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Portland’s own underground abortionist-turned-poet was a legend. She was also my friend. by Megan Burbank

In 2017, Judith Arcana sent a postcard to the old Mercury offices in Old Town/Chinatown. I was the arts editor at the time—it was my first real journalism job—and after many stories covering local theater (I still think about the plays I saw at Shaking ...


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Heated Rivalry, surreal ceramics, and a Minneapolis fundraiser with wontons. by Lindsay Costello

What's up, February? The annual Portland Winter Light Festival illuminates the city this week, with glowy mood-enhancers like a "cosmic" cuttlefish and touch-sensitive light installations. Topping the list of "dudes you have heard of" are Chuck Klosterman and To...


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Cameron Crowell by Cameron Crowell

With an NBA team, its G-League affiliate, two Division 1 universities, and coming later this year, a professional women’s team—say it loud, say it proud, Portland is a basketball town!

“Rip City Runs Deep” may be the Portland Trailblazers corny catchphrase for the season, but when it comes to basketball culture, we really do...


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by Wm. Steven Humphrey

If you’re reading this, you probably know the value of the Mercury’s news reporting, arts and culture coverage, event calendar, and the bevy of events we host throughout the year. The work we do helps our city shine, but we can’t do it without your support. If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts c...


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Saturday’s rally and march led by local labor unions against ICE drew thousands of participants. The disproportionate federal response to a peaceful protest has rattled the city. by Taylor Griggs

Thousands of local union members and supporters gathered in Portland’s South Waterfront Saturday afternoon for an anti-ICE demonstration hosted by Oregon labor leaders. The...


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