By Tobias Carroll Drive half an hour northwest from Portland, Oregon and you’ll find yourself in North Plains — a small city, home to a few thousand residents. This month, however, it’s going to be on the map for another reason. It’s where Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club is located; that, in turn, is a forthcoming stop on the controversial LIV Golf tour. What does it mean to be the site of a sporting event that, by its very existence, is both high-profile and the subject of much debate? Writing at The Washington Post, Molly Hensley-Clancy looked at the upcoming event’s impact on the city. The article …