Pacific NW Sportsmans Show 2019
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Sep 28, 2022
Hillsboro Tribune - News
Datacenters are big business for Hillsboro, but how do they work?
Industry experts say demand for more data capacity is increasing, and lots more development is coming.
50 Something! News
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Lawmakers want to park suspended licenses for unpaid tickets
Some worry state practice hits poor people with an expensive legal double-whammy. -
PERS vote riles union fury toward Dems
Unions, loyal financial backers of Oregon Democrats, feel betrayed and consider putting their political money… -
Invasive pests may be lurking in your Christmas tree
Oregon Department of Forestry: Don't throw old trees in yards or forests where elongate hemlock scale could…
Central Oregonian News
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CENTRAL OREGON HISTORY: Home to many Bend baseball teams
Central Oregonian - NewsVince Genna Stadium was originally opened in 1964 and its first name was Municipal Ball Park -
CLOSE TO HOME: Falling for pumpkins and the comforts of home
Central Oregonian - NewsIt's the season for stoking the home fires and taking time to nourish the body and soul for whatever lies on… -
How to apply for discounted broadband internet in Oregon
Central Oregonian - NewsAffordable Connectivity Program offers $30 off monthly internet bill for low-income households -
Crook County Fairgrounds is gifted $28,000 to expand the Grizzly…
Central Oregonian - NewsThe Previous corporation, Prineville Economic Promotions, Inc., gave the go-ahead to Crook County Foundation… -
Bend debate heats up already roiling governor's race
Central Oregonian - NewsSome exchanges hinted at personal feuds from when all three candidates served in the Oregon Legislature. -
BACK IN TIME - 1972: Bomb threat prompts early school closure
Central Oregonian - NewsAfter phone threat from young person, a dozen officers made a thorough search of the school, but no bomb was… -
Bowman Museum to host lecture series in October
Central Oregonian - NewsFree Saunders Memorial Lecture Series to feature local historian Steve Lent and Mark Hatfield biographer -
Latest test scores reflect COVID's impact on education, though…
Central Oregonian - NewsOregon statewide assessment data shows widespread declines in proficiency rates for English, math, science -
Air National Guard 142nd serves nation, neighborhoods
Central Oregonian - NewsOregon's flying military force members serve cities throughout the state with their volunteerism. -
Project underway to honor fallen heroes
Central Oregonian - NewsOregon is the only state without a Gold Star Family Memorial that honors those killed in the line of duty. -
Fatal Crashes spike nationally during the pandemic, with rural…
Central Oregonian - NewsLess congested roadways during the height of COVID-19 resulted in people driving too fast and dangerously -
Plans for Stryker Park playground in Prineville forge forward
Central Oregonian - NewsKiwanis Club donates $50,000 for Phase 1 of a planned six-phase $1 million playground project slated for… -
National Guard's 142nd: Oregon's hometown Air Force
Central Oregonian - NewsYour state's military personnel want you to know that those loud jet noises are here to help. -
Oregon DEQ gets new interim director
Central Oregonian - NewsDirector Richard Whitman abruptly resigned three months early citing personal reasons. -
Teddy Bear Run rolls through Prineville
Central Oregonian - NewsSaturday brought many events to Prineville, including the 24th Annual Teddy Bear Run. -
Oregon's unemployment rate rises to 3.7% in August
Central Oregonian - NewsThis was the first increase in Oregon's unemployment rate since April 2020, rising from 3.5% to 3.7% -
Shane Howard to run for Prineville City Council
Central Oregonian - NewsLocal realtor wants to help Prineville as it grows, with an eye toward infrastructure challenges -
There's plenty of gardening to do in the fall
Central Oregonian - NewsThe cooler weather encourages healthy root growth and contributes to a more robust plant the following year -
Crook County School District Superintendent Dr. Sara Johnson…
Central Oregonian - NewsThe award is for outstanding leadership in four essential areas of leadership, including learning,… -
Data lacking but wolves likely already in Crook County
Central Oregonian - NewsDue to limited reports of wolf activity, Crook County not yet deemed a 'known area of wolf activity' -
Project underway to honor fallen heroes
Central Oregonian - NewsOregon is the only state without a Gold Star Family Memorial that honors those killed in the line of duty. -
Viva Mexico!
