By Beatrice Liebrecht The Alba Collaborative is a program that supports 9-17-year -olds who are living in unstable environments, have run away or have been kicked out of their homes. […]
Five Years of Alba: Empowerment, Equity and Evolution Read More
By Beatrice Liebrecht, Franklin High School’s The Franklin Post Jazz has been popular in Portland since as early as the 1930s, but it truly flourished after World War II, as
KMHD Carries on Portland’s Rich History of Jazz Read More
By Beatrice Liebrecht On Mt. Tabor’s newly completed multi-modal trail, the South Tabor Access Trail, located at SE 64th Ave. and Division St. to Sherman St., sits a freshly completed
Reconfigurations: Mt. Tabor’s New Pathway and Art Installation Read More
By Beatrice Liebrecht As voters across the country gear up for another round of elections, Portland is making a significant stride in its electoral process. This November, Portland will debut
Portland Shifts to Ranked-Choice Voting, What Voters Should Know Read More
By Beatrice Liebrecht One of Oregon’s oldest standing amusement parks, located in the SE neighborhood of Sellwood, had over two dozen riders suspended in the air Friday, June 14. Known
“AtmosFEAR” Malfunctions at Portland’s Oldest Amusement Park Read More
By Beatrice Liebrecht In the past decade, Portland has seen an increase in homelessness of around 65 percent. At the same time, the city has spent nearly $2 billion on
Central City Concern’s Significant Role in the Homeless Crisis Read More
By Beatrice Liebrecht In the heart of SE Portland, on Division St., there are two well-loved and appreciated consignment stores: Artifact Creative Recycle and Village Merchants. These second-hand stores create
Sister Consignment Stores Create Income for the SE Community Read More
