It is time for the people of Oregon to be heard on the Klamath Settlement and it is time for real leaders in Washington to step up, confront the hard questions, and take up the Settlement in a meaningful way.
New York Times: “Despite the inherent attractiveness of cute trucks and clever food options, the [foodcart] business stinks.”
Reuters: Investigators have confirmed that ammonium nitrate was the trigger for the explosion at a West, Texas, fertilizer plant last month that left 14 people dead.
SoloPower made a last-minute payment on an Oregon loan, after state officials were preparing to foreclose on the manufacturer.
Nike named ZGF Architects as the architecture firm for its World Headquarters expansion project.
The Salem area landed a spot on an index that tracks improving home building markets.
Workers at Greenberry Fabrication in Lewisburg stretch and warm-up before work to stay healthy.
Chances of gun control legislation passing in Oregon are slim after Senate president Peter Courtney said the votes “just aren’t there.”
Intel redesigned one of its chips to cater to thin and light computing devices.
Hillsboro nonprofit HomePlate Youth Services is debuting Sit-n-Stay, a dog-sitting service at the Beaverton Farmers Market.