As of Monday, Oregon Voter Turnout at 29.3 Percent, Oregonians Should Get Their Ballots to a Drop Box
Ballots due by 8pm TODAY, postmarks do not count. Ballot returns over the weekend indicate…
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Oregon Supreme Court Affirms Shorter Statute of Ultimate Repose for Spec Homes
The passage of too much time is generally considered a bad thing when it…
Forest Service Seeks Applicants for Young Women’s Career Camp
Discover Your Forest and the Deschutes National Forest are seeking applicants for the Young Women’s…
Design Review: It Takes a Village to Raise a Custom Home
(Photo above: custom home under construction at Pronghorn | courtesy of Aperion Management Group) Custom…
Robberson Ford Peanut Butter Drive Kicks Off with Benefit for NeighborImpact’s Emergency Food Program
Robberson Ford, in conjunction with the Ford Focus on Hunger, is joining other Ford dealers…
Opportunity Knocks & OSU-Cascades Present Principles of Leadership
Join Rod Ray on May 20 for an interactive course on the Principles of Leadership.…
Local Projects Awarded Funding through the Protect Your Playground Initiative through Mt. Bachelor
$7,000 in funding has been awarded to three finalists proposing environmentally focused projects in Central…
How The Internet of Things Is Helping to Improve Transportation Companies
Whether it be by land, sea or air, logistics and transportation are hugely significant components…
High Desert Museum’s Otter Exhibit Set to Reopen May 21
(Photo courtesy of High Desert Art Museum) Dramatic upgrades to the exhibit enhance viewing opportunities…
Earthjustice & Western Environmental Law Center Protest Oregon Timber Plan Saying Riddled with Loopholes
Earthjustice and the Western Environmental Law Center, on behalf of 22 conservation and fishing groups,…