The 100+ Who Care Alliance in Clackamas County is a testament to the power of collective action, uniting over 100 individuals to donate $100 twice a year, resulting in a $10,000 donation to a local non-profit. Led by Vanessa Zimmerman, the program has exceeded its goal, raising $11,900 at its last event and sharing the surplus with other nominees.
Oswego Noodle House, a family-owned ramen restaurant, serves the finest fresh ingredients expertly prepared to transport you to the bustling streets of Japan. Owner Art Chantapunnanont’s passion for ramen led him to open this cozy Lake Oswego eatery, offering a create-your-own-ramen option and a menu of authentic Japanese and Thai dishes.
Discover the vibrant summer in Lake Oswego, Oregon, where festivals, outdoor adventures, and cultural delights await. From the renowned Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts to the new Pride celebration, this charming city offers something for everyone to enjoy. Explore the scenic trails, farmers’ markets, and public art displays that make Lake Oswego a must-visit destination this June.
Cast Iron Farm, a small family-owned dairy, offers farm-fresh, nutrient-rich milk from happy cows. Owner Christine Anderson’s passion for sustainable agriculture and community connection shines through, as she advocates for small farms and invites customers to experience the farm firsthand. With a focus on transparency, quality, and animal welfare, Cast Iron Farm nourishes its community’s relationship with local food.
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Humble Pie Baking Company is famous for its delectable handmade pies, with endless flavor possibilities from sweet to savory. The company is expanding, including the launch of a new retail space, and is committed to using only the finest fresh ingredients and providing second chances to those in need.
After selling her successful bakery, Maggie Pike unexpectedly discovered a passion for pottery, a craft she had dabbled in decades earlier. Now, she creates vibrant, functional art pieces that captivate with their unique colors and textures. Maggie’s journey from baker to potter has been a thrilling exploration, filled with the magic of creation and the joy of sharing her work with the community.
The Beaverton Fire Department’s history spans over a century, from its humble beginnings as a volunteer organization in 1914 to its eventual merger with Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue in 1996. The department’s evolution reflects the community’s commitment to fire safety and the dedication of its firefighters.
Despite the continuing demand for the newest, most realistic video games, many enthusiasts are increasingly looking to the past for a familiar, relaxing and affordable gaming experience. Retro gaming evokes primitive but charming 8-bit graphics and straightforward gameplay that is addictive and challenging, yet innately simple. Engaging with these simple yet thrilling games can evoke a sense of nostalgia and provide a refreshing change of pace from the complexities of modern life.
Woodburn Sew & Vac Center has served the community for over 20 years, providing a wide range of sewing, quilting, and embroidery products. Owner Debbie Cobb’s passion for the craft is evident in the store’s offerings, from high-performance vacuums to a captivating selection of machines and accessories. With complimentary one-on-one instruction and a 10% discount on purchases, Woodburn Sew & Vac is the ultimate destination for sewists of all levels.
Nestled in the coastal foothills of Monmouth, Birdsong Farm is a small family homestead dedicated to growing and raising natural foods. Artists Andy and Miranda Rommel transformed the 17-acre property, creating a habitat for diverse plants and creatures. Birdsong Farm offers free-range duck eggs, pasture-raised chickens, and a small CSA of chemical-free produce.
Cora Ann, a powerful woman who was once enslaved, boldly established herself as one of the earliest Black settlers in Linn County, Oregon in 1850. She and her husband John Cox triumphed over legal obstacles and their success as landowners and community influencers in 19th-century Oregon is a testament to their unwavering fortitude.
Askeo International Mat Club teaches kids essential life skills like hard work, accountability, and perseverance through the sport of wrestling. Founded in 2007, the nonprofit has grown to over 160 students and a 6,500-square-foot facility, with plans to expand nationwide. Their unique approach divides students by age and experience, while emphasizing individual effort and teamwork.
Four women-run boutiques in Canby offer style advice and contribute to the community. Tin & Paisley’s Angela hosts charity events and trucker hat parties, Sadie Rose’s Lindsey sponsors local artists and plans to offer personal styling appointments. The Barn Door Boutique offers back-to-school nights and classes, while Park & Lu provides personal shopping experiences.
Join us for the Annual Best Day Family Bike Ride in downtown Beaverton! We invite you to spend a day filled with biking, repairs, and family-friendly activities. Check out the new bike racks and learn about bike safety from the Beaverton Police Department. Don’t miss the celebration at the Beaverton Farmers Market with free cookies, lawn games, and raffle prizes. Register now at downtownbeaverton.org/event/annual-best-day-family-bike-bike-ride.