Oregon State Sweeps Cal Poly in Walk-Off Thriller
Oregon State’s baseball program solidified its standing as a national contender this weekend, completing a three-game sweep of the Cal…
Author: Brittany Hollindale
Hello, I'm Brittany Hollindale, and I write for Willamette Weekly in Portland, Oregon. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Master's degree from the University of Washington, where I specialized in digital media and investigative reporting. I'm driven by a passion for telling stories that resonate with our community, from in-depth investigations to vibrant features on Portland's diverse culture. In my free time, I enjoy exploring the city's art scene, attending local theater productions, and discovering new favorite spots in Portland's eclectic neighborhoods. Thank you for reading my work and engaging with the stories that make our community unique.
River Barrel Brewing Takes Center Stage at 2026 Oregon Beer Awards
River Barrel Brewing has emerged as the definitive standout at the 2026 Oregon Beer Awards, capturing major industry accolades and…
Beavers Dominate: Oregon State Blanks Lamar in Series Clinch
No. 9 Oregon State University continued its commanding run in college baseball on Friday night, delivering a dominant 8-0 shutout…
Oregon Zoo Mourns Loss of Beloved Lion Kia
A Legacy of Roars: Remembering Kia the Lioness The Final Days The Oregon Zoo community is mourning the loss of…
The Pitt Season 2 Finale Gets Special Theatrical Release
In an unprecedented move for the hit medical drama, HBO Max and Warner Bros. Television have announced that the season…
Blazers Owner Dundon Linked to Predatory Lending Scandal
New Portland Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon faces scrutiny over his past role in a company accused of predatory lending. Documents reveal his involvement in waiving income verification for car loans, leading to a multi-state settlement. This controversy arises as public funds are considered for arena renovations.
Quagga Mussels Found on Boat Entering Oregon!
Oregon wildlife officials intercepted invasive quagga mussels on a boat arriving from Lake Havasu, Arizona, at the Ashland inspection station. This marks the first detection of these harmful aquatic invaders in 2026, raising concerns about potential damage to the state’s waterways and infrastructure.
Oregon’s “The State of OR” Campaign: A Tapestry of Contrasts
Key Takeaways Travel Oregon has launched a new advertising campaign titled “The State of OR.” The campaign focuses on the…
98th Oscars: Jordan, Buckley Make History in Anderson’s Night
The 98th Academy Awards, held at the historic Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, delivered one of the most consequential nights…
PPS Crisis: Portland Schools Face Brutal New Budget Cuts
Key Takeaways Widening Deficit: Portland Public Schools (PPS) is grappling with a projected $30 million budget shortfall for the upcoming…