South Korea ramps up trade with Oregon
South Korea spends more than $1 billion annually on Oregon crops, technology and other products, while Oregonians buy $1.6 billion in Korean products each year.
South Korea spends more than $1 billion annually on Oregon crops, technology and other products, while Oregonians buy $1.6 billion in Korean products each year.
Supporters of the Columbia River Crossing are considering convening a special session of the Oregon Legislature.
Kaiser Permanente opened a retail site in Washington Square mall, coinciding with the launch of Cover Oregon.
In the past three months, at least four tap rooms or growler fill stations have announced plans to open in Eugene-Springfield.
The origin of the genetically engineered wheat found in an eastern Oregon field is still a mystery.
CNN: A new project, “The Faces of Facebook,” collects more than 1.27 billion Facebook profile photos on one site.
BBC: Best-selling US author Tom Clancy, known to millions for his Jack Ryan series of novels, has died aged 66.
NPR: A 2010 whooping cough outbreak in California was found to be due to parents refusing to vaccinate their children.
Oregon’s state Legislature special session was delayed for much of its first day.
Cover Oregon, the state’s online health insurance marketplace, debuted with an unfinished website that doesn’t allow insurance agents and community organizations to begin enrolling people.