The return of the Columbia River Indian Fisher’s Expo provided training and resources to help tribal members improve their fishing practices.
Vintage Store Creates Community Through Clothing
After graduating from Oregon State in December of 2019, in the midst of the pandemic, online shopping at an all-time high and his job hunt at a standstill, Osage Nation citizen Charlie PeBenito decided to take a leap.
Pacific Northwest Canoe Journey Already Underway
The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe will host this year, with the theme “honoring our warriors, past and present.” Noeledrich will be there to provide live coverage.
Grand Ronde Celebrates Lamprey Harvest
“Our commitment to this place, to this water is in our blood,” Grand Ronde Councilwoman Kathleen George said Friday. “It’s deep in our bones. It’s a chance to be with our ancestors and with the river.”
Second Annual Lamprey Celebration a Hit
Yakama Nation hosted a celebration marking another season of lamprey harvest at the Willamette Falls.
NARA Celebrates the First Wacamyos Pride Celebration
Four artists were honored for their work with the Two Spirit community in an energetic, vibrant and celebratory atmosphere.
Sauk-Suiattle Members Urge Feds to Step in Against Leaders ‘Abusing’ Power
The tribal council fires, evicts and disenrolls without cause, members say.
A New Exhibit Explores Indigiqueer History in the Pacific Northwest
‘My Father’s Father’s Sister’ explores the life of a 19th-century Two-Spirit Atfalati Kalapuya healer named Shimkhin.
The Long Road to Access to Willamette Falls
Four tribes are working with PGE to plan public access at the second largest falls in the United States, which has been inaccessible since industrialists dammed the falls and lined the river with paper mills 150 years ago.
Getting to Know Portland’s Premier Drag Clown
Anthony Hudson’s first public drag performance was for his senior showcase at McNary High School in Keizer, Oregon. Today, he performs as Carla Rossi on stages across the world.