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‘To Kill A Wolf’ filmed in Mt. Hood National Forest, Gresham
Modern dark retelling of “Little Red Riding Hood” included scenes at Burns Feed, Rhododendron
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Eagles Nest Golf brings 42,000 courses to Downtown Gresham
Virtual indoor golf simulator lets folks practice their swing, have fun on dreary days
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Free student backpacks coming to Sandy, Troutdale stores
Annual Verizon-Cellular Plus back-to-school event supports students
Local News
Check out Street of Dreams in Lake Oswego and beyond
While more dispersed, the NW Natural Street of Dreams in Lake Oswego, Portland and beyond can once again ...
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Oregon Agricultural Trust gains ground in quest to protect ag properties
Kurt Thomas, whose family owns the Agency Ranch in Southern Oregon, preached three rules to his children at ...
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Oregon’s Bynum, Merkley and Florida Republicans target microplastics with new bill
U.S. Rep. Janelle Bynum views the bipartisan, bicameral and bicoastal Microplastics Safety Act as a way to marry ...
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Oregon approves ambitious framework for ’microgrids’
Oregon lawmakers have passed a pair of bills to enable “microgrids” within the larger power system. Microgrids are ...
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Historic Washington County bookstore finds new home: Jan’s and Arcade Book Exchange to relocate to Raleigh Hills
In a move bookended by community connection and business necessity, Jan’s and Arcade Book Exchange is set to ...
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Brax Laundry opens new location in Estacada
Business celebrates with grand opening with donations to nonprofit partner
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Former information officer implicated in latest ethics ruling for Oregon bourbon scandal
The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission’s former Chief Information Officer, Boba Subasic, “used his position and his access ...
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Oregon’s highway cleanup crew loses their jobs after transportation package fails
From 40 to three-man crew, company talks transportation package failure impact Nearly all of the men responsible ...
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After suing, Oregon gets carveout from Trump administration plan to return gun conversion devices
The Trump administration has agreed to not distribute devices that turn semi-automatic rifles into machine guns in Washington, ...
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U-pick blueberry season ripens for 2025
Tasty berries can be found in Gresham, Boring, Estacada, Corbett and beyond
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Land easement ensures Gresham’s Surface Nursery remains ‘forever farm’
Family business partnered with East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District on its 100th anniversary
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Our Oregon media group has grown! Two of the state’s largest media groups joined to form Oregon’s largest ...
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Republican tax and spending cut megabill expected to take billions from Oregon Health Plan
Beginning in 2027, Oregonians must prove they work to receive health insurance coverage under Medicaid The Oregon Health ...
Business
Intel will lay off over 500 workers across Washington County campuses
The anticipated cuts to Intel’s workforce appear to be coming down the pike as the company braces to ...
Government
Nearly 500 Oregon transportation workers get layoff notices after ‘preventable’ funding emergency
Gov. Tina Kotek warns people around the state will feel those cuts, especially in winter Hundreds who ...
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Emily’s Garage creates welcoming space for car repairs in Gresham
New business offers services without the upcharge
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Sushi Ninja brings sprawling menu to Wood Village’s The Byways
Restaurant has classic rolls to unique chef specials
Government
Lawmakers passed slate of bills meant to address state’s ‘woefully short’ housing supply
The state Legislature passed at least a dozen bills meant to protect renter security deposits, boost housing production ...
Business
Fernie’s Coffee fuels adventurers on Mount Hood
Unassuming expansion brings caffeine fix, specialty drinks to Government Camp
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Downtown Gresham’s NW Creations forced to close after lawsuit
Former commercial landlord Kimco Realty filed $250,000 suit for breaking lease, rent owed
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UpRiver Village creates senior social network across East Multnomah County
New not-for-profit program debuts on July 1 with activities, support to members 55 and older
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Commentary: The road to transportation funding is long
The debate over paying for transportation needs in Oregon may have paused with the end of the legislative ...