Approval Granted for New Stadium Lighting at Grant Bowl After a Century of Darkness

In a pivotal decision for Grant High School athletes, the City of Portland has approved the installation of 80-foot stadium lights at the school’s athletic field, known as the “Grant Bowl.” This marks the first time in the school’s 100-year history that evening games will be possible. The approval, granted by Portland Hearings Officer Marisha Childs, comes after community support was expressed during a land use hearing. While some residents raised concerns about potential noise and litter, the proposal was approved with conditions, including a requirement for events to conclude by 9:30 p.m. and the use of custodial services for cleanup. Grant High is currently the only 6A school in Oregon without stadium lights, highlighting the significance of this change for both athletes and the local community.

Approval Granted for New Stadium Lighting at Grant Bowl After a Century of Darkness

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