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The Oregon Department of Energy and the U.S. Forest Service issued six grants to small wood energy project operators.

Erickson Air-Crane posted a fourth-quarter loss despite increased demand for its firefighting equipment.

Oregon Treasurer Ted Wheeler aims to make higher education more affordable by having the state invest in human capital instead of physical capital such as buildings and roads.

A Eugene city-sponsored program lets Eugene homeless people live in 6-foot-by-10-foot experimental houses called Conestoga huts.

A new Grocery Outlet Bargain Market opened in east Portland, an area considered a “food desert” by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

With Oregon’s next gubernatorial primary just over a year away, state Republicans are searching for a way to revive the party.

Pietro’s Pizza survived massive changes of growing from a mom-and-pop store to a chain of nearly 80 stores, back to its current three outlets.

Eugene-based nonprofit Thinkersmith offers computer science exposure to both children and adults, increasing future job opportunities for participants.

Oregon officials lifted a five-month ban on mussel harvesting in southern Oregon.

Washington’s liquor privatization is causing small liquor stores to lose business, and not only by walk-in customers who can now buy liquor at grocery stores.