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Oregon blueberry farmers are fighting off a rapidly-spreading fungus which causes “mummy berries.”

Lane County’s economy lost over 17,000 jobs in the past five years, but now is slowly beginning to get some of them back.

Naturally Advanced Technologies hired a Salem-based crop adviser to contract with Willamette Valley flax farmers.

Climbing gas prices that are up 15.5 cents since last week are putting a stop to many Oregonian’s spring break plans.

Hundreds of out-of-staters make a pilgrimage to Oregon each year, because it is the only state to issue medical marijuana cards to non-residents.

Portland business leaders released a new plan to double the region’s exports in five years, creating up to 113,000 jobs.

Harry & David’s 2011 holiday sales were up after a feeble 2010 season pushed the company to declare bankruptcy.

Energy storage company EnerG2 opened a new manufacturing facility in Albany.

Five Oregon state workers filed a federal class-action lawsuit over a new employee wellness program.

Oregon hop growers are developing complex, specialty hops to cater to the state’s craft brewers.