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PLUS: New Oregon polling, the opioid crisis hits home, State Senator forced to leave high school, the latest from Newberg, and Val Hoyle joins the pod!
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I believe it’s going to take steady leadership to help us move beyond this pandemic and start building a better future.
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A bus driver shortage means that community members must step up to ensure every student gets to school.
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Welcome to two new contributors to the Oregon Way community!
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A prior generation of policymakers understood that social protection should be a key priority.
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It is hard to imagine that we could avoid a revolt if the average voter understood the fact that public money perpetuates the duopoly primary system.
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"Bullet" trains would be great, but a more practical solution would be to strategically and incrementally augment pre-existing rails to allow for simpl…
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Portland is currently an afterthought in Cascadia conversations. If the Rose City continues to wait for an invite to the table, then Seattle and Vancou…
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PLUS: Updates on the race for Governor, Schrader back in headlines, Biden's wardrobe, David Sedaris on Portland, and Oregonians' pessimism on big issue…
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PLUS a new contributor announcement.
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Men and women will never be equal if men make decisions about women’s bodies. I will always support equality.
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Residents of Umatilla County and other rural parts of the state may lack traditional forms of power. But we are still able to get quite a bit done by u…
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