Author: Richard D. Oxley

Holman’s whiskey club membership is an honor you have to earn. One does not simply walk into the bar, sign up, and snap, you’re part of the club. This club is a challenge.

An overreaching government watches its own people, spying on their every move, and listens to their conversations.

Nuclear power is quite a scary term. Most people have grown up hearing horror stories and telling tales of why this form of power generation is dangerous, while others can remember living through nuclear disasters.

One day Dora leaves Anita in charge of their family-owned shop while she must run an errand.

“The Matchmaker” takes on the coming-of-age genre from a unique angle.

Watch out Bonnie and Clyde or Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid—here comes Arthur, Franz and Odile, and they are set to live the lives of gangsters…or at least they are going to try.

Before there were silver screens, theaters offered a different brand of entertainment to serve as a pastime to the masses. Instead of projectors and film, variety shows of music and comedy danced, sang and stumbled about the stage.

This neighborhood bar is crammed into a place that feels like that one house out in the sticks where you used to hang out in high school—the one where you wouldn’t get caught drinking.

Built on top of the Nines Hotel, Departure boasts amazing views over Pioneer Courthouse Square from a trendy rooftop patio.

While it is well known around its neighborhood, this Scottish pub is by far the best-kept secret of Portland’s europubs.