The Unicorn Effect
A llama therapy and entertainment business gains success on the back of wellness craze.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Sander Gusinow
Arts and Entertainment
Still Rolling
Oregon’s film industry has exploded over the past five years. Businesses, especially rural communities, are reaping the benefits.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Sander Gusinow
Corporate Escape
How Bend’s Puzzle Effect creates a new kind of escape room experience for businesses.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Sander Gusinow
The Producer
David Cress, producer of hit TV show Portlandia, explains how Oregon’s film industry has taken off and how it supports sectors all over the state.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Sander Gusinow
Gambling App Could Bring Revenue, and Unexpected Cost
The Oregon Lottery’s new sports betting app has been a success, but public health experts warn of hidden costs.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Sander Gusinow
A New Kind of Kids Book
How one Portland-based children’s book series takes a different approach to storytelling and marketing.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Sander Gusinow
Central Oregon Dispatch: Print Still Matters
The Bend Bulletin newspaper may have gone through bankruptcy, but businesses still want to advertise.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Jenn Director Knudsen
Portland Thorns Keep Eye on The Ball
The city’s women’s soccer team has seen an uptick in attendance since the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Is it a temporary boost or laying the foundations for things to come?
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Sander Gusinow
Disappearing Act
Arts majors are vanishing, but the role of arts education is becoming more vital to business than ever before.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Sander Gusinow
A new funding model improves equity in the arts
Smaller organizations will receive more money from the Regional Arts and Culture Council.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- by Caleb Diehl