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BPA redevelopment project hits prefab milestone
Dec 13, 2022 Business Tribune - NewsOpsis Architecture, Western Partitions and Mortenson work with prefabrication to streamline construction. -
ODOT digs deep for Abernethy Bridge project
Dec 12, 2022 Business Tribune - NewsPowerful oscillator digs 200 feet below Willamette River near West Linn and Oregon City.
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Creating community in Cully
Through her small business, Bison Coffeehouse, Loretta Guzman provides a place for her neighbors to come together while also supporting other Native…
Momma G's Soup connection
From a booth at a local farmers market to a new storefront location, Gaila Lusby is building a small business empire, one bowl of soup at a time.
Small Business Spotlight: The fine art of boutique basics
Running a new and successful retail shop called The Lamb Boutique is just one of entrepreneur Ambrosia Johnson's many talents.
Business events calendar
A listing of in-person and virtual events to help small business owners and entrepreneurs build networks and stay connected.
Oppenlander: Litigation over West Linn fields drags on
The city and school district attend settlement conference for Oppenlander lawsuit
Kotek pledges to visit all counties in first year as…
Democrat carried just 7 of 36 in her victory, but says travel will help her achieve common priorities.
Renovations completed on historic Scappoose home
Mark Altstetter and Greg Kornberg spent past decade restoring the 1895 home.
Businesses concerned about looming displacements for Lake…
The city has delayed a decision on whether to enter into an agreement to build the plant, but still plans to move forward on acquiring Foothills…
Old Town neighbors not satisfied with Lake Oswego plans to…
The association wants the city to hire an engineering firm specializing in pickleball sound mitigation
Nya's Cakes to open new bakery space in Sandy
Nya Warwick prepares Champion Way storefront for sales of her tasty creations beginning in December.
I-5 replacement bridge costs: $6 billion, with luck
The first official cost estimates for replacing the aging spans range from $5 billion to $7.5 billion.
Standard Solar begins community solar project in Boring
Panels to generate over 3.6 million kilowatt hours of clean energy each year
Bridgeport Village hosts holiday fun, opens new stores
Santa Claus and holiday activities are now on tap at the shopping complex in Tigard and Tualatin.
Canby 'White Building' still in limbo
Clackamas County Historic Review Board fails to reach a quorum, delaying a decision on Carus building
Additional passionate testimony against Ranch development
County Commissioners to decide on 54-lot development on Crooked River Ranch
Slow Rise Bakehouse grows into restaurant
The new spot, previously occupied by Bella Donna's Bistro, has 34 seats compared to six at the previous storefront.
TVF&R rescues construction worker on scaffolding atop West…
The construction worker suffered a medical emergency while working Friday afternoon.
Portland police make arrests at psilocybin 'Shroom House'
Voters OK'd the use of psilocybin in controlled medical situations, but not retail distribution of the drug.
How Portland metro breweries avoided pandemic's 'last call'
Area brewers said they tackled the pandemic by focusing on canning and distribution to stay afloat.
Wheeler: Remote city employees must be in offices 1/2 time
Portland mayor wants the 40% working remotely to clock in at least half time beginning in April.
Ava Roasteria breaks ground on mixed use downtown Tigard…
The small coffee chain will build a coffee shop/cocktail bar, a roaster and bakery in a building with 22 apartments.
New sign construction begins at South Y
After being hit twice by vehicles, the city is rebuilding the welcome sign at the south end of town
The nine-month detour on J Street is over
The retrofit to the Willow Street Bridge is finished, the 2-mile detour lifted
PGE wants you to keep warm this winter
Utility lends some tips on heating your home, preparing for power outages and more
Building goes on at St. Helens High despite higher costs
Inflation and supply chain issues are among stumbling blocks as construction goes on at St. Helens High School.
Canby explores housing needs as population grows
City staff considers the possibility of expanding the urban growth boundary .
New playground project at Prineville's Stryker Park is…
The project is made possible through a collaboration between the CCPR Foundation, the CCPR District and Prineville Kiwanis - and all of the community…
Key hearing on Crooked River Ranch development
Jefferson County Commissioners hear testimony Wednesday night on zoning change
City Council approves Frog Pond plans, new cultural calendar
The council also proclaimed Wilsonville Wildcats Week in honor of the girls soccer team's state title.
