Kjerstin Gabrielson

Rose Festival Court announcements continue through Friday.

In all, 15 students from Portland-area high schools will serve on the court.

The annual festival promises to light up winter nights with more than 170 light-based art installations and interactive events.

These 10 questions and answers caught the most attention from OregonLive.com visitors in 2023.

The Parkrose junior has served as varsity cheer captain for three years and plans to pursue a career in marketing.

Michelle Le, a senior, plans to major in biochemistry and biophysics on her way to becoming a pediatrician.

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Senior Daria Stalions, an honor student who plans to attend Portland State next year, will represent the school.

A thespian who aims to study the art of illustration at a four-year university next year, senior Gabrielle Ferroggiaro has her eyes set on a career as a concept artist,

Ellie Hylland, a senior and member of the varsity tennis team, will represent her school on the Rose Festival Court.

Makenzie Espinoza, a senior who is involved in Outdoor Adventure and cheer, will represent Roosevelt on the 2019 Portland Rose Festival Court.

Aleena Thammavong, a senior and student body president, will represent her school in the 2019 Portland Rose Festival.

Get ready for the Portland International Film Festival, Ian Karmel, the Portland Brunch Festival and more.

Senior Sophia Zhang will represent the school on this year’s Rose Festival Court.

Wether you want to celebrate Valentine’s Day or skip it, we’ve got lots of events to keep you entertained.

It’s time for the Worst Day of the Year Run, Winter Light Festival and more.

What you need to know about parade day and live updates from the Portland Rose Festival's big day.

Readers have nominated their favorite bookstores around Portland, and now it’s time to pick a single winner among the People’s Choice Top 10.

Saturday night in Portland, Forest Grove High School students will don their silk and satin for prom night “On Cloud 9.” The Oregonian will be there to capture the fun and excitement as students arrive in their gowns and tuxedos.

Foursquare studied 1.5 billion check-ins on the location-based social app and looked for places deemed romantic. Think wine bars, flower shops and French restaurants, and Beaverton, apparently, comes up short. Perhaps Beaverton could take a few lessons from Forest Grove, where romance is in the air.…