“Equity and Inclusion is a Guiding Principle for How We’re Approaching the Work.”
The newly appointed chair of the Greater Portland Economic Development District says equity will be the primary focus of our region’s 5-year strategic plan.
Sander Gusinow
Tech Trends Survey Shows Hiring Pain in Portland
A new industry report shows tech sector revenue is up and retention is down – with small and medium-sized tech companies bucking the trend.
Aligned Data Centers Announces Hillsboro Expansion
The new data center is the latest in a series of data centers setting up shop in Hillsboro.
Transit Agency Announces Free On-Demand Bus Service for La Grande and Island City Residents
Funded by the State Transportation Improvement Fund, the bus overhaul will expand hours, and allow all residents to schedule individualized pickups with their local bus route.
Bob’s Red Mill Sustainability Manager Talks Food Waste Reduction Initative
Julia Person says an employee-selected change in conveyor belt technique resulted in a 70% reduction in wasted food
‘Tripledemic’ Slams Oregon Health Care Systems
The Oregon Nurses Association says patient numbers have overwhelmed hospital staff
Brown Hope To Move Forward With Basic Income Program After CEO Ouster, Reinstatement
Board president Gregory McKelvey says he will step in on an interim basis after founder’s removal
Milwaukie Adopts Pair of Electrification Resolutions
NW Natural, which has been criticized for its response to electrification efforts in Eugene and Milwaukie, calls Milwaukie’s resolutions ‘illogical’
Jackson County Restricts Mushroom Retreats to Cities
The vote upends plans for a massive psychedelic wellness ranch outside Ashland, but Silo Wellness CEO Mike Arnold says he plans to keep trying.
OMIC Training Center’s New Director To Prioritize Marginalized Communities, Hands-On Learning.
Patty Hawkins, who has spent over 22 years at PCC, says exposure to advanced manufacturing will bring the most students to the learning center.