Flexibility on when and where work takes place makes good business sense.

Sharon Beck digs in against predators of all stripes.

Oregon’s unemployment rate — a persistent sore spot for politicians and business groups — was the nation’s highest or second-highest state rate for 43 consecutive months (April 2001 to October 2004).

A story of the one that got away

Businesses overwhelmingly say Oregon policies are more favorable to big companies, with only 18% saying small businesses have a better situation.

A tenacious tribe of volunteers plays a vital role in Reedsport’s success

John Stocking, founder of Endangered Species Chocolate  Company of Talent, reached a settlement with the new owners of the company.

The City of Umatilla is moving closer to a new city hall and library with the purchase of two pieces of property downtown in December.

Murphy Plywood purchased the former Georgia-Pacific plywood  mill on the west side of Eugene and reopened it in January with 250 employees.