Founded in 2022 as the Nitro, Oregon’s only pro team in the men’s Ultimate league rebranded as the Steel in 2025 and was joined by a women’s team, the Soar, both playing at the UO Oregon campus in ...

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Being Dead rocks. The Austin band’s chanty, thrummy, spaced out, disaffected, charging antirock owes a lot to the crown jewel ...

You’re reading our weekly Things to Do column about the concerts, art shows, comedy sets, movies, readings, and plays we’re attending each week. Sign up to receive it in your inbox. Ogden makes ...

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Chainsaw races. Melon fests. Dory boats on parade. Meatball eating contests. Rip-roaring campouts in the woods. Summer in Oregon is a spree of fairs, festivals, and celebratory affairs of all stripes.