This Week in Portland Food News: Delivery Chicken, Birria Tacos, and More!

by Mercury EverOut Staff Doug Miriello’s new “cheffed up” Nashville-style chicken project Charlie’s Hot Chicken serves loaded crinkle-cut fries. Charlie’s Hot Chicken Put on your sweatpants, queue up some Netflix, and order some chicken: Dimo’s Apizza chef Doug Miriello has launched his new Nashville-style hot chicken delivery-only concept, and Andy Ricker of Pok Pok is…

Good Afternoon, News: Eviction Moratorium Extended, Double-Checking Fed Approved Vaccines, and How Cops Get Away with Murder

by Wm. Steven Humphrey Louisville cops point weapons at protesters during last night’s Breonna Taylor demonstration. Jon Cherry / Getty Images Here’s your daily roundup of all the latest local and national news. (Like our coverage? Please consider making a recurring contribution to the Mercury to keep it comin’!) • Thirteen Portland protesters were arrested last…

The Best Movies to Watch This Weekend

Top Picks for September 24-27, from Shaolin vs. Lama to Rocky Horror at a Drive-In by Mercury EverOut Staff [ Comment on this story ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ] Top Featured Tags: – Oregon News Press Release Distribution Service

Activists Counter a Planned Proud Boy Rally with “Black Joy Weekend”

by Wm. Steven Humphrey A planned Proud Boy rally this weekend has inspired local activists to counter the far-right group’s appearance in Portland with a donation-based outreach plan called “Black Joy Weekend” (Sept. 25-27)—an event intended to lessen the emotional fallout caused by the rally while “fostering relief, healing, and joy for Black Portlanders.” The…

Photojournalist Sues City and Police Officers For Injuries at Portland Protest

by Blair Stenvick MATHIEU LEWIS-ROLLAND Teri Jacobs, an independent photojournalist, is suing the city of Portland and a group of Portland Police Bureau (PPB) officers for injuries she sustained while covering a protest last month. On August 18, Jacobs was covering a nightly protest against police brutality and racial injustice near the Multnomah Building on…

Good Afternoon, News: Proud Boys Denied Park Permit, Good Wildfire News, and No Justice for Breonna Taylor

by Wm. Steven Humphrey A grand jury refuses to hold officers accountable for the murder of Breonna Taylor. Brandon Bell / Getty Images Here’s your daily roundup of all the latest local and national news. (Like our coverage? Please consider making a recurring contribution to the Mercury to keep it comin’!) • The Portland Parks…

Fire Update: More Rain This Week Will Help, But Some Fires Will Last to October

by Blair Stenvick Fire wreckage in Mill City, Oregon last week. mathieu Lewis Rolland State firefighters are continuing to make progress on wildfires that ravaged the state of Oregon this month—and the forecast of rain in the next few days should help quell the fires more. At a press conference Wednesday afternoon, Gov. Kate Brown…

Good Afternoon, News: PPB’s Proud Boy Plan, COVID Death Toll Tops 200K, and VOTE EVERY LAST REPUBLICAN OUT

by Wm. Steven Humphrey “Hi, I’m Senate Majority Turtle Mitch McConnell. And I’m here to inspire you to VOTE EVERY REPUBLICAN OUT OF OFFICE.” Alex Wong / Getty News Here’s your daily roundup of all the latest local and national news. (Like our coverage? Please consider making a recurring contribution to the Mercury to keep…

Your Fall Film Festival Guide

PIFF, the Chicago International Film Festival, and More Online Options in the Northwest and Beyond by Mercury EverOut Staff [ Comment on this story ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ] Top Featured Tags: – Oregon News Press Release Distribution Service

New Savage Lovecast: With 24/7 Submissive Goddess Lina Dune

by Mercury Promotions A woman is still friendly with her ex-husband. So friendly that she sends him nudes which he pays for. But she just learned that he’s re-married! Is it unethical to continue this naughty exchange? A woman begs Dan to tell her to break up with her emotionally shut-down boyfriend. Dan obliges. Dan…

What Fire?

by Anonymous Back to normal, everyone. New normal or whatever the fuck we are calling it these days.Or resume as you were the rest of you, which was not caring to begin with.I don’t understand. I no longer see social distancing wherever I go, at least a few times a day, especially within groups, at…

