Paulson to Sell Thorns, Keep Timbers
Paulson, who stepped down as the CEO of both teams in October, faces two prospective bidders for the women’s soccer team
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Oregon State University, Rogue Farm Corps Win USDA Funding to Help New Farmers
The grants, totaling $1.5 million, will go to expanding educational programming and land access — including a ‘matchmaking’ program that helps new farmers network with retiring farmers in search of successors
Retailers Anticipate Another Record-Breaking Holiday Sales Season
National Retail Federation predicts 6% to 8% growth in holiday revenue sales
Gun Retailers Anticipate Sales Crash, Despite Record Gains
Without permit protocols in place, gun retailers could be unable to sell product after December 8.
Jackson County Psilocybin Ventures Could Be Penned in By Zoning Laws, Despite Failure of Ballot Measure
The county’s planning commission is mulling a local ordinance that could sink plans for a psychedelic ranch
Oregon Distillers Weather Drought, But Face Supply Chain Headwinds
Oregon’s wet climate and water conservation tech helps distillers mitigate the impact of diminishing water resources, but supply chain and distribution issues are still a threat
Hood River Nurses Ratify Contract With Providence
The new contract comes on the heels of 7 months of negotiation, and includes wage increases starting at 14%.
Cryptocurrency Donations Have ‘Notable Impact’ at Nonprofits, but NAO Urges Caution
Cryptocurrency donation platforms are helping connect donors with nonprofits, but the environmental impact of non-fungible tokens have turned some donors off.
Bioscience Company Announces Plans for Bend-Based Lab
Bend Bioscience will act as a research hub for pharmaceutical companies looking to outsource research.
Silo Wellness Plans Psychedelic Ranch Near Ashland
A November ballot measure could upend plans for a psilocybin retreat — so the company is hedging its bets