Transportation data

New home listings, multiple listings, single family homes

Farm prices, lumber production, energy consumption.

At Portland staffing services firm Boly:Welch, partner Pat Welch’s apricot standard poodle, Rudy, is as much a fixture around the office as the copy machine.

He badly wants a major league baseball franchise in Portland. The feeling is personal as well as professional.

IPOs are nowhere to be seen in a fast-paced year of financings, mergers and acquisitions

Lorry Lokey showed up for his first day at Alameda Elementary School in Portland like most first-graders: a little lump of clay, hands in pockets, ready to be molded.

Almost 70% of the 715 respondents to our online survey conducted by Conkling Fiskum & McCormick say rising energy prices have cut their profitability, but many also say they have not made any significant changes because of it.

A different kind of agency head and a renewed focus on strategy signals a new era for the Oregon Economic and Community Development Department.

Two Eastern Oregon roadways received funding from the Federal Highway Administration in the form of 2005 National Scenic Byway grants.