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Portland revives bike share proposal

City Hall proposes putting 600 bicycles into circulation.

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Doubt cast on Planar sale

The market’s downturn could make closing difficult for display company.

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Nike wants to sign Eugene school district

Sports apparel giant known for targeting major college programs and pro sports leagues now wants Eugene teens wearing the swoosh.

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PSU still cleaning up from enormous donation that wasn’t

Unvetted donor continues to irk university officials after two leaders resign.

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How New Seasons is adjusting to the drought

Portland grocer is buying produce that requires less water to produce.

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Ted Wheeler will run for Portland mayor

Oregon treasurer officially announces he’ll challenge Charlie Hales.

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More Kitzhaber emails released

Evidence indicating impropriety by Cylvia Hayes mounts with each new data dump.

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City Club pushes for Portland streets funds

Commissioner Steve Novick applauds report that calls for voters to approve a gas tax.

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Haggen files for bankruptcy

Grocery chain that took over several Albertsons across the West filed for Ch. 11 protection Tuesday.

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UO trustees weigh solutions for soaring tuition

One option: locking in tuition at each student’s rate his/her freshman year.

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News

Central Oregon Shines in Travel + Leisure’s 2026 World’s Best Awards - Highly regarded annual travel industry rankings include Oregon's Sunriver Resort and Brasada Ranch along with the city of Bend.
Portland Parks & Recreation Launches Design Competition for Gov. Tom McCall Waterfront Park - Rare opportunity to shape Portland’s waterfront and redefine the city’s relationship to place, community and the Willamette River.
$97M Awarded Across Oregon to Improve Rural Health - OHA announces grants to advance rural healthcare in every Oregon county.
Workforce Training Pipeline Helps Oregon Building Owners Cut Energy Costs, Modernize Infrastructure and Meet Compliance Standards - A training program for the building management workforce that saves Oregon building owners big money and advances the careers of building managers is open for enrollment.
Agricultural Connections Expands Access to Local Food Across Central Oregon - Residents can shop local through a growing regional pickup network, subscription boxes and flexible online ordering options.
Becoming Financially Independent: A Practical Checklist for Young Adults - Financial habits that can help lay the groundwork for long-term stability.