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Threemile Canyon Farms honored by OBI
PORTLAND – Threemile Canyon Farms of Boardman is one of the two recipients of the 2026 Oregon Visionary Award from Oregon Business & Industry (OBI). The award presentation is today at the Portland Art Museum. The other winner is ENTEK of Lebanon which manufactures a key component in batteries.
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Missing Lloyd? Its oldest tenant is about to reopen at another mall food court
The next era of a historic Portland popcorn vendor is upon us. Joe Brown’s Carmel Corn has been a local fixture for nearly a century. After debuting its original downtown Portland shop in 1932, the family-run business expanded citywide before temporarily shutting down in the wake of World War I.
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NW Natural gas rates going up 7.3% this weekend in Oregon
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OHSU flips script after earlier losses
Two years after laying off hundreds of employees and announcing a strategy of prioritizing profitable types of care, Oregon Health & Science University reports that the public entity has stanched its earlier operating losses and now is squarely in the black. For the fiscal year that ended June 30, OHSU...
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Kohr Explores: Durant Olive Mill ‘pressing’ into another year of Olio Nuovo
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – An annual celebration of Oregon’s finest olive oil is coming to Dayton as the Olio Nuovo festival returns to Durant Olive Mill. Through the month of November, you can expect festivities surrounding the first pressings of Oregon-made olive oil, including facility tours, special dinners, guided tasting and much more. Kohr Harlan […]
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Ridgefield Couple Leaves Corporate Jobs to Open Pottery Studio
A new pottery-painting studio in Ridgefield is giving Clark County residents a place to sit down, pick up a brush, and turn a plain ceramic pot into whatever their imagination allows — including, in one customer's case, a freehand peregrine falcon. Clayvana, owned by Steven and Emily Busenbarrick, opened on Aug. 21, roughly a year after the couple first had the idea. Its customers range from kids who tap out after half an hour to others who settle in from open to close.