AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPortland Arts & Culture: Albina Music Trust launched “Soul Walk North,” a self-guided audio tour with 18 interviews and 50+ songs spotlighting Portland’s Black musical landmarks. Oregon Community & Heritage: Oregon’s 250th anniversary celebration kicked off with clear skies and free events, including a kids bike parade and museum presentations. Local Sports (Portland): The Portland Fire host the Seattle Storm as Seattle tries to snap a road skid, with familiar faces like Bridget Carleton and Sylvia Fowles in the mix. Music Spotlight: Ear Bliss highlights Mikaela Davis’s “Graceland Way” and Portland indie label Fluff & Gravy’s Alela Diane release “Who’s Keeping Time.” Higher Ed & Events: UO commencement drew 5,500 graduates, but one College of Arts and Sciences ceremony was moved indoors due to extreme heat. Entertainment & Shopping: Amazon’s “3 for 2” sale is a good moment to stock up on the physical “Dungeon Crawler Carl” series ahead of Prime Day. Sports Business: Portland Metro Chamber asked City Council to reschedule a Moda Center work session so it doesn’t clash with the chamber’s ticketed event. Oregon Governance: Clark College trustees approved tenure for seven faculty members.
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