Con-way fires 200 workers
Two hundred workers will lose their jobs at Con-Way on Monday when the company contracts out administrative and information technology services.
Nestlé wants water from Columbia Gorge spring
Nestlé Waters wants to tap into a Cascade Locks spring to bottle for its Arrowhead and Pure Life water brands.
Celebration Package – 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon in 2021
Presenting the 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon in 2021!
Eugene mattress company expands
Eugene-based Mattress Mania expands to Corvallis, with talks of expanding nationally.
Jobs Watch: Hard questions for the senator
How can we possibly bring down the costs of health care? What about the tax burden on small businesses? The patent backlog? The national debt? The lack of credit for growing businesses and startups? Those were just some of the hard questions directed at freshman Senator Jeff Merkley this morning at a “fireside chat” organized by the Software Association of Oregon at the Multnomah Athletic Club.
Roseburg biz turns loved ones’ ashes into “Bobrocks”
Kathy Presnell’s Roseburg business memorializes loved ones’ ashes by suspending them in glass, calling them “Bobrocks.”
Insurance may end Civil War reenactments
Liability insurance coverage for groups using public property may put an end to the Northwest Civil War Council’s reenactments.
Higher costs hurt builders
Application fees for Jackson County development services are going up amid low construction activity.
On The Scene: Street of Dreams
Portland’s high-profile Street of Dreams celebrated its 35th anniversary.. But in these trying times when Portland’s home sales are plummeting, just how necessary is a show that touts the merits of expansive home gyms and large separate guest quarters?
Measure 66 tax revenues coming up short
Indicators suggest Oregon won’t receive nearly as much revenue from Measure 66 as originally thought.