The 24 Best Things to Do in Portland This Week: September 21-24, 2020

by Mercury EverOut Staff Philly-based artist Jaamil Olawale Kosoko uses his knowledge of Black queer theory in his contemporary dance piece American Chameleon: The Living Installments, which screens at PICA tonight as part of the Time Based Art Festival. Courtesy of PICA Portland is looking and feeling slightly less apocalyptic thanks to the non-smoky skies,…

Good Afternoon, News: Mourning RBG, Trump’s Icky Supreme Pick, and Portland: America’s #1 “Anarchistic Jurisdiction”!

by Wm. Steven Humphrey Portland has been designated a “anarchistic jurisdiction”! ARREST THIS LADY!! Ryan J. Lane / Getty Images Here’s your daily roundup of all the latest local and national news. (Like our coverage? Please consider making a recurring contribution to the Mercury to keep it comin’!) • Lots of progress has been made…

Part 2 Deliveries, Please

by Anonymous Safeway, cont. Driver showed up without mask. I didn’t think of that til later. It was also just a weird feeling, truly awkward, not sure what was happening. There was one item substituted, like he wanted to go through the receipt and i wanted to go about my day. I said sorry, I…

Online, Deliveries, and Not Knowing Shit

by Anonymous Im fine with online shopping and deliveries for groceries too now. When you live 20 min walking to the nearest 7-11, that ain’t food, Pizza ain’t bad, or a whole walk and bus ride to a grocery, it’s too much hassle. Prepandomonium, post, or during, I gotta look after time and mind. Grubhub…

Rights and Equity in Education

by Anonymous the closure of in class instruction disproportionately affects families in poverty, single parent households, and minority and immigrant populations. Here’s why it is inequitable to close in class instruction to these populations. 1. A single parent who must work to pay rent and buy food is now expected to homeschool their children at…

This Week in Portland Food News: Japanese Food, Mochi Doughuts, and More!

by Mercury EverOut Staff The one-week-old Japanese-inspired restaurant Nanban‘s menu includes Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki with house-smoked pork belly bacon, yakisoba, and a house okonomiyaki sauce. Nanban via Facebook Welcome to a new edition of Portland food news! We’ve gathered all the latest happenings in the food scene, including a new Pearl District winery, a drool-worthy smash…

We’re Postponing Our “Eyes On the Ground” Panel. Here’s Why!

by Mercury Staff Syahrir Maulana / iStock / Getty Images As you might be aware, we were planning to host a panel this coming Tuesday, September 22, called “Eyes on the Ground: A Conversation With Portland’s Protest Journalists.” The panel was intended to give our audience a glimpse into what it’s like for the independent…

Talk Dirty to Us on Our New, Sexy Podcast! (But Hurry, the Deadline is TODAY!)

by Mercury Promotions From the sexy minds behind HUMP! and the Savage Lovecast, it’s Five Minute Fuck—a mini podcast featuring your best, dirtiest stories! We’re looking for erotic fictional tales, orgasmic audioscapes, midnight confessionals, and even real sex. Whatever you think will make for some truly lewd listening! Each episode of Five Minute Fuck will…

Good Afternoon, News: Rest in Peace, Ruth Bader Ginsburg

by Wm. Steven Humphrey Supreme Court Justice and American icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg, dead at the age of 87. Robin Marchant / Getty Images Here’s your daily roundup of all the latest local and national news. (Like our coverage? Please consider making a recurring contribution to the Mercury to keep it comin’!) • Ordinarily we…

Takeout Club: Reviewing Takeout Options from Nanban, Luc Lac, and a New Salad Delivery Service

by Suzette Smith Don’t sleep on the miso ice cream at Nanban! Sweet visuals First we couldn’t go outside, then we could only go outside—as we learned that the indoors was where coronavirus thrived. Now with all this climate apocalypse wildfire smoke (that has thankfully lessened today, although the Air Quality Index still reports Portland’s…

Sam Adams Endorses Mapps Over Eudaly for Portland City Council Seat

by Blair Stenvick Portland City Hall MERCURY STAFF Mingus Mapps, the challenger to incumbent Commissioner Chloe Eudaly in the November race for Portland City Council’s fourth position, just got a significant endorsement. Sam Adams, the former Portland mayor who unsuccessfully ran against Mapps and Eudaly in the May primary, announced Friday that he is endorsing…

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