What happens when a little hometown pride meets a big imagination and some remarkable new technology? We're about to find out. Oregon has stories to tell. Some are familiar. Others have been nearly forgotten. And plenty are still being written by the people who live, work, raise families,
We depend on digital technology every day. Maybe it's time to talk about the infrastructure that makes it possible. Oregon has spent generations hosting the infrastructure that makes modern life possible, even when that infrastructure isn't particularly glamorous. Our refineries, power plants, railroads, and industrial facilities
Generations before us made decisions that transformed Oregon. Now it's our turn to think about the community we're leaving behind. More than a century ago, Oregon looked very different. There were farms where neighborhoods stand today. Dirt roads crossed fields that would eventually become subdivisions, industrial
Oregon faces a consequential decision about its future. But as the debate intensifies, one question deserves more attention: What should residents expect from their elected leaders?
It's a fair question. A new website appears. A few articles are published. People begin sharing them, and naturally, someone asks: Who's behind this? We understand the curiosity. We'd probably ask the same question. So, while we're not quite ready to put
There is something a little unusual about the conversation happening in Oregon right now. Listen long enough and you might come away thinking our community is facing something it has never encountered before: a major industrial development, complicated infrastructure questions, environmental concerns, economic promises and difficult decisions about what comes
For nearly two years, a proposed data center in Oregon’s industrial park has moved through public meetings, land agreements and negotiations. Now, voters are about to have their say. On Nov. 3, Oregon voters will consider a proposed charter amendment that would prohibit new data centers with an aggregate
There is a lot to talk about in Oregon. Our schools. Our businesses. Our neighborhoods. The people who make this community interesting. The places we remember and the places that are changing. The decisions being made today that could shape what Oregon looks like 10, 20 or 50 years from