Warner Pacific University, the most diverse Christian university in the Pacific Northwest and Oregon’s first university to be federally designated as a Hispanic Serving, Minority Serving Institution, will host two commencement ceremonies Saturday, December 17, in McGuire Auditorium on the WPU campus (a 9 a.m. ceremony and a 1 p.m. ceremony).
The City Auditor’s Office issued a letter of warning and education to political committee Portland Accountability PAC for not disclosing required dominant contributor funding information on a mailer sent to Portland voters.
Following former Environmental Services Director Mike Jordan's transition to the City's Chief Administrative Officer in the Office of Management and Finance, Commissioner Mingus Mapps began a nationwide search in April 2022 for a new Director. Since April, Commissioner Mapp's Office has initiated a multi-step recruitment process centered around engagement.
Vestas signs multi-year framework agreement with long-time partner TPI Composites Inc. (TPI), a leading supplier of wind turbine blades and services, to strengthen its scalable global supply chain network for current and future wind turbine blades.
Members of Multnomah County’s Local Public Safety Coordinating Council executive committee heard updates in November(link is external) from several community-based organizations actively working to reduce gun and community violence.
The Portland Charter Commission, appointed by City Council in December 2020, concluded their two-year term today. The Commission referred nine proposals to the November 2024 election and recommended six proposals to Portland City Council.
Join Stoel Rives’ attorney John Pavolotsky for Privacy Basics (And a Few More Advanced Topics) For IP Attorneys, a webinar presented by the California Lawyers Association on December 12 from noon to 1 p.m.
Stoel Rives, an AmLaw 200 firm, has been included in the Diversity & Flexibility Alliance’s (the “Alliance”) list of law firms “Tipping the Scales” in 2022, which recognizes firms that have promoted more than 50% women in its most recent partner class.
Coolers from participating Washington County Ace Hardware stores make great gifts for friends and families that love to camp, hike, or go on adventures.