Even as states begin a slug-like crawl toward a squished and twisted "normal," we're still somewhere in the between times — far from the happy semi-prosperity we took for granted, but still unable to peek into a foggy future. If this were a train wreck in an old silent movie, we're in the lo…
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Getting back to work: What should that start to look like here and nationwide?
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The dire emergency spawned by a need to shut down wide swaths of the world economy will play out for years. How well we cope in the communities on the Columbia estuary and the surrounding seas…
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One of my neighbors commented this month that this might be his last year gathering and splitting his own firewood — it's just getting too grueling to lift his arms above his shoulders and bri…
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We're excited and happy in my company — EO Media Group — to be adding four more Oregon newspapers to our family of publications.
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It’s partly the time of year: With few exceptions, if you intend to start a new business on this coast, it’s best to be up and running no later than July 4 — and Memorial Day weekend or even s…
There are many reasons I’m grateful to live here in this beautiful and always-interesting place.
Never mind that one of my final days in Wyoming was spent helping brand calves alongside a former governor in the shadow of the Tetons, I'm no farm kid. Growing up in the Cowboy State, it took…
Lots of us are feeling a little aggrieved after the snowiest February in recent memory, with icy roads interfering with schools and business. There were even some flurries on March 7 as I writ…