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Over the past few years a growing number of people have made moves to ensure the diversity of Oregon’s wine scene grows right alongside the industry.   More

It’s not a sign, billboard or advertisement, but something far more important! It’s called a Quilt Block and it’s a new tie that binds Mark Grossen to his family peach farm. “A friend of mine has one and I thought, ‘Well, he can’t have one if I can’t have one.’ So it was simple!" says… More

One of the largest arcades in the world, Next Level Pinball Museum features over 450 pinball machines and arcade games. Decorated floor to ceiling with collectable toys, signed movie items and vintage lunch boxes, it's nearly 20,000 square feet of pop culture in the Museum. Stop by to spend a few hours or a day with friends and family. More

D’Anu Wines are crafted with purpose and passion. We meticulously select sustainable farmed grapes to ensure we only create the highest quality wine. Our boutique wines are limited production and meticulously nurtured so we can focus on the flavor, aroma and character of each wine. Join us at our cozy wine bar in the heart of historic downtown Hillsboro! D’Anu Tasting Room & Wine Bar is a comfortable place to relax with friends and family. Located behind Collective Kitchen and next to Decadent Creations, we... More

Ron Tonkin Field, formerly Hilsboro Ballpark, is home to minor league baseball team, the Hillsboro Hops, one of Oregon's three pro teams. Fans can take a free shuttle from the MAX light rail line's Orenco Station to and from the field. More

Ted Pappas will tell you his love affair with whiskey started early. When he was a boy in North Carolina, his dad owned a restaurant and two uncles were in the distillery business. “At an early age I knew more about spirits than I probably should have,” he says with a laugh. And as he… More

If a community’s wealth can be measured by its wealth of wildness, Washington County may be on of the riches places around with wildlife at every turn at Jackson Bottom Wetlands in Hillsboro. More

We head outdoors to discover the wonderful world of Country Golf on this week's "Grant's Getaway." Whether a beginner or an established player, discover three distinct courses across the Willamette Valley that are family-owned, affordable, close to the rural side of Oregon and put you in touch with the great game of golf. But golf… More

It’s exactly how you hope a brewery starts: A hobby among friends, families or coworkers grows into a business creating one-of-a-kind beverages that customers can’t get enough of. Tualatin Valley’s homegrown beer scene is full of these success stories, and more are popping up all the time. More

If you go the extra mile, you can find some real giants living in the Oregon outdoors. This week, we visit "Heritage Trees" made famous for their age, their size and also their stories –stories that link us with the roots of Oregon history. When you've a "Heritage Tree" in your line of sight – and you've a camera in hand… More

Looking to liven things up this Valentine’s weekend? Check out the Tualatin Valley's vibrant array of events throughout February showcasing the best of the region’s breweries, wineries and more. Whether you’re planning a staycation or a getaway, you’ll be sure to make some special memories with your loved one. More

Just west of Portland, Hillsboro gets plenty of visitors, drawn by the many things that make it a great (and booming) place to live. People move here from all over the world to work for large employers like Intel and Nike. Still charming, Hillsboro smacks the casual visitor with surprises — and not just during… More

The best getaways offer scenic beauty, plentiful wildlife and teach you more about Oregon. You’ll find all of that at a getaway in Hillsboro this summer through an exhibit and guided wildlife refuge tours that center on one of Oregon’s earliest wildlife photographers. Moments with wildlife are best when they take your breath away! That’s… More

Grab your shooting glasses, a shell vest and don’t forget the shotgun as we see how young Oregonians prepare to reach gold in a different sort of outdoor sport recently featured at the Olympic Games in London. When Kate Bonn takes aim at a clay target, she must be sharp, focused and right on target. The… More

People can explore the great Oregon outdoors with a bit more pride this spring because bald eagles are back from the brink of extinction. If you enjoy watching our national symbol soar across Oregon’s skyline, you’ve many places you can visit for amazing wildlife moments. Bald eagles are kings of the sky once more. After… More

Hillsboro has launched a remarkable public art project at a new city park. Join me on a visit to Orenco Woods Nature Park, where you'll find one of the most unique outdoor art projects I’ve ever seen. Last summer, the park, located at Northwest Birch and 224th, received a new bridge, creating a critical crossing over… More

USA Airport Shuttle provides transportation to PDX from anywhere around the state. More

If the need for speed in your outdoor recreation is something you live for, there’s a special way to find it at the Banks Sunset Speedway, where “dirt track racing” gets the green flag. Each Saturday night, there’s music in the air where flood lights glimmer and flags fly over the hundreds who gather at the… More

Hop Cycle Brewing Company brews, in-house, several varieties of their own hand-crafted seasonal ales, porters, and stouts.  All beers are available on tap and to go.  The brewery also offer many tastes with rotating guest taps from local breweries and cideries. The restaurant's chef is an imaginative gourmet who specializes in creating amazing taste experiences with locally sourced ingredients. You'll find a variety of items on the menu including local cheeses, sausages and fresh house bread at this family and bike friendly spot. More

You can celebrate Earth Day every day in Oregon with a glass of wine. After all, what is wine if not the natural product of clean air, land and water? There are lots of ways for winemakers to reduce their impact on the planet.  In Oregon, wineries that want to go above and beyond when it… More

Allan Airport Shuttle provides transportation to anywhere across the state. More

Eagle Shutte LLC is a PDX airport shuttle that also provides transportation across the state. More

Hillsboro Airporter LLC provides transportation to PDX, door to door service, wine tours, and group charters. More

Here in Forest Grove — just 25 miles west of Portland, not far from Willamette Valley wine country — farmland, vineyards and forest beckon you to hike, bike, fish, paddle and stroll. It’s also a hot spot for sipping and tasting: handcrafted wine, beer, cider and now spirits complement the Pacific Northwest’s only sake-brewing operation. More

Oregon highways can be busy blurs when traffic speeds by at a nerve shattering rate. I prefer to slow down, get out of the race, set my own pace and roll on two wheels for travel across my home state. This week, cycling gained new ground and new supporters who took time to explore a… More

A community’s health can be measured by its wealth of wild places, and in western Washington County you can discover where the quiet life is prized by its wildness. If you’re lucky, you may cross paths with wildlife photographer Steve Halpern. He travels this way each week and takes a deep breath to savor a… More

Positioned between Beervana (aka Portland) and world-famous Willamette Valley wine country, Forest Grove has quietly vaulted onto the GPS of craft-beverage quaffers in its own right. First-time visitors may be surprised to learn that it has been home for two decades to the nation’s top brewer of saké, a popular Japanese rice wine. More recently, the… More

Just a few miles west of Portland, the first thing you notice about the Tualatin Valley is just how quiet it is — a place you can still hear birdsongs amidst the white noise of highway traffic and other city sounds. Sandwiched between the Coast Range to the west and the Tualatin Mountains to the east, the valley is home to numerous nature escapes that betray its close proximity to Oregon’s biggest city. More