As the Portland Thorns return to NWSL action following the World Cup break, Michael Sarno reports from Providence Park on the club’s promising first half, Pietra Tordin’s emergence and the roster additions strengthening its postseason push. The report also examines the Thorns’ record-setting summer attendance and their move into a new $150 million performance center […]
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Around Vancouver there’s been a lot of folks talking about a recording studio with a long history and newish owners. Whether you see a clipping on the wall at Ronald Records or talk to folks looking through vinyl at the Clark County Historical Society you just might hear the name Scenic Burroughs. A recording studio
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The Portland Fire have reached the midpoint of their inaugural WNBA season still in the playoff hunt after a first half filled with memorable wins, difficult losses and a historic four-overtime game. Reporter Michael Sarno looks at the team’s progress, its growing connection with the Portland Thorns through their shared training facility, and what head
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This music interstitial features Stewart Copeland, founding member and drummer of The Police, one of the most influential and unmistakable bands in rock history. Known for his explosive, expressive drumming and larger-than-life personality, Copeland helped shape the sound and creative tension that made The Police a defining band of its era. His career has since
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This music interstitial introduces listeners to Brad Goodall, a songwriter whose work has long walked the line between polished musicianship and off-center humor. Beginning with his 2017 debut song “Casa De Mel,” Goodall developed a style rooted in smooth, yacht rock-inspired sounds, playful storytelling, and satirical character sketches — eventually expanding that approach on his
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The East Vancouver Farmers Market opened for its 2026 season on June 4th and runs every Thursday through September 24th, from 10 in the morning to 2 in the afternoon. Located at 17701 Southeast Mill Plain Boulevard, the market has been operating out of Columbia Tech Center since 2014 and currently supports more than 50
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Vancouver Pride Block Party Date: Saturday, June 13, 2026 Time: Noon to 7 PM Location: SW 7th & Main Streets, downtown Vancouver WA — in front of Dandelion Teahouse & Apothecary Details: 5th annual event. Free, all ages, family-friendly. 4,000+ expected attendees, 80+ vendor booths, live entertainment, community resource tables. Billed as: Largest Pride event
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Kalama is a town of three thousand people nestled against a steep hillside on the north bank of the Columbia. To get there from I-5 you exit north for the port and drive through an industrial corridor before the road opens onto the waterfront. You are greeted by a McMenamins lodge, a newly built Mountain
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