Portland arts venue protest highlights free speech conundrum
Protesters target venue after Portland arts organization announces it will host controversial speaker Jordan Peterson.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
Mobility companies seek to fill employee transportation gap
Private companies expand employee transportation options as TriMet beefs up service and regional government anticipates transit bond measure.
- Published in Travel and Transportation
Can the Zoo change its stripes?
Adapting to changing cultural norms, the Oregon Zoo pursues a conservation-oriented business model.
- Published in Energy and Environment
Lane Powell Named ‘Oregon Firm of the Year’ by Benchmark Litigation for 2015
The Firm was recognized for the strength of its case matters during 2014, including precedents set or verdicts with notable high dollar amounts at stake.
- Published in Press Releases
Whiteaker neighborhood a hotbed for new businesses
Previously known as a bad or just plain weird area, Eugene's Whiteaker neighborhood is becoming a hub for new businesses.
- Published in High Five
PGE profits fall 45 percent
Despite lower costs to buy power and fuel, Portland General Electric Co. profits fell 45%.
- Published in High Five
OSU gets $9.8M for biofuel
The U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded two five-year research grants to Oregon State University to fund biofuel research.
- Published in High Five
PDC mishandles Centennial Mills
The Portland Development Commission's handling of Centennial Mills with LAB Holding, the firm chosen to develop the site, has been marked with confusion and finger-pointing. A conflict of interest may be to blame.
- Published in High Five