Making-a-living

Among the flames: Q&A with an Oregon wildland firefighter

Tanner Ryerson, 25, is a firefighter working with the Oregon Department of Forestry in its Southwest District. Between ...

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New ag entrepreneurship major a natural extension

Almost 14 percent of Oregon’s labor force works in agriculture, an ever-evolving industry. To educate the next generation ...

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More than the mail: Rural Oregon’s postal service, a lifeline and a lifestyle

DORENA, Ore. — Peggy Cameron drives a little green truck 44 miles a day delivering mail in Dorena, ...

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Homegrown — Azure Standard’s roots are in rural Oregon

Azure Standard is one of the largest independent natural and organic food distributors in the United States, and ...

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Tourism economy finds ‘new abnormal’

Tourist spending on Oregon’s North Coast tends to be slower during the winter and pick up the pace ...

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Artist brings new life to old business

The speed limit on Oregon Highway 82 drops to 35 mph at Lostine in Wallowa County, which is ...

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Data centers a boon for rural Oregon

When Facebook approached the city of Prineville nine years ago, the hope was the social media giant would ...

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From Ontario, Oregon, Your Garden Answers

Laura and Aaron LeBoutillier were already working other jobs when they launched their YouTube channel, Garden Answer, as ...

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Guides cast across the rural divide

Drake Radditz has driven cars, boats and trailers across city limits too many times. He’s no longer sure ...

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Working off the farm

Working off the farm can have many upsides but the underlying motivation is usually simple: Making ends meet. ...

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