Hot, Dry Summers Plague Oregon’s Forests
A forest manager calls for landowners to plant more climate-resilient trees.
Gains and Losses
Oregon’s property tax laws and abatement of corporate taxes have impoverished schools. Can the new billion-dollar business tax help solve chronic underfunding?
Geffen Mesher Named Best Accounting Firm
Geffen Mesher has been named the Best Accounting Firm of 2019 by the Daily Journal of Commerce (DJC), a prominent publication in the building and construction industry.
The Good Farmer
Food entrepreneur Chuck Eggert has a bold plan to revitalize organic, small farms and educate the public about sustainable food systems.
Concordia University-Portland to Open Nursing Innovation Center
Concordia’s Nursing Program Continues Record Growth
Happy Hens
Oregon’s cage-free hen law will give 4 million birds more room to spread their wings, and will most likely increase the price of eggs.
Opinion: Business and Education Must Work Better Together
The apprenticeship model is making a comeback.
Rising Rents Put Pressure on Manufacturers
Moving expenses often outweigh the increased cost of renting factories in Portland.
Trade War Pounds Oregon From All Angles
While larger companies like Intel could mitigate the harm, smaller companies, especially farms, could face irreversible damage.