Paul Allen’s estate has gotten to selling one of his Pacific Northwest sports holdings. What’s that mean for his other one, the NFL team in Seattle? The Portland Trail Blazers announced this ...

The estate of late Portland Trail Blazers owner Paul Allen has formally put the team up for sale with the proceeds going to philanthropic endeavors, the team announced Tuesday. Allen died from ...

In alignment with the late Paul Allen’s directive, all proceeds from the sale of the team will go to philanthropic endeavors. Anne Peterson -- Associated Press The Blazers finished 36-46 this ...

The Portland Trail Blazers are for sale. The estate of former owner Paul Allen announced Tuesday that it has begun a process to sell the franchise that is expected to bleed into the 2025-26 season.

When the beloved Paul Allen passed away in 2018, one of his final wishes was for all of his assets - including the Seattle Seahawks and the Portland Trail Blazers - to be sold off, with the ...

ENID, Okla. — Enid philanthropist Paul Allen was honored Sunday, May 4, 2025, during a public memorial service at David Allen Memorial Ballpark. The service centered on reflections by family and ...

from a script by Rob Lieber. With original songs by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, giving that Dear Eva Hansen shine, the movie will be released before 2029. Isn’t that great? Oh, The Places You ...

The Rev. Dr. Paul S. Allen, pastor emeritus of Winnetka Congregational Church in Winnetka, Illinois, died peacefully on December 17, 2024, in Portland, Maine, surrounded by members of his family.

Paul Allen speaks for all. The Minnesota Vikings were smacked by the Los Angeles Rams in the wild-card round on Monday night, 27-9, ending a 14-3 season in a way that only they can. Minnesota's ...

PORTLAND - The Rev. Dr. Paul S. Allen, pastor emeritus of Winnetka Congregational Church in Winnetka, Ill., died peacefully on Dec. ... PORTLAND – The Rev. Dr. Paul S. Allen, pastor emeritus of ...

Two of the leading items in Tuesday’s live auction of Paul Allen items included a 1976 Cray-1 supercomputer, left, and a 1939 letter from Albert Einstein to President Franklin D. Roosevelt.