Oregon group receives $240K for voter registration drive
Marijuana legalization and GMO labeling campaigns gave Our Oregon money, hoping to attract more young adults to vote this year.
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Marijuana legalization and GMO labeling campaigns gave Our Oregon money, hoping to attract more young adults to vote this year.
A group of public officials objects to using ConnectOregon grants to fuel coal exports.
The company says the stability of the food supply chain is at stake.
This year's Outdoor Retailer's Summer Market is in Salt Lake City and runs Wednesday through Friday.
The combined company will have approximately $5.1 billion in assets
The University of Oregon’s interim president comes from the school’s arts and sciences department.
If Affordable Care Act is struck down, funding for Oregon Medicaid expansion and other reforms could be at risk
Year-over-year revenue has doubled since Williams-Sonoma acquired the Portland lighting fixtures company 8 months ago.
Renewable energy developers are concerned Gov. Kitzhaber's 10-year energy plan does not support renewable energy generation.
As part of a new marketing push, fast-growing CBT Nuggets will release short training videos on variety of technology subjects
The Beaverton-based Oregon Technology Business Center will target poor and rural areas with online classes focused on entrepeneurship
After moving its Portland Tazo tea operations to Washington state, Starbucks is planning to open its first tea shop this fall
Local businesses earn $65 to $105 million from five festivals including Bite of Oregon and Oregon Brewer's Festival
Officials focus on reducing administrative burden for employers, who will be able to buy insurance on the exchange in January 2014