Central Oregonian - NewsThe Prineville Hispanic Family Council and Better Together Celebrate Mexican Heritage and Mexico Independence… -
1972: 68-year-old bartender in Post shot dead
Central Oregonian - News1947: work starts on a terminal for new Bend-Portland truck lines on the Madras Highway, which is also… -
Prineville Elks sponsor first annual mobility scooter race
Central Oregonian - NewsThe first kick-off of the Elk's mobility scooter race was a big hit, and a good time had by all, in addition… -
Crook County Veterans' Services to host resource fair
Central Oregonian - NewsThe first annual Prineville Rendezvous Resource Fair will provide information and resources to all military… -
Rimrock Trails staff in the Les Schwab booth during concert at…
Central Oregonian - NewsRimrock Trails excited to spotlight their important work to provide comprehensive, evidence-based treatment… -
The Crook County Criminal Justice Center construction is underway
Central Oregonian - NewsConcrete footings getting poured with in-ground electrical and water infrastructure to follow -
Paying tribute to those lost in 9/11
Central Oregonian - News9/11 Memorial Display attributed to Chuck Pore, and Central Oregon Rodders' Parade honor memory of 9/11 -
Water releases from Prineville Reservoir decreased to a flow of…
Central Oregonian - NewsThe public should expect much lower then normal water levels in the Crooked River -
Games & Puzzle Corner
Central Oregonian - NewsLooking to play some games? We've got you covered with mini-crosswords, word searches, and sudoku! -
FAITH: He sat down at the right hand of God
Central Oregonian - NewsThe book of Hebrews proves that Jesus is far superior to the Old Testament priests and work -
CENTRAL OREGON HISTORY: Whitaker Holes serves as high desert…
Central Oregonian - NewsJohn Orville Whitaker came to Central Oregon hoping to take advantage of the homestead boom -
Flu making strong comeback as pandemic safeguards discarded
Central Oregonian - NewsFlu vaccines are currently available at pharmacies and health care centers throughout the state. -
OCHOCO IRRIGATION DISTRICT: Fall update and shining a spotlight…
Central Oregonian - NewsIt is not unusual for ditch riders to get late-night calls to take care of issues and emergencies -
1017 Project donations spurred by county fair livestock auction
Central Oregonian - NewsDonated more than 10,000 pounds to 33 food banks and community kitchens thanks to generous donations from… -
Storm clouds on the horizon for Oregon housing industry
Central Oregonian - NewsDevelopers struggle statewide with inflation, rising interest rates, supply-chain issues, lack of developable…
Outlook News
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News Briefs - Gresham Quilt Guild to host two-day event
Gresham Outlook - NewsMountainview Christian Church to be quilter's dream; Gresham road crews wrap up busy paving summer. -
2022 Hit the Barlow Trail 5k & Kid's Dash returns
Gresham Outlook - NewsKid's Dash, 5k race at Barlow High School with funds going to Barlow senior scholarship -
Applications open for national Elks scholarship
Gresham Outlook - NewsElks Foundation searching for seniors to enter college scholarship contest -
TriMet seeks comment on bus service improvements, reductions
Gresham Outlook - NewsThe regional transit agency is considering changing 80% of its bus service in a 'Forward Together' concept. -
Corbett Fire seeks support for November bond ask
Gresham Outlook - NewsQuartet of community meetings to bring voters together to discuss future funding needs -
News Briefs - Downtown Gresham hosts spooky decorating contest
Gresham Outlook - NewsMain Avenue will transform into Halloweentown; Burlington coming to Gresham Station Shopping Center. -
How to apply for discounted broadband internet in Oregon
Gresham Outlook - NewsAffordable Connectivity Program offers $30 off monthly internet bill for low-income households -
PlayEast! hosts Costume Dash 5k Fun Run/Walk
Gresham Outlook - NewsFamily friendly event invites residents to get moving in their Halloween outfits -
Fairview man arrested for shooting death in 'Old Town'
Gresham Outlook - NewsAnthony Tibbits, 41, allegedly shot and killed a victim Tuesday, Sept. 26, in his backyard. -
Meet Your Neighbor: Teresa Campos- Dominguez
Gresham Outlook - NewsDedicated Wood Village health worker continues to serve the Latinx community -
Bend debate heats up already roiling governor's race
