Central Oregon town puts moratorium on pot sales
Madras voters will decide whether to allow recreational marijuana sales.
OSU research fundraising has record year
Oregon State University wrapped up its fiscal year at the end of June with $308.9 million raised.
New green wood building product takes off in Oregon
Oregon is set to become a hub of a new type of wooden building design as a southern Oregon timber company becomes the first certified manufacturer of a high-tech wood product, known as cross-laminated timber, or CLT.
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Kristen G. Hilton Joins Sussman Shank LLP
Sussman Shank LLP is pleased to welcome our newest attorney, Kristen Hilton, as an associate in the firm’s Litigation Department.
John McAfee wants to be president
OREGONLIVE.COM: Erratic tech entrepreneur will launch an unlikely campaign for president.
In-N-Out will open more Oregon restaurants
OREGONLIVE.COM: The Medford In-N-Out will not be Oregon’s only outpost.
Portland revives bike share proposal
City Hall proposes putting 600 bicycles into circulation.
Doubt cast on Planar sale
The market’s downturn could make closing difficult for display company.
Nike wants to sign Eugene school district
Sports apparel giant known for targeting major college programs and pro sports leagues now wants Eugene teens wearing the swoosh.