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TSA officers Andrea Green, left, and Edmund Gray stand beside a piece of old carpet from the terminal at Portland International Airport during a press conference in Portland Ore., March 20, 2015. (Michael Lloyd, The Oregonion)

SALEM, Ore. (AP) -- Visitors and Oregon locals lined up inside Portland International Airport to have their photos taken with an odd celebrity -- a piece of nearly 30-year-old carpet.

Before the day was over, more than 800 photo booth-style pictures were snapped of people standing next to the segment of floor covering, hung up for an event called PDX Carpet Fest.

It was classic Portland, a city known for keeping it weird: a farewell party for the airport's trademark teal carpet, which is being replaced after three decades under travelers' luggage wheels.

"I guess this carpet is really iconic, and I can't imagine another city getting this worked up over carpet," said Sierra Prior, a Portland resident who posed for photos before boarding her plane to New Orleans.

The unmistakably '80s carpet at the airport known as PDX is decorated with dark-blue lines and red, lavender and purple dots meant to symbolize air traffic controllers' view at night.

As word spread that it would be torn up, the weathered floor covering became an online superstar.

More than 40,000 "foot selfies" -- photos people took of their feet on the carpet -- were plastered on Instagram. The carpet got its own Facebook and Twitter pages.

Some local companies started selling T-shirts, coffee mugs and other products featuring its signature pattern.

"I'm getting married on November 6th, and I think I'm going to have all my groomsmen wear the PDX carpet socks," said Derek Harguth, a Portland native who went to the airport to check out the PDX Carpet Fest.

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Jan. 23, 2015: This selfie taken by Julie Sabatier, at Portland International Airport in Portland, Ore., shows her feet on older carpet due to be replaced at the terminal.(AP)

Oregon locals and visitors lined up inside Portland International Airport last week to snap photos with a 30-year-old carpet that has reached celebrity status.

More than 800 pictures were taken of people standing next to a segment of the floor covering hung up for an event called PDX Carpet Fest.

The city threw a farewell party for the airports trademark teal carpet, which is being replaced after three decades under travelers feet and wheeled suitcases.

"I guess this carpet is really iconic, and I can't imagine another city getting this worked up over carpet," said Sierra Prior, a Portland resident who posed for photos before boarding her plane to New Orleans.

The 80s-style carpet at PDX is decorated with dark-blue liners and red, lavender and purple dots meant to symbolize air traffic controllers view at night.

Once word spread the carpet was going to be torn up, the weathered floor covering became an online sensation. More than 40,000 foot selfies photos people took of their feet on the carpet were plastered on Instagram. Companies even started to sell T-shirts featuring the pattern.

"I'm getting married on November 6th, and I think I'm going to have all my groomsmen wear the PDX carpet socks," said Derek Harguth, a Portland native who went to the airport to check out the PDX Carpet Fest.

Demands for remnants of the carpet have been so high that airport officials are giving four local vendors 1,000 square yards to incorporate into items such as sofas, doormats and cat beds.

Carpet Mill Outlet received a request from a fan who was recently proposed to on the carpet and wants to use a strip to make a runner for the wedding.

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TSA officers Andrea Green, left, and Edmund Gray stand beside a piece of dressed up old carpet from the terminal at Portland International Airport on March 20. (Michael Lloyd/The Oregonian/The Associated Press)

SALEM, Ore. Visitors and locals lined up inside Portland International Airport to have their photos taken with an odd celebrity a piece of nearly 30-year-old carpet.

By days end, more than 800 photo booth-style pictures were snapped of people standing next to the segment of floor covering, hung up for an event called PDX Carpet Fest.

It was classic Portland, a city known for keeping it weird: a farewell party for the airports trademark teal carpet, which is being replaced after three decades under travelers and luggage wheels.

I guess this carpet is really iconic, and I cant imagine another city getting this worked up over carpet, said Sierra Prior, a Portland resident who posed for photos before boarding her plane to New Orleans.

The unmistakably 80s carpet at the airport known as PDX is decorated with dark-blue lines and red, lavender and purple dots a design meant to symbolize air traffic controllers view at night.

As word spread that it would be torn up, the weathered floor covering became an online superstar.

More than 40,000 foot selfies photos people took of their feet on the carpet were plastered on Instagram. The carpet got its own Facebook and Twitter pages.

Some local companies started selling T-shirts, coffee mugs and other products featuring its signature pattern.

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SALEM, Oregon Visitors and Oregon locals lined up inside Portland International Airport to have their photos taken with an odd celebrity a piece of nearly 30-year-old carpet.

Before the day was over, more than 800 photo booth-style pictures were snapped of people standing next to the segment of floor covering, hung up for an event called PDX Carpet Fest.

It was classic Portland, a city known for keeping it weird: a farewell party for the airport's trademark teal carpet, which is being replaced after three decades under travelers' luggage wheels.

"I guess this carpet is really iconic, and I can't imagine another city getting this worked up over carpet," said Sierra Prior, a Portland resident who posed for photos before boarding her plane to New Orleans.

The unmistakably '80s carpet at the airport known as PDX is decorated with dark-blue lines and red, lavender and purple dots meant to symbolize air traffic controllers' view at night.

As word spread that it would be torn up, the weathered floor covering became an online superstar.

More than 40,000 "foot selfies" photos people took of their feet on the carpet were plastered on Instagram. The carpet got its own Facebook and Twitter pages.

Some local companies started selling T-shirts, coffee mugs and other products featuring its signature pattern.

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SALEM, Ore. Visitors and locals lined up inside Portland International Airport to have their photos taken with an odd celebrity a piece of nearly 30-year-old carpet.

By day's end, more than 800 photo booth-style pictures were snapped of people standing next to the segment of floor covering, hung up for an event called PDX Carpet Fest.

It was classic Portland, a city known for keeping it weird: a farewell party for the airport's trademark teal carpet, which is being replaced after three decades under travelers and luggage wheels.

"I guess this carpet is really iconic, and I can't imagine another city getting this worked up over carpet," said Sierra Prior, a Portland resident who posed for photos before boarding her plane to New Orleans.

The unmistakably '80s carpet at the airport known as PDX is decorated with dark-blue lines and red, lavender and purple dots a design meant to symbolize air traffic controllers' view at night.

As word spread that it would be torn up, the weathered floor covering became an online superstar.

More than 40,000 "foot selfies" photos people took of their feet on the carpet were plastered on Instagram. The carpet got its own Facebook and Twitter pages.

Some local companies started selling T-shirts, coffee mugs and other products featuring its signature pattern.

"I'm getting married on November 6th, and I think I'm going to have all my groomsmen wear the PDX carpet socks," said Derek Harguth, a Portland native who went to the airport to check out the PDX Carpet Fest.

Demand for actual remnants of the carpet has been so high that airport officials are giving four local vendors 1,000 square yards each to incorporate into items including sofas, doormats and cat beds that will be sold to the public.

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Des Moines Performing arts provided a construction update Wednesday on the new Cowles Commons.

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The area features a red granite stone and brick "Des Moines Red Carpet" that will run from Capital Square to the Des Moines Civic Center.

Officials said Wednesday that final demolition around the perimeter of the site is next on the construction checklist. Concrete sidewalks are being installed in the north grove area of the park.

Preparation work is happening for installation of the red carpet area and new interactive fountain.

Officials said that in the coming weeks concrete sidewalks will be installed all over the Commons. Crews will be pouring concrete daily through the middle of next week in order to finish the north grove sidewalks.

Cowles Commons replaces the old Nollen Plaza with its sunken amphitheater and wading pool.

The new Commons will host concerts, festivals, markets, outdoor films and other special events.

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