Morning Roundup
Terminal 1 receives seven bids, pot industry slows amid heavy regulation and UO seeks property for Knight campus.
Only Truffle Dog Competition in North America – The Joriad™ Truffle Dog Championship Returns to Eugene this January
An original competition in North America, the Joriad™, held this year on January 26, 2017, is a one-day event offering the ability to watch and experience some of the world’s most talented truffle dogs as they compete in a qualifying trial to find truffle-scented targets. The only competition of its kind in North America, winners … Read more
Everything old is new
38 Davis, a mixed-use project in Old Town/Chinatown, provides a snapshot of next generation business and design trends.
News Release: Portland, PSU partner to encourage B Corp certification
Mayor Charlie Hales announced a partnership between the City of Portland, Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber (HMC), Venture Portland and Portland State University on Giving Tuesday.
Morning Roundup
China revealed as stakeholder in Lattice sale, Oregon official misuses state funds and Comcast extends state tax fight.
Cybersleuthing: A peek at Oregon’s new security breach database
Cache problems, phishing and malicious code plague Oregon businesses and consumers.
Morning Roundup
Education department drafts Measure 98 plans, Portland commissioner approves Wall Street Journal criticism, and Roseburg sawmill demands apology from Department of Energy auditor.
Morning Roundup
In today’s news, judge halts Obama’s overtime rule, scientists argue election was rigged and Sen. Edwards resigns to work on Knight campus.
Slideshow: Can Jim Akenson rebrand hunting?
Our November/December issue featured an article about Jim Akenson, the Oregon Hunting Association’s first conservation director.