Come Back Singing
The Central Oregon town of Shaniko — once a hub for wool shipments — went bust more than 100 years ago. But locals are slowly working to bring the ghost town back to life.
Five Companies Eligible to Bid on State’s First Offshore Wind Lease
Past efforts to build floating turbines have drawn opposition from tribes and the fishing industry. Wyden, Merkley denounce the plan as rushed.
Powerlist: Law Firms
Plus: Survey Shows Law Firms Are Interested in AI but (Mostly) Not Hiring Robot Lawyers
Blumenauer’s Next Role Will Be with PSU
Long-serving Democrat will take an advisory role at the university after he retires from Congress in January.
Two Oregon Community Colleges get Infrastructure Funds to Grow CDL Programs
Schools in Klamath, Benton and Linn counties hope to graduate 43 professional drivers.
Hemp Hopes
Hemp advocates have praised the crop’s durability and versatility for decades. Now Oregon State is partnering with Native American tribes across the West to study potential uses for hemp in economic development.
Fred Meyer Workers Return to Work After 6-Day Strike, Call for Boycott
Union members protest Portland-based grocer as federal trial to stop merger occurs downtown. New Seasons workers stage an unrelated 1-day strike.
Next-Gen Video Solutions are Transforming Hotel Operations
Brand Story – The hospitality industry has long recognized the importance of security, but recent advancements in video technology are revolutionizing how hotels protect guests, staff, and property.
Oregon Joins Lawsuit Against Property Management Software Company
AGs including Ellen Rosenblum allege RealPage Inc. runs a price-fixing cartel for landlords. Two neighborhoods in Oregon are said to be affected.
Report: Continued Shipping at Terminal 6 Would Cost Public Millions
A financial forecast prepared for Gov. Kotek says container service is feasible but costly.