea of blue and white took over a Kerns parking lot Sunday. Around 400 fans gathered to support the Argentine national team in the FIFA World Cup final against Spain. Baires Home, an Argentine restaurant on the corner of East Burnside and Northeast 22nd Avenue, hosted the watch party. Despite Argentinaâs crushing 0â1 defeat, Portlandâs Argentine community showed up big to support their home team. The restaurant set up two TVs to play Telemundoâs Spanish broadcast. Fans, many donning Li
National âJesus Marchâ Tour Brings Online Culture Wars to Pioneer Courthouse Square (opens the original)
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âThere ainât no party like a Holy Ghost party.â At least thatâs what hundreds were told at the Portland Jesus March on July 11, as Christians from across Oregon and Washington gathered at Pioneer Courthouse Square at the call of California preachers. Just after 2 pm, crescendoing gospel music beckoned attendees toward the stage at the squareâs edge. Ivan Katrenyak, one of the eventâs organizers, shouted a brief âHallelujah!â before opening with a brazen proclamation. âMuhammad
Portlander Takes Home Her First National Yo-Yo Trophy (opens the original)
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When Aliyah Tan first picked up a yo-yo in middle school, a national title wasnât in the cards. Procrastination was her goal. But while avoiding her homework, Tan fell down a rabbit hole of YouTube yo-yo tutorials, picking up tricks as she went. âI think itâs really cool that thereâs a fidget that you can get better at, that you can one day become the best in the country at it,â Tan says. Tan first competed at the national level in 2014. This year, the 27-year-old Portlander became a y
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