EnviroTech rides the rails
EnviroTech Services opened a facility in Prineville that plans to make extensive use of the City of Prineville Railway.
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Local meat processing pushed
The owner of Mt. Joseph Family Foods wants to bring a mobile slaughter unit to Joseph so local ranchers can market their meat locally.
Solar-powered fashion
Project Runway winner Seth Aaron Henderson will present a collection inspired by SolarWorld at Portland Fashion Week.
Fruit stands crush farmers markets on price
Portland consumers are increasingly turning to fruit stands as a cheaper alternative to farmers markets.
Regence stops selling child-only coverage
Regence BlueCross BlueShield, Oregon’s largest health insurer, has stopped selling child-only coverage.
Nike stock hits all-time high
Nike stock hit an all time high of $79, as CEO Mark Parker predicted 42% growth over the next five years.
Lochmead Dairy thrives
Junction City’s Lochmead Dairy group is expanding to grow with the demand for recently-acquired Coconut Bliss ice cream.
Google comes to downtown Portland
Google moved into its new downtown Portland office and immediately began work with software developed by Instantiations.
Land-use laws prevent towns from expanding
Many Oregon towns attempt to increase their urban growth boundaries to attract industrial development, only to struggle in court proceedings for many years.
Harry & David doubles its losses
Medford-based gourmet gift and food company Harry & David doubled its losses during fiscal year 2010, losing $39.2 million.