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The project, funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture, seeks to develop sustainable supply chains based on the needs identified by an intertribal business consortium that link regional hemp production, processing and manufacturing to create hemp products.
READ MOREFor the first time in more than a century of voter-submitted ballot proposals, the filing fee for Initiatives to the legislature has moved from $5 to an inflation-indexed amount, currently set at $156. Similar adjustments to the filing fees for referenda and initiatives to the people will take effect in January, the beginning of the next filing period for each.
READ MOREThe Rose Festival Princess from Ida B. Wells High School, Mackenzie Devereux, was selected March 7.
READ MOREBoddie will transition to his new role and step down from KOIN-6 News This Morning, to allow him more time to dig into political coverage.
READ MOREThe Rose Festival Princess from Franklin High School Named
READ MOREThe award recipients were celebrated on February 24 at Sharon Seventh-day Adventist Church in northeast Portland.
READ MORELegislation requires insurers to accept coupons or other third-party payment methods towards an enrollee's annual deductible to pay for life-saving medicines.
READ MOREThe University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to name Martin Lemelle, PhD, as the next president of Grambling State University.
READ MOREMajor legislation works to stabilize and house Oregonians living on the streets, put affordable housing within reach for everyone
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