David F. Ashton

Two Honda vehicles colliding almost head-on were what closed the intersection of S.E. Flavel Street and 72nd Avenue – just east of the Grocery Outlet store – at noon, on November 10.

A month before its December Holiday performances, the Classical Ballet Academy – now based in the Creston-Kenilworth neighborhood – was abuzz with activity. Its dance studios were filled with performers,

A storm, with high winds, swept across Inner Southeast Portland on Tuesday, November 19th, blowing down some tree branches. Overall, though, there appeared to be little significant wind damage east

Just in time to celebrate “National STEM Day”, the Oaks Park Roller Rink kicked off its all-new Roller Rink STEM & Skate program with a special Friday evening session on

Since the colorful fundraiser began in 2005, the Holiday Express steam-powered locomotive December train rides through the Oaks Bottom Natural Area has been a signature event for the Oregon Rail

On December evenings, anyone who drives or rides along S.E. 52nd Avenue near Duke Street, in the Brentwood-Darlington neighborhood, has certainly seen the colorful decorations at the Apostolic Faith Church

After hosting a previous showing at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) back in 2019, naturalist artist Christopher Marley opened a stunning new edition of his “Exquisite Creatures Revealed” exhibition there on October 5th.

For the first time since it opened in 1905, nonprofit Oaks Amusement Park is presenting a Holiday Fantasy World lit by dynamic light displays, immersive light tunnels, and twinkling pathways. It's called “Winter Gleam”.

For the first time ever, the Rose City's Weird Portland United (WPU) organization held an outdoor special event on September 7th that they called the first annual “Portland Weird Festival” – and it was at historic, nonprofit Oaks Amusement Park.

On the horticultural blocks just west of Lane Middle School and Brentwood Park, THE BEE has been covering the efforts of several organizations.