High Five

Legal political refugees provide another option for employers amid controversial immigration status of industrial farmworkers.

Eugene-based herb processor Mountain Rose Herbs is committed to sustainability and fair practices at all levels of the company’s dealings.

Many merchants oppose a possible city proposal that would ban the sale of malt liquor and wine in downtown Portland.

The restored Rogue River Lodge will employ 30 people, making it one of the largest employers on the Upper Rogue.

Proactive marketing strategy is key difference in success of Redmond’s enterprise zone and nearby Madras’ failure.

Oregon’s child labor regulations are changing to conform to new federal standards, include new prohibitions as well as job opportunities.

Oregon hazelnut growers are set for a second profitable year, with the crop estimated at between 35,000 and 40,000 tons.

Oregon’s Homeownership Stabilization Initiative is set to get an additional $49.2 million in federal funds, on top of the $88 million already received.

La Grande’s Higher Grounds coffee shop never was intended to be just about coffee, but has had more of an effect on troubled kids’ lives than ever imagined.

The innovative Oregon Sustainability Center could cement Portland’s place as greenest city in America, but is it economically sustainable?