A New Concourse E at PDX, a Lifetime of Memories for Those Who Built It
Over the past four years, more than 2,000 architects, engineers, construction workers, artisans and artists worked day and night to build an inviting new home…
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Honoring Pride Month by remembering its roots
As many speak out against racial injustice, it’s more important than ever to examine the origins of Pride Month in the U.S.
For Portland Coffee Roasters, it’s about a lot more than coffee
“Coffee is essential. Period.” That’s something Portland Coffee Roasters employees hear at PDX at least once a day.
A small gesture from South Korea goes a long way
Shawn Kim is the deputy director of the Port’s Korea Representative Office. A simple act from him had a big impact on us in Portland.
Supply Chains and Uncertainty: April’s must-read stories on trade
As Oregon and the United States continued to take urgent steps to stop the spread of the coronavirus, supply chains were disrupted worldwide – leading…
PDX Live: Join us for virtual performances and conversations with local artists
For the travelers who need to fly right now, and the employees who are keeping things moving at PDX, the airport looks, feels and sounds…
The 50th Anniversary of Earth Day reminds us how connected we are
While many Port of Portland staff members would have been spending the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day volunteering with organizations like Friends of Trees, our…
Local organizations step up to provide face coverings for Port workforce
As the PDX Airport and our marine terminals remain open during Governor Kate Brown’s COVID-19 “Stay Home, Save Lives” order – providing critical infrastructure for…
Naming Rights: New Navigation Vessel Honors Former Employee
Working at the Port of Portland, especially as part of the Navigation team, is often a family affair. Siblings, parents and grandparents have all worked…
A Year Full of Memories
At the Port of Portland, we certainly have a lot to be grateful for as we round out 2019.