The Goonies (1985) “Goonies never say die!” As I recently visited the Goonies House and the old County Jail in Astoria, this movie is even more soaked in nostalgia and local lore for me. Filmed in Astoria and nearby beaches, this is a classic ’80s “kids have an adventure” movie
Spruce up your home with a stylish countertop from Precision Countertops. With a vast range of surfaces, materials, and colors to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect look. Their all-inclusive service and in-house design team ensure every detail is taken care of. Visit their showroom, grab a coffee, and let their friendly team help achieve the perfect look for your home.
Under Sheriff Angela Brandenburg’s leadership, Clackamas County is the metro area’s safest county. She is committed to maintaining public safety, accountability, and serving her community. As the first woman sheriff in Clackamas County, Brandenburg oversees a staff of 590 employees and a $148 million budget. Her track record and efforts to maintain a high standard of professionalism speak to her dedication to keeping her community safe. Visit the sheriff’s website to learn more about her work and Clackamas County’s progress.
Discover George Fletcher, celebrated Oregon cowboy and rodeo performer. From Kansas, raised in Pendleton, he dazzled audiences with a unique riding style that made him a fan favorite. Learn about his legendary 1911 Pendleton Round-Up, unfairly named runner-up despite being the crowd favorite and hailed as “The People’s Champion.” Read on for more about this remarkable figure in Oregon’s Black history.
The IMTA competition is a transformative experience, empowering aspiring models to pursue their dreams. With over 300 elite agencies present, participants have unparalleled opportunities to be discovered and ascend to the ranks of superstardom, gracing the world’s most prestigious fashion weeks.
Join us for the 31st annual Summer of Music Concert Series by the City of Lake Oswego’s Parks & Recreation Department. Experience the quintessential summer with free, family-friendly live shows by talented local and regional artists in the city’s beautiful outdoor venues. Reminisce and create fond memories with Wednesday concerts in August and select Sunday shows in Millennium Park Plaza filled with music, food, and community.
Discover George Fletcher, celebrated Oregon cowboy and rodeo performer. From Kansas, raised in Pendleton, he dazzled audiences with a unique riding style that made him a fan favorite. Learn about his legendary 1911 Pendleton Round-Up, unfairly named runner-up despite being the crowd favorite and hailed as “The People’s Champion.” Read on for more about this remarkable figure in Oregon’s Black history.
Merrywood Farm in Oregon City has been a family-owned Christmas tree farm for over 100 years. The Keyser family has kept the land in the family, with the current generation continuing the tradition of providing a magical holiday experience for visitors.
Cora Cox, the first Black resident of Linn County, Oregon, was born into slavery in Virginia. Cora traveled with the Johnsons on the Oregon Trail, becoming one of the few Black people in the Oregon Territory. Despite legal barriers, Cora remained in Oregon, eventually purchasing land and becoming one of the earliest Black landowners in the state. Cora’s story highlights the resilience and determination of Black pioneers in the face of adversity.
Father’s Day is a cherished holiday celebrated around the world, honoring the invaluable role of fathers and father figures. Originating in the early 20th century in the United States, the holiday’s establishment is often credited to Sonora Smart Dodd, who sought to recognize her own father’s selfless service during the Civil War. Over the decades, Father’s Day has evolved, reflecting shifting societal views on fatherhood, from paternal authority to increased involvement and nurturing.