Terry Currier’s Weird Ride
The owner of Music Millennium talks about how indie record stores came together to get out of a years-long slump — and why younger generations are embracing physical media.
Loco Por La Aventura Opens an Outdoor Retail Store in Portland’s Central Eastside
The opening of BaseCamp follows the closure of several outdoor stores in the urban core — but the founders are not deterred by choppy economic waters.
Oregon Shakespeare Festival Names New Interim Executive Director
Javier ‘Javi’ Dubon replaces Gabriella Calicchio, who served only seven months.
In Conversation: Bob Christnacht, Executive Vice President, Pendleton Woolen Mills
Revenue chief on tariff challenges: ‘We’re turning over every rock’
What Does It Mean to Be Green in 2025?
Sustainable business — and the notion of sustainability itself — doesn’t look quite the way it did a few years ago. But some concepts are evergreen.
Cyber Security And Small Business
Brand Story – How to keep you information safe from cyber threats.
In Conversation; Rick Wright, CEO, Market of Choice
Wright talks about how the Eugene-based grocery chain’s model has helped it thrive in the face of disruption — including a cyberattack that knocked out systems for one of the industry’s big suppliers.
Dutch Bros Will Move HQ From Oregon
The Grants Pass-founded coffee chain had previously relocated operations to Arizona and Texas.
Bill Providing Unemployment Checks To Striking Workers Passes After Wild Ride Through Legislature
SB 916 now heads to Gov. Kotek, who indicates she’ll sign the controversial bill, which makes Oregon the first state to provide unemployment benefits to public as well as private workers.