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Downtown Washougal may see mixed-use development on Pendleton Woolen Mills land

If approved by the city council, the proposed plan includes 780 housing units, retail and green space, spanning nearly 64 acres in Washougal's downtown area....

‘It’s not sustainable’: Northeast Portland bar reeling after continuous break-ins

Escape Bar & Grill's owner said she's had multiple windows broken out, furniture set on fire costing $12,000 in losses and damages PORTLAND, Ore....

James Beard Public Market announces new home and partial plans for opening

There've been multiple attempts to open the James Beard Public Market in Portland, but this time organizers say they have secured a space in downtown...

‘A big moment for Portland’: Portland Diamond Project to buy Zidell Yards for potential MLB stadium

The Portland Diamond Project said the stadium will likely be built on the vacant piece of land between the Tilikum Crossing and the Ross Island...

Plaza design at Vancouver’s Waterfront Gateway project moves ahead for city council vote

The plaza is part of a larger redevelopment project for 6.4 acres of undeveloped land connecting downtown Vancouver to the waterfront. VANCOUVER, Wash. —...

‘It’s so cool’: Washington School for the Deaf upgrades include more inclusive features

The state of Washington allocated more than $50 million to build a new gym and academic center and renovate portions of the school. VANCOUVER,...

‘Making significant gains’: Tourism numbers in Portland over the summer neared pre-pandemic levels

The numbers highlight a resurgence of tourists coming to the city following a downturn of foot traffic after the pandemic restrictions and riots. PORTLAND,...

New parking garage along Vancouver waterfront adds more spaces to popular area

The new garage adds 50% more parking spots, which business owners and visitors say might encourage more people to hang around. VANCOUVER, Wash. —...

How the Grateful Dead helped save Eugene-based Nancy’s Yogurt

When the Springfield Creamery fell on hard times, the owners enlisted the help of The Grateful Dead to help pay a big bill. EUGENE,...

How Portland-based Columbia Sportswear survived near-bankruptcy

The company started back in the 1930s, going from a small family-run business to a multi-billion dollar public company. But the in-between years were the...

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