“Land of Ports” Historical Display Unveiled in PDX’s South Tunnel
Anyone walking through the South Tunnel at PDX (the tunnel connecting the new Rental Car Center to the airport terminal) will see the newest historic…
Anyone walking through the South Tunnel at PDX (the tunnel connecting the new Rental Car Center to the airport terminal) will see the newest historic…
Hispanic Heritage Month began as a weeklong celebration in 1968 to recognize the achievements and contributions of Latinx people in the United States. In 1988,…
The wildfires in our region during the summer of 2020 sparked a renewed conversation about the urgent need to address climate change. For six local…
Sunday, Feb. 28, marks the one-year anniversary of Oregon’s first case of COVID-19. It’s been a difficult year for our region, one filled with tremendous…
Aesthete Tea founder Briana Thornton shares how tea can be one of the most healing self-care rituals.
In the last year, the Port took on two projects to create more access to marshland for salmon and steelhead.
In August, a group of young adults spent a week working to create wildlife habitat and remove invasive species at multiple Port of Portland Wetland Mitigation and Enhancement Sites. This…
We recently unveiled a brand-new Concourse E at the Portland International Airport, which features new shops and dining options, curated artwork, comfortable spots to relax…
Sometimes, the simplest question can lead to transformational change within an organization. That’s exactly what happened for a group of employees at the Port of Portland. “Is this the only option?” That was…
“Coffee is essential. Period.” That’s something Portland Coffee Roasters employees hear at PDX at least once a day.