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This is one of the many articles in the Mercury’s Holiday Issue 2026. Find a print copy here, subscribe to get a copy mailed to you here, and if you’re feeling generous and want to keep these types of articles coming, support us here.—eds. Some families bond over white elephant gift exchanges; others go caroling […]
While Portland summers are idyllic and sunny, and our autumns are heralded by explosions of crimson and gold across the city, our winters can get downright grim. We don’t often freeze solid like a Midwestern city, but when the sun sets in the early afternoon and the days are filled with gloomy clouds and a […]
If you’ve ever visited Buckman neighborhood gallery shop Nationale, you’ve likely seen Gabi Villaseñor’s work before. The Portland-based artist and Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) graduate is co-owner of Mixed Needs, a ceramics project whose eclectic housewares have frequently appeared for sale there. Currently on display through November 21, Villaseñor’s solo show We Found […]
Chile's far-right President José Antonio Kast is facing mounting public anger, as rising fuel prices trigger transport strikes and protests across the country.
Leaburg Fish Hatchery, east of Eugene Springfield, is closed to the public until at least Tuesday, Nov. 17.
Lawyer and historian Martha S. Jones is the keynote speaker for Thursday’s John Hope Franklin Dinner of Reconciliation.
Joachim "Joe" Moeker passed away peacefully of natural causes at the age of 96 on November 9, 2026, in Tulsa. Grave side services will be on S…
City Lights Foundation has a new way to help people experiencing homelessness in Tulsa: 75 cottage homes, a community that
Tulsa Parent Child Center rebrands as Parent Child Connections after serving families since the early 1970s.
Multiple road improvement projects are underway along Houston Street in Broken Arrow, with key milestones expected around Thanksgiving and Christmas.
At The Learning Experience in Owasso, preschoolers are learning lessons about kindness, inclusion and philanthropy — and the message is sticking.
Three of Wellston's five town trustees have resigned, leaving the board without enough members to conduct official business as town officials work to determine the next legal steps.