Julie Evensen is the engagement editor for The Oregonian/OregonLive. She specializes in trending topics and popular culture, drawing from her diverse experience as a data analyst, social media producer, and content producer across news, features, and technology. Julie's work has been featured in publications such as The Bulletin, The Seattle Times, and Firehouse Magazine, among others.
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Julie Evensen's coverage primarily focuses on local lifestyle, food & beverage, and house & home topics in the Oregon and Portland areas. She seems to be interested in seasonal events, such as daylight saving time changes and holiday celebrations.
Given Julie's focus on local content related to lifestyle and food & beverage, she would likely be receptive to pitches about unique culinary experiences or events in Portland or Oregon. Additionally, since she covers seasonal events extensively, providing information about upcoming local happenings or festivals could pique her interest.
If you have information regarding noteworthy dining establishments or local businesses with a compelling backstory related to food production or home improvement within the Portland area specifically, it may align well with Julie's coverage interests.
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By: Julie Evensen
The BBC put together a list of 20 must-visit destinations for next year.
By: Julie Evensen
Neighbors spotted the “stranded, soaked, and stuck” dog on Thursday afternoon, and called for help.
By: Julie Evensen, Dave Killen
We heard that one of the best spots for machete quesadilla in the Portland area was in east Multnomah County, so we went to check it out.
By: Julie Evensen
Social media videos are stoking fears about a catastrophic eruption in central Oregon, but the science tells a different story.
By: Julie Evensen
By Is a massive volcanic eruption about to wipe central Oregon off the map?
By: Dave Killen, Julie Evensen
From a weekends-only parking lot grill to Spanish-style rotisserie, these local options deliver exceptional flavor and value that prove Portland does chicken better.
By: Julie Evensen, Dave Killen
With no Dunkin' in Portland since the early 2000s, we visited some local doughnut shops to try and fill that donut hole in our hearts.
By: Julie Evensen
This newish Southeast Portland bar with '90s vibes serves up a rotating menu of hot dogs with unique toppings.
By: Julie Evensen
Opened in August 2025 by Jack Sehres and Brian Gonzales, Trouble Bar, located on Southeast 50th Avenue and Division Street in Portland , calls back to the 1990s without ever quite crossing over into theme bar territory.
By: Mark Friesen, Julie Evensen
A new map reveals the dramatic differences between permanent daylight saving time and permanent standard time across the state's eastern and western regions.
