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Oregon Rated #3 Among Bike-Friendly US States
Oregon was ranked #3 in the US when it comes to being bicycle-friendly. The biennial 2024 Bicycle Friendly States Report & Ranking, released yesterday by the League of…
Oregon Placed in 1st Position in the International Walk and Roll to School Day
Oregon was the top state in the International Walk and Roll to School Day on October 7, with the highest number of schools out of 48 states that took part in the project.
65-Year-Old Woman Rescued After Spending Two Nights Alone in the Oregon Wilderness
A 65-year-old woman who was separated from her friends while on a mushroom foraging expedition near the Shore Acres State Park in Coos County spent two nights alone in…
New Oregon Solar Farm Can Supply 800,000 Homes with Emission-Free Electricity
One of the country’s biggest solar farms will be established in Oregon which will have sufficient capacity to provide 800,000 homes with emission-free electricity for a…
Thursday’s Tsunami Warning is a Reminder that Oregon Coast Has Experienced 21 Tsunamis Since 1854
Although Thursday’s tsunami warning was canceled about an hour later, Oregonians should remember that their coastline has been subjected to 21 tsunamis since 1854.
Wells Fargo Lays Off More Than 700 Oregon Employees
Wells Fargo yesterday announced that it is laying off more than 700 Oregon employees.
Governor Kotek’s Stability Budget Focuses on Housing, Homelessness, Education, and Drug-Related Challenges
Solving the housing shortage and homelessness, improving academic levels of achievement, and addiction challenges are the pivotal issues addressed by Oregon Governor…
Intel Will Receive $7.9 Billion in Federal Funding to Expand Facilities in Oregon and Elsewhere
The chips are falling into place for Intel following yesterday’s announcement by the Commerce Department that the semiconductor manufacturer will receive the first $1…
