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The 208
Major Idaho concert venue will still recommend masks, but not require them
Local News
EPA orders $65,250 penalty for Simplot pesticide violations
The penalty covers problems cited by EPA at both its Umatilla, Oregon, and Moreland, Idaho, facilities where large amounts of pesticide are stored and sold.
Business
You should be regularly checking the estimated Social Security benefit you’ll eventually get
The government no longer sends annual updates in the mail, so take a few minutes to create a login and check on your retirement safety net.
Regional
Why are Oregon restaurants still struggling to find workers?
Oregon restaurants are trying - and failing - to hire workers and staff back. For most restaurants, that means a skeleton crew, limited tables and shorter hours.
Local News
Food truck operators in downtown Portland struggling to keep businesses afloat
One food cart owner said she is so discouraged by recent burglaries and citywide vandalism that she is closing down at the end of the week.
Coronavirus
Oregon reopens, ending mask mandate and most COVID restrictions
Masks are no longer required statewide in Oregon, but individual businesses can still choose to require them.
Coronavirus
Oregon will lift COVID restrictions and reopen by June 30, Gov. Brown announces
Brown’s new executive order will lift all remaining COVID-19 health and safety restrictions by June 30 at the latest.
Local News
Lifting of COVID-19 restrictions in Oregon a relief for many
It’s been more than a year since the pandemic began. In that time, many restaurants, hotels and other businesses have struggled to survive.
Business
Here are the most difficult jobs for Oregon employers to fill
Researchers with the Oregon Employment Department surveyed 14,000 employers in 2020 and found out of 44,400 job openings, 22,800 were considered difficult to fill.
Travel
Direct flights between Boise and Pullman-Moscow to resume in August
Alaska Airlines on Thursday also announced winter service to Phoenix, and celebrated inaugural flights from Boise to Austin and Chicago.
Business
Oregon coffee chain Dutch Bros begins confidential process to file for IPO
The number of shares to be offered and the price range for the proposed offering have yet to be determined.
Local News
'It changed our business for the better': Portland restaurants hope for long-term outdoor seating
The city's current permit for expanded outdoor seating is set to expire November 1.
Local News
EPA orders $65,250 penalty for Simplot pesticide violations
The penalty covers problems cited by EPA at both its Umatilla, Oregon, and Moreland, Idaho, facilities where large amounts of pesticide are stored and sold.
Business
You should be regularly checking the estimated Social Security benefit you’ll eventually get
The government no longer sends annual updates in the mail, so take a few minutes to create a login and check on your retirement safety net.
Regional
Why are Oregon restaurants still struggling to find workers?
Oregon restaurants are trying - and failing - to hire workers and staff back. For most restaurants, that means a skeleton crew, limited tables and shorter hours.
Local News
Food truck operators in downtown Portland struggling to keep businesses afloat
One food cart owner said she is so discouraged by recent burglaries and citywide vandalism that she is closing down at the end of the week.
Coronavirus
Oregon reopens, ending mask mandate and most COVID restrictions
Masks are no longer required statewide in Oregon, but individual businesses can still choose to require them.
Coronavirus
Oregon will lift COVID restrictions and reopen by June 30, Gov. Brown announces
Brown’s new executive order will lift all remaining COVID-19 health and safety restrictions by June 30 at the latest.
Local News
Lifting of COVID-19 restrictions in Oregon a relief for many
It’s been more than a year since the pandemic began. In that time, many restaurants, hotels and other businesses have struggled to survive.
Business
Here are the most difficult jobs for Oregon employers to fill
Researchers with the Oregon Employment Department surveyed 14,000 employers in 2020 and found out of 44,400 job openings, 22,800 were considered difficult to fill.
Travel
Direct flights between Boise and Pullman-Moscow to resume in August
Alaska Airlines on Thursday also announced winter service to Phoenix, and celebrated inaugural flights from Boise to Austin and Chicago.
Business
Oregon coffee chain Dutch Bros begins confidential process to file for IPO
The number of shares to be offered and the price range for the proposed offering have yet to be determined.
Local News
'It changed our business for the better': Portland restaurants hope for long-term outdoor seating
The city's current permit for expanded outdoor seating is set to expire November 1.
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