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The article highlights the second week of high school football playoffs in Oregon and Southwest Washington, featuring key games such as Lake Oswego versus Mountainside and Camas against Curtis. It provides scores and links to game highlights, engaging local fans with an overview of playoff action and upcoming matchups.
TriMet will offer free rides on its buses and MAX light rail starting at 8 p.m. on December 31, 2024, to promote safe transportation for New Year's Eve celebrations. This initiative, supported by Portland Streetcar and C-TRAN, aims to reduce impaired driving risks during the festivities.
A Washington County cat's death from bird flu has led to the recall of Northwest Naturals pet food, confirmed by the Oregon Department of Agriculture. The affected product, a raw frozen turkey recipe, tested positive for the H5N1 strain of avian influenza, raising concerns for local pet owners.
Jill Case, a life coach in Portland, suggests that New Year's resolutions are more likely to succeed when focused on positive emotions rather than negative goals. By identifying core emotions and utilizing supportive practices like accountability partners, individuals can enhance their chances of achieving lasting change in the new year.
Oregon lawmakers plan to introduce a bill that would prevent utility companies from raising rates while facing unresolved wildfire lawsuits lasting three or more years. This comes after a federal lawsuit against PacifiCorp, filed on the same day the Oregon Public Utility Commission approved a 9.8% rate increase for residential customers.
Metro has announced its 2025 free parking days, allowing Portland residents and visitors to explore local parks as part of their New Year's resolutions. This initiative encourages outdoor activities and community engagement with nature.
Mayor Ted Wheeler of Portland has announced the fulfillment of the city's financial commitment to the 82nd Avenue corridor and the opening of 200 overnight winter shelter beds in partnership with local leaders. These initiatives aim to address homelessness and enhance community livability. Additionally, Wheeler has planned New Year's Eve celebrations at The Square to promote local culture and community engagement.
TriMet is offering free rides on buses and MAX trains starting at 8 p.m. on December 31, 2024, to help Portland residents celebrate New Year's Eve safely and responsibly.
A water main break on Southwest First Avenue near Southwest Arthur Street in Portland has caused road closures and flooding. The Portland Water Bureau reported the incident early on December 22, 2024, and advises drivers to avoid the area as repairs are underway.
Party City, including its Beaverton location, is set to close permanently as part of a nationwide shutdown, affecting customers who relied on the store for party supplies and decorations.