Modular Moment
Funding from the Build Back Better Regional Challenge has paved the way for a public-private collaboration to create a cheaper, more sustainable mass-housing alternative in Oregon.
Blumenauer: House’s Passage of MORE Act ‘A Milestone’
The MORE Act, which would legalize cannabis nationwide, passed the House of Representatives, marking the first time a federal body has voted to end prohibition. But its future in the Senate is uncertain.
Comcast Expands Network to Silverton
The communications company cites growing demand, a commitment to underserved communities, and public assistance programs as reasons for the expansion.
LCC, UO Expand Energy Management Training Program
Coordinators hope the program will meet growing demand for sustainability technicians and become a model for other states.
Withdrawn
Banks have closed thousands of branches in the last two years, many in rural communities. Small-business owners say they’re being left in the lurch.
Normalizing Mental Health Help
Brand Story – Bridgeway Recovery Services changes the conversation about treatment.
Construction Industry Is Booming — and So Are the Risks
Brand Story – The new normal includes monitoring, managing a growing list of liabilities.
Active Recovery TMS – Breakthrough Depression Treatment Transforms Lives
Brand Story – How transcranial magnetic stimulation offers hope for treatment-resistant depression.
Al Kennedy Admitted to Fellows of the American College of Bankruptcy
Tonkon Torp partner Al Kennedy has been admitted as a Fellow in the 33rd Class of the American College of Bankruptcy. Al’s class will be recognized at the College’s Annual Meeting in April, 2022 for their professional excellence and exceptional contributions to the bankruptcy and insolvency practice.