Land Line is a top trucking news website for truck drivers, specializing in business and regulatory news in the transportation and freight industries.

Micro Cornucopia was a 1980s microcomputer magazine for hobbyists and enthusiasts, published in Bend, Oregon by David J. Thompson, a former Tektronix engineer. The magazine, originally conceived as a newsletter for users of the Ferguson Big Board (a single-board CP/M computer), was published...

The Oregon Historical Society is dedicated to putting the power of Oregon’s rich, surprising history into everyone’s hands. For more than a century, we have served as the state’s collective memory, gathering and preserving historical pieces, including over 85,000 artifacts and millions of photographs, films, and manuscripts, and sharing them through our museum, research library, academic journal, educational programs, and ever-growing digital content.

Illuminating poetry since 1959

Portland Monthly chronicles, challenges, and celebrates one of America’s most innovative cities, inspiring readers to explore and shape the vibrant metropolis we call home.

An archive of the complete 31-year history of Home Power magazine. 188 digital back issues capture a three decade history of the renewable energy movement in the U.S. and beyond. Each issue is available for non-commercial use at no cost to registered members of this site.

The oldest gay reader-written journal. Since 1974.

Defending Small Farms and Craftsmanship Since 1976

Sole Collector is the leading authority on sneaker news, release dates, and culture.

Sports Car Market is the one-stop resource for insider's information on collecting, investing, values, and trends in the collector car market.

Discovering the best in fiction, essays, and poetry

A magazine of speculative fiction, horror, fantasy, and science fiction. Available online and in ebook formats.

Go to the back of St. Mark’s Bookshop on East 9th Street, where you will see an information desk. The front of that desk has...

Information for the Willamette Law Review at Willamette University College of Law in Salem, Oregon.

Significant barriers obscure women, people of color, and disabled swimmers from entering the water.

Bam To Cease Publishing / Music magazine was losing money Bam magazine has closed shop after 23 years as a biweekly fixture in the Bay Area music scene. In its early years, the magazine filled the gap left when Rolling Stone transferred its offices to New York to concentrate on national coverage. Bam was launched as a publication for local musicians to read about local music, and it was soon one of the few publications covering hometown upstarts such as Greg Kihn and the Rubinoos. In later years, it scooped national magazines with cover stories on bands such as Metallica, Smashmouth and Thi...

An exclusive fashion magazine, based in Beverly Hills, distributed Worldwide. Fashion Magazine, celebrities, interviews, photography, art, fashion