Morning Roundup: Legislators call on banks to accept pot biz; Adidas opens U.S. facility
Lawmakers seek banking access for marijuana businesses, while Adidas opens its first U.S. production facility.
Grand Ronde disenrollment overturned
The Grand Ronde Tribe continues to make headlines. The latest: the tribe’s decision to disenroll decedents of Chief Tumulth has been overturned.
Portland duo seeks privately-owned casino — again
Matt Rossman and Bruce Studer say they’re trying to open a privately-owned casino, again.
Ebb and Flow: Portland gets a new “clubhouse”
A weekly list of openings and closings, as well as new hires, fires and promotions.
Another home buying startup comes online
How Zeppidy aims to carve out a niche in the crowded housing website market.
Feedback: Five tweets from our followers
A random selection of tweets responding to OB articles and blogs.
Five snippets from the Oregon DNC delegation
The Democratic National Convention opened Monday amid a cloud of controversy and massive protests by die hard Bernie Sanders supporters.
After the casino: Q & A with Grand Ronde tribal chairman Reyn Leno
With annual casino revenues topping $70 million and an operating budget of more than $130 million, the 5,000-member Grand Ronde tribe is one of the more successful Native American tribes in the region.
Morning Roundup: Schools to housing; Yard subject of controversy — again
Prineville transforms school into housing, while Portland’s Yard building is the subject of controversy, again.