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A new opera is premiering in Beaverton about the life of York, an enslaved member of the Lewis and Clark expedition. The opera's composer, producer and co-writer, who also performs in it, shares what York's largely forgotten story offers audiences today.
2 months ago
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Kent Gibson is arguably the Oregon's most successful amateur fossil collector, having amassed thousands of fossils he's found on the beaches near his home in Newport.
2 months ago
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Award-winning Portland musician Mary Flower talks to us about her more than six decades performing and teaching guitar, and the diverse group of musicians she has collaborated with in Portland and beyond.
3 months ago
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Portland Police Chief on deployment of National Guard to Portland
3 months ago
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By honoring Indigenous cultures, new education center at Tryon Creek aims to inspire next generation
3 months ago
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New education center at Tryon Creek State Natural Area honors Northwest Indigenous cultures
3 months ago
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Nonprofit building community in Sisters pivots to Flat Fire recovery efforts
4 months ago
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The competition started by two friends is now in its third year.
4 months ago
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Now in third year, PNW Survival Games in Molalla has reality TV show ambitions
4 months ago
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We hear about the vital role youth volunteers, including some as young as 14 years old, are playing in search and rescue missions in Linn County.
5 months ago
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We hear about a silent horror film that has been recently discovered, restored and being shown to audiences for the first time in nearly 90 years.
7 months ago