Gresham Outlook - NewsSome exchanges hinted at personal feuds from when all three candidates served in the Oregon Legislature. -
Meet the candidates: Gladfelter wants prosperity for all
Gresham Outlook - NewsCouncil Position 6 incumbent fights for safe neighborhoods, economic growth -
Meet the candidates: Orozco-Beach advocates for inclusion
Gresham Outlook - NewsCouncil Position 6 challenger to bring government to working class, support children -
Gresham-Barlow receives funding for electric buses
Gresham Outlook - NewsBeaverton, Portland school districts also awarded Portland General Electric funding -
Air National Guard 142nd serves nation, neighborhoods
Gresham Outlook - NewsOregon's flying military force members serve cities throughout the state with their volunteerism. -
'Waterfall Corridor' restricted access likely to return next year
Gresham Outlook - NewsSummer pilot program halves traffic along Historic Highway; to be tweaked for coming tourist season -
Providers find hope in Preschool For All
Gresham Outlook - NewsFirst round of Multnomah County's free pre-K program serves 690 children while offering better pay for staff -
Ukrainian refugee's art helps during wartime transition
Gresham Outlook - NewsNadiia Lyseak finds comfort through painting portraits as she navigates life in U.S. -
National Guard's 142nd: Oregon's hometown Air Force
Gresham Outlook - NewsYour state's military personnel want you to know that those loud jet noises are here to help. -
Troutdale incubator site to uplift Black farmers
Gresham Outlook - NewsMultnomah County officials break ground on CROPS 2.0 to help train new generation of farmers -
Oregon DEQ gets new interim director
Gresham Outlook - NewsDirector Richard Whitman abruptly resigned three months early citing personal reasons. -
Gresham sisters donate hundreds of handmade blankets to police
Gresham Outlook - NewsDorothy and sister Nonie honored for positive impact on kids facing traumatic events. -
Milo McIver State Park reopens after fire that caused evacuations
Gresham Outlook - NewsCertain areas of the state park in Clackamas County reopened while others remain closed following the 30-acre… -
Crime Briefs - Gresham youths steal car for TikTok challenge
Gresham Outlook - NewsJuvenile driver charged for social media-spurred theft; Suspect ditches handgun in random East County pickup -
Candidates prioritize crime, homelessness during forum
Gresham Outlook - NewsStopping violent crime, homelessness main topic during Gresham Chamber candidate forum -
Former Gresham Library supervisor named Multnomah library deputy…
Gresham Outlook - NewsAnnie Lewis chosen after nationwide search, brings wealth of institutional experience to key role. -
Tax relief coming to manufactured home owners in Multnomah County
Gresham Outlook - NewsA property tax exemption for manufactured homes will benefit vulnerable residents, officials say. -
Mark your calendar - Gresham Teddy Bear Parade returns Saturday
Gresham Outlook - NewsColorful floats, high school bands, teddy bears to march through downtown in return from hiatus -
Project underway to honor fallen heroes
Gresham Outlook - NewsOregon is the only state without a Gold Star Family Memorial that honors those killed in the line of duty. -
Meet the Candidates: Hinton to revitalize businesses
Gresham Outlook - NewsCouncil Pos. 4 challenger wants to draft better policies for safety, recreation in return elected role -
Meet the candidates: Palmero calls for more after-school programs
Gresham Outlook - NewsCouncil Pos. 4 incumbent seeks better revenue streams for parks, police, and youth services -
'Extremely busy year' for Multnomah County search and rescue
Gresham Outlook - NewsSearch and rescue officials are recruiting as calls for service this year are the highest since the Eagle… -
Games & Puzzle Corner
Gresham Outlook - NewsLooking to play some games? We've got you covered with mini-crosswords, word searches, and sudoku! -
Part of I-84 east and west to close Sept. 23-26
Gresham Outlook - NewsA two-mile section of Interstate 84 near Interstate 205 will close between Friday, Sept. 23, and Monday,… -
Gresham plants tree from seed that survived Hiroshima atomic bomb
Gresham Outlook - NewsMiraculous tree serves as centerpiece to Main City Park 'Peace Plaza' near Japanese Garden. -
Gresham VFW Aux car show celebrates new clinic
Gresham Outlook - NewsVeterans raise funds for nonprofit food pantries with support from Humana, Mt. Hood Mustangs car club.
