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Rural Business: Oregon loggers are urging Gov. Tina Kotek and incoming lawmakers to provide lasting fuel-tax relief as diesel remains at $6.60 a gallon, squeezing small operators and rural communities. Freight and Industry: A Springfield company has restored rail service to a Eugene facility after nearly 20 years, allowing Oregon-made steel to reach buyers by rail and cutting freight costs and diesel use. Housing: Bend’s median home price held at $728,000 in October, but sales fell to 137 from 162 a year earlier as mortgage rates above 7% keep buyers on the sidelines. Consumer Protection: Acima will provide restitution and debt relief under a $183.5 million settlement with 43 states over rent-to-own plans that allegedly hid their true costs. Rural Connectivity: Warm Springs Telecom received a $17 million USDA grant to expand broadband in rural Oregon.

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Nov. 11, 2026

Hopper-Belmont Foundation backs five early-career cancer researchers with 2026 awards

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Oregon beekeeper’s new book examines Tualang honey and memory research

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Victor + Valor and Alloro team up to give military-connected entrepreneurs free business software

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Nov. 5, 2026

Stout Steel restores Eugene rail spur for Oregon-made rebar

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