Former O investigative reporter aims to supercharge small town journalism
A Q&A with Les Zaitz, publisher and editor of the Malheur Enterprise.
Must Reads
Legislature follows Portland’s cue to stabilize housing crisis
Oregon House passes bill to lift ban on rent control and stop no-cause evictions.
Can Mass Timber Solve the Housing Crisis?
Our coverage of Portland’s Mass Timber Conference week concludes with a brief overview of CLT and affordable housing.
How green really are tall timber buildings?
Our coverage of Portland’s Mass Timber conference week continues, with a recap of a panel discussion on the environmental impacts of cross-laminated timber.
Legislative update: PERS, pot and electric vehicles
As the 2017 legislative session heads past the halfway mark, it’s crunch time for many bills awaiting time on the floor.
Nonprofits survey to get “equity” makeover
Managers at the Nonprofit Association of Oregon have embarked on a year-long effort to train staff on a new workplace ethic that is transforming how nonprofits operate.
‘More Manufacturers Needed’ to Jumpstart Mass Timber Industry
I caught the tail end of yesterday’s Mass Timber Summit, a Business Oregon-sponsored event timed to coincide but not to be confused with the much larger Mass Timber Conference that starts today in the Oregon Convention Center.
Portland Mayor makes big promises about city future
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler presented his first State of the City address Friday at a Portland City Club luncheon.
Portland businessman offers free ride to prison
Glenn Dahl wants to send Portland executives to prison.