More industrial lands being annexed by Hillsboro
The flurry of industrial developments isn't slowing down any time soon, as companies are securing more land.
Oregon Court of Appeals considers question of…
A landowner of the area, which is currently barred from development, challenges intergovernmental agreements between Lake Oswego, West Linn,…
Nurses: Staffing shortage causing health care crisis
A new report conducted by the Oregon Nurses Association reveals mounting costs of the lack of personnel
Visitors welcome: Oregon Capitol south entrance…
The front doors still remain closed because of construction activity that will continue for many months.
Hillsboro mattress store fined $67,000 for safety…
State inspectors say the employer forced employees to drive an unsafe vehicle for deliveries.
Alpenrose plans expansion, relocation in Clackamas
Portland-based dairy company purchases Larsen's Creamery; move to be completed in 2023
CENTRAL OREGON HISTORY: City of Prineville builds a…
Community residents worried that Prineville would become ghost town without railroad connections
Clackamas County extends closure of Oregon City's…
Construction schedule is hampered by supply delays, inaccurate estimate of landslide damage.
Cedar Hills New Seasons Market newest location to…
Cedar Hills is the ninth New Seasons store this year to file for representation under the New Seasons Labor Union.
Portland School District to pay $750K to settle…
Fortis Construction says PPS agreed to cover Corporate Activity Tax costs on Leodis McDaniel High School remodel
Ground broken for affordable apartments in North…
The 63 units are intended to serve displaced and longtime neighborhood residents.
Ribbon cut at new See's Candies in Northwest…
The uptown candy shop is now open on 23rd and Glisan, just in time for holiday gifting
Chamber of Commerce can't pay executive director
The Forest Grove/Cornelius Chamber of Commerce is now without an executive director.
Milwaukie City Hall to become brewery, restaurant
Henry Point Development plans mix of tenants for historic civic space on Main Street.
Merritt Paulson to sell Portland Thorns
The owner says the search for new leadership will not be rushed, and he hopes the team will stay at Providence Park.
Highway to prosperity: Ice Age Drive to support…
The road will be a key factor in development, linking Sherwood to 124th Avenue, and increasing Sherwood's tax base.
Wilsonville identifies three priorities in…
The priorities are a public works complex, updates to the police building and improvements to its transit facility.
Two new donut shops coming to Wilsonville
Benny's Donuts and Mr. Maple Donuts both plan to open stores in Wilsonville early next year.
First Tech Credit Union announces 2022 donation…
Local organizations that benefited include Beaverton and Hillsboro schools boosters and Centro Cultural.
Fed up, five business threaten to move out of…
Community meeting happens before the City Council to approve $27 million for sanctioned homeless camps.
Tualatin River NWR to make parking, sidewalk…
Improvements to the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge are expected to begin in December and last for six months.
Will 2023 be a good time to buy a house?
Brought to you by Lake Oswego Realtor Justin Harnish, Harnish Properties - REAL ESTATE INSIDER
Precision Castparts: Largest pollution payout in…
DEQ could not confirm neighbors' fears they'd been exposed to noxious substances; Precision Castparts pays anyway
Prineville business passionate about customer…
Holly Ceciliani not only loves clothing, but she strives to offer quality items for every age and every demographic of women
West Linn's Holiday Tour of Homes is back
Proceeds from Dec. 5 event will help fund party for 2022 WLHS graduating class
In-person input sought on proposed Denney Road…
The open house is on preliminary plans for left-turn lanes and bike lanes from Scholls Ferry to Road to Highway 217.
Troutdale fields four pitches for The Confluence
Developers vie for site north of downtown with residential, retail, park plans
Crime closes Portland business
Rains PDX owner shuts down, can not take lawlessness in their Northeast neighborhood anymore
Highway 47 bridge over Dairy Creek in Banks reopens
There is still work to be done, state officials say. The permanent road surface will not be installed until 2023.
Feedback sought on Hall Boulevard improvements
As part of a visioning project, an online survey asks people what they want the urban arterial to look like.
Scappoose planning commission votes in favor of…
Planning commission recommends city council approve application to build 48 homes, some in what is now part of the 100-year floodplain.
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