Clackamas Review News
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TriMet seeks comment on bus service improvements, reductions
Clackamas Review - NewsThe regional transit agency is considering changing 80% of its bus service in a 'Forward Together' concept. -
How to apply for discounted broadband internet in Oregon
Clackamas Review - NewsAffordable Connectivity Program offers $30 off monthly internet bill for low-income households -
Two poetry events bring Milwaukie together with spoken word
Clackamas Review - NewsFirst Friday Poetry Reading, Ledding Library Poetry Series feature in-person readings -
Bend debate heats up already roiling governor's race
Clackamas Review - NewsSome exchanges hinted at personal feuds from when all three candidates served in the Oregon Legislature. -
Clackamas County to celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day
Clackamas Review - NewsClackamas Community College's Environmental Learning Center to host event on Oct. 9. -
Dancers cast a spell in Witch Heart at Chapel Theatre
Clackamas Review - NewsDance company's show melds jazz, musical theater and contemporary dance in Milwaukie. -
Four industrial properties change hands in deals totaling over…
Clackamas Review - NewsThe four new sales indicate a continued strong industrial real estate market in the Portland metro area. -
Air National Guard 142nd serves nation, neighborhoods
Clackamas Review - NewsOregon's flying military force members serve cities throughout the state with their volunteerism. -
Clackamas County again looks to purchase hotel for homeless
Clackamas Review - NewsSites near Highway 212 and Interstate 205 now under consideration for transitional housing. -
Clackamas River Water hires intern from Lake Oswego
Clackamas Review - NewsWorking in chemical safety project, Rachel Mindt helps ensure resources are available for staff -
National Guard's 142nd: Oregon's hometown Air Force
Clackamas Review - NewsYour state's military personnel want you to know that those loud jet noises are here to help. -
Oregon DEQ gets new interim director
Clackamas Review - NewsDirector Richard Whitman abruptly resigned three months early citing personal reasons. -
Clackamas Community College appoints Karin Power to board
Clackamas Review - NewsState representative take oath of office to fill position formerly held by Greg Chaimov. -
Soulflags brings together arts, community in Oregon City
Clackamas Review - NewsArt Lit Community Center on Main Street focuses on creating opportunities for youth and aspiring artists. -
18 year old or perennial candidate? Gladstone voters to decide
Clackamas Review - NewsKey city-council race pits recent high school grad against veteran of several previously unsuccessful… -
MCSO seizes 92,000 fentanyl pills during investigation
Clackamas Review - NewsTwo suspects are arrested in Clackamas County and charged with possessing various drugs. -
Kids nab new comic book on climate change in Milwaukie
Clackamas Review - News'Agents of Project Zero' rally against global warming, taking on intergalactic force called Ipsum. -
Wine tasting room, restaurant to open in Happy Valley
Clackamas Review - NewsWillamette Valley Vineyards seeks to bring inspiration from South Salem to Crossroads space. -
Grand Ronde tribal specialist to present on cultural artifacts
Clackamas Review - NewsMilwaukie Councilor Adam Khosroabadi to join cultural and educational event at library. -
No second chances in politics? Not in Happy Valley
Clackamas Review - NewsWhether voters pick Josh Callahan or Ana Sarish, they'll be electing someone who lost previous election for… -
Project underway to honor fallen heroes
Clackamas Review - NewsOregon is the only state without a Gold Star Family Memorial that honors those killed in the line of duty. -
R.B. Pamplin Corp. to sell Milwaukie office building, home to…
Clackamas Review - NewsIn response to employee preference for remote work, the company plans to downsize its in-person offices. -
Stumptown Stages opens 'Little Shop of Horrors' on Oct. 7
Clackamas Review - NewsRex Putnam High School graduate Dustin Fuentes plays key role in musical about alien plant with taste for… -
Oregon City-made Worry Monsters help children deal with grief
Clackamas Review - NewsFamily designs, sews stuffed toys available at Cookie Pot store in Gladstone. -
Clackamas County plans Volunteer Engagement Resource Fair
Clackamas Review - NewsOfficials invite citizens to learn about various opportunities to get involved in community. -
Gladstone Senior Center, Rivers East celebrate vitality of older…
Clackamas Review - NewsEvent organizer: 'Let's all get together and meet some of our older movers and shakers' -
