Migrant workers staying in Oregon
Migrant workers are starting to stay for years in one place in Oregon, boosting their children’s education.
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Oregon federal workers to pay back benefits from shutdown
Oregon federal workers must repay the unemployment benefits they received during the 16-day shutdown.
Damascus could disincorporate
Oregon could lose Damascus next month, if enough people vote to disincorporate.
Oregon agriculture – not just a commodity
Agriculture is an economic driver and brings in dollars from outside state borders.
Lean in? Not Sabrina Parsons.
The CEO of Palo Alto Software leans back — and grows a tech company.
Salmon savers
Seven people and projects seeking to restore the salmon economy.
Onion King
You won’t catch Bob Hale crying over onions — whole, processed or fresh cut. The CEO of River Point Farms in Hermiston, Hale presides over the largest onion growing and processing operation in the country, with 450 million pounds of overall onion volume each year.
New NFL helmet rules could hurt Newberg company
Newberg-based Hydro Graphics recovered from the recession by creating eye-catching coatings for football helmets. But in August, the NFL ruled that players may only use one helmet during the season.
Women taking control of more Oregon farms
Increasingly, women are assuming leadership of Oregon family farms.
D.R. Horton proposes new development in Portland
Homebuilder D.R. Horton proposed a 58-home development in Southwest Portland.