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Highway near Hood River dedicated to Nisei WWII veterans
Grant's Getaways
Discovering Oregon's past by visiting its ghost towns
Oregon has more than 250 ghost towns, more than any other state. Grant McOmie takes us to a few of them.
Grant's Getaways
Grant's Getaways: Exploring Oregon's Ghost Towns
Oregon has more ghost towns than any other state. People have rediscovered more than 250 of these forgotten places. Grant McOmie takes us to a few of them.
History
Historic part of Portland's African American community looks to rebuild with grant
Billy Webb Elks Lodge in the Albina neighborhood of Portland received a $140,000 grant from the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund.
Grant's Getaways
The love of Oregon's railroad history comes in all sizes | Grant's Getaways
Gary and Jonette Lee share a love affair with Oregon’s railroading past and they bring it to life in their backyard near Corbett, Ore. each summer.
Local News
Historic ferry capsizes in Astoria, spilling fuel into the Columbia River
The U.S. Coast Guard is now responding, trying to contain the fuel before it spreads further. Officials do not yet know the extent of the spill.
Nation World
102-year-old WWII veteran from segregated mail unit honored
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion will receive the Congressional Gold Medal. But before that, the unit's oldest living member will be celebrated.
Nation World
50 years ago, one of the biggest medical scandals in history came to light
The Tuskegee Study still casts a long shadow over the nation.
Local News
Oregon Historical Society hosts exhibit on Japanese internment camps
A photo exhibit at the Oregon Historical Society in Southwest Portland documents the hardship of Japanese Americans in the WWII era. KGW's Steve Redlin reports.
What's in a Name?
A three-week fight for survival: How Starvation Creek got its name
An avalanche trapped 148 passengers and crew in a snowbank, leading to a fight for survival and a massive effort to free them.
What's in a Name?
How Starvation Creek got its name
Nearly 150 passengers and crew endured a three-week ordeal after their train became stuck for three weeks in a snowstorm, giving rise to the name of a nearby creek.
History
Fort Vancouver becomes a subject of study for archaeologists-in-training
College students are hard at work at a Fort Vancouver dig site, excavating local history. Photojournalist Kurt Austin shows us what they’ve uncovered.
Grant's Getaways
Discovering Oregon's past by visiting its ghost towns
Oregon has more than 250 ghost towns, more than any other state. Grant McOmie takes us to a few of them.
Grant's Getaways
Grant's Getaways: Exploring Oregon's Ghost Towns
Oregon has more ghost towns than any other state. People have rediscovered more than 250 of these forgotten places. Grant McOmie takes us to a few of them.
History
Historic part of Portland's African American community looks to rebuild with grant
Billy Webb Elks Lodge in the Albina neighborhood of Portland received a $140,000 grant from the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund.
Grant's Getaways
The love of Oregon's railroad history comes in all sizes | Grant's Getaways
Gary and Jonette Lee share a love affair with Oregon’s railroading past and they bring it to life in their backyard near Corbett, Ore. each summer.
Local News
Historic ferry capsizes in Astoria, spilling fuel into the Columbia River
The U.S. Coast Guard is now responding, trying to contain the fuel before it spreads further. Officials do not yet know the extent of the spill.
Nation World
102-year-old WWII veteran from segregated mail unit honored
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion will receive the Congressional Gold Medal. But before that, the unit's oldest living member will be celebrated.
Nation World
50 years ago, one of the biggest medical scandals in history came to light
The Tuskegee Study still casts a long shadow over the nation.
Local News
Oregon Historical Society hosts exhibit on Japanese internment camps
A photo exhibit at the Oregon Historical Society in Southwest Portland documents the hardship of Japanese Americans in the WWII era. KGW's Steve Redlin reports.
What's in a Name?
A three-week fight for survival: How Starvation Creek got its name
An avalanche trapped 148 passengers and crew in a snowbank, leading to a fight for survival and a massive effort to free them.
What's in a Name?
How Starvation Creek got its name
Nearly 150 passengers and crew endured a three-week ordeal after their train became stuck for three weeks in a snowstorm, giving rise to the name of a nearby creek.
History
Fort Vancouver becomes a subject of study for archaeologists-in-training
College students are hard at work at a Fort Vancouver dig site, excavating local history. Photojournalist Kurt Austin shows us what they’ve uncovered.
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