New art exhibit slated for Clackamas Community College
Clackamas Review - NewsPortland artist Kanetaka Ikeda will be the focus of 'Cosmic Tree,' which features mixed media sculptures. -
Flu making strong comeback as pandemic safeguards discarded
Clackamas Review - NewsFlu vaccines are currently available at pharmacies and health care centers throughout the state. -
Clackamas County offers tax help
Clackamas Review - NewsArea businesses impacted by pandemic or wildfires can see property tax interest charges waived -
Clackamas Community College workshops have environmental focus
Clackamas Review - NewsProfessional development begins at the end of September, running through October. -
Three Clackamas High School students taken into custody
Clackamas Review - NewsSheriff's office confiscates C02-powered, realistic-looking pistol from student who was photographed in… -
North Clackamas teacher again named best in county
Clackamas Review - NewsRon Antlitz, a special-education instructor at Alder Creek Middle School, receives $1,000 prize as part of… -
Need $$$ for your startup? Look no further than Oregon City
Clackamas Review - NewsThis article brought to you courtesy of Oregon City Economic Development - sponsored content -
Kate Birdsall to speak in Milwaukie on Sept. 22
Clackamas Review - NewsOak Grove memoir author transitioned from male to female at the age of 65 after moving to Portland. -
Storm clouds on the horizon for Oregon housing industry
Clackamas Review - NewsDevelopers struggle statewide with inflation, rising interest rates, supply-chain issues, lack of developable… -
Power shutoffs, smoky skies: Is this the new normal?
Clackamas Review - NewsClimate change is creating longer, drier fire seasons with more high wind dangers.
Wheels
2023 Honda HR-V is more mature but still affordable
September 30, 2022
The popular crossover SUV is bigger and more refined in the hot small SUV market niche.
2023 Genesis GV60: An EV with style, luxury and performance
September 27, 2022
The all-new compact crossover combines looks, advanced technologies, power and handling.
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2022 Ford Explorer Hybrid is a big SUV without big fuel bills
The long-running SUV is bigger than ever and available with three engine choices and all-wheel-drive. -
Portland on INDYCAR schedule for 2023
Popular series announces 17 races next year, including Labor Day in the Rose City. -
Federal government approves Oregon's EV charging plan
Eleven new charging stations will be added, each with four DC Fast Chargers, within one mile of a freeway exit. -
Nissan's popular Rogue SUV remains a solid choice
Recent redesign keeps the compact crossover the brand's most popular model. -
Portland rail museum hosts free birthday party on Sept. 24
Oregon Rail Heritage Center celebrates new locomotive, progress on 'turntable' project. -
Nissan's all-new 2023 Z Coupe is the best Z-car yet
The newest Z goes back to the future with retro looks and modern performance and technologies. -
2022 Toyota Venza: Classy affordable hybrid crossover
The stylish midsize is a an attractive gas saver with good performance and impressive technologies. -
ODOT is preparing Oregon for the coming electric vehicle surge
$100 million in public EV charging stations are being installed at more regular intervals all along major highways. -
Lexus updates popular RX luxury SUV for 2023
The midsize crossover is available with three engines, including the most powerful hybrid version. -
NASCAR Xfinity Series returning to Portland June 2-3, 2023
The Xfinity series put on a thrilling first show in the rain for Northwest fans in June, 2022. -
Paul Duchene: Auto enthusiast, journalist
July 29, 1948 to September 4, 2022 - friend, eager adventurer, a perennial optimist, premier journalist. -
2022 Kia Telluride: Value leading family hauler
The popular SUV punches above its weight class in the competitive midsize three-row category. -
Portland rail museum wins historic logging locomotive
The Oregon Rail Heritage Center will celebrate its 10th anniversary on Sept. 24. -
Scott McLaughlin wraps up big weekend with PIR IndyCar Series win
New Zealand driver for Team Penske wins from the pole with teammate Will Power finishing second. -
Women in Motorsports changes makeup of pit row at IndyCar Series
Veterans Lyn St. James and Beth Paretta are involved in initiative, and all jobs have been made available for women. -
Viral video kicks off surge in Kia and Hyundai thefts
Vulnerability is limited to Kia products made between 2011 and 2021 and Hyundai products from 2016-2021.
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