New business? Money's tight? No problem (Bakercityherald.com)
When it comes to borrowing money for a business venture, don't give up just because the first banker you talked to said no.
Turbulent skies (BizJournals)
A deal reached this week to keep northbound air service at the Klamath Falls and North Bend airports is being touted as an example of what small communities must do to keep the business of the troubled commercial airline industry.
Century-old town growing again (Billings Gazette)
MSU News Service MELSTONE - Calling itself the "The Little Town that Could," Melstone is growing after several decades of dwindling employment and population.
After final buzzer, Oregon’s still home (Portland Tribune)
Enough Trail Blazers –past and present – live year-round in the Portland area to field several basketball teams. For various reasons –including the friendliness of the people to the mildness of the climate – a lot of Portland players choose to stick around or return to Rip ...
Budget tightwad takes 'the hits' (The Oregonian)
As co-chairman of the Joint Ways and Means Committee the past six years, Schrader has touted his fiscal leadership in good economic times and in bad. He has honed a reputation as a bookish miser who asks tough questions and says no a lot.
Lincoln County, cities receive $39,932 Community Development Block Grant (Newport News-Times)
The Oregon Economic and Community Development Department (OECDD) recently awarded more than $2.6 million in grants for nine city and county projects. In Lincoln County, a grant of $39, 932 will support microenterprises.