Showcasing Mac McLean's work on older and the issues that impact their daily lives
Sandwiched between an interstate and an extinct volcano, North Tabor is a 1.5-mile-wide neighborhood in eastern Portland that's home to one of the city's biggest employers. It's a place where there's always something to do, ....
Named after a farmer who grew apples and peaches on its land, Lansing is a smaller, 500-acre neighborhood in central Salem that stretches from Interstate 5 to the Oregon State Fairgrounds. It quickly filled with ....
Five sets of neighbors, each of whom brought a bottle of wine, greeted Danielle Fleming and her husband shortly after they moved to Lexington's Merriam Hill neighborhood more than a decade ago. "That doesn't happen ....
Sheila Miller knew there would be changes when she moved from working for a daily newspaper to Statehood Media, a regional lifestyle media company based in Bend and Portland. She had to give up a ....
Vanessa Esteves had wanted to increase her use of telemedicine ever since she incorporated the technology into her practice three years ago. Then the coronavirus pandemic gave her the chance—her telemedicine patients increased nearly sixfold ....
The neighborhood where you live could affect your chances of developing Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia as much as your age, gender or ethnicity. "Your physical environment is critically important for your brain ....
Yvonne Smith knows the physical, mental and emotional toll family caregivers face because she's been through it herself. Three times. "The reality of caregiving is going to affect us all in some way," says Smith, ....
Congratulations! You’ve weighed the pros and cons and decided that you want to build your family’s next home instead of buying one. You’ve even done your homework and found a home builder that you can ....
Have you ever thought about how you want the inside of your home to look? Do you want something reminiscent of Hollywood’s Golden Age or Mad Men? Neutral colors, or bold flashes of ochre and ....
