Monday May 21 | Best of New Orleans
Jenni Lynch, formerly Bayona's dining room manager, moved to Mondo as general manager when Susan Spicer opened the Lakefront eatery.
Spring fare calls for perfect wine pairing
With spring's warmer weather, there are seasonal foods you look forward to eating, the grill gets cleaned up and fired up after being stored for the wet winter, and you look forward to drinking a wider variety of wines with your meals.
US: Willamette Valley Vineyards sees Q1 boosted by Bacchus wind down
Willamette Valley Vineyards has posted a healthy jump in net profits for its first quarter, driven mainly by the winding down of its wholesale operation in Oregon.
Brilliantly blooming flowers now in Brooks
With good reason, many consider the Willamette Valley near Salem the "Nation's Bulb Basket." Irises and tulips create fields there which blaze with brilliant color in near-perfect growing conditions.
Gervais superintendent uses history to inspire staff
Two things came to mind when I read this email, from Gervais School District Superintendent Rick Hensel to his staff.
Tour Destination - The Oregon Trail - Norman A. Rubin
I will start this article with a recommended and interesting visit to the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center .
Today's Young Professional: Annie Ingersoll
My son graduates high school in a few weeks so I find myself reflecting on the passage of time, how... It's always a good idea to audit your marketing plan to see how its working, and update as needed.
Changes in fishing regulations being considered
Here's an interesting bit of trivia: When can you enjoy Free Fishing Weekends back-to-back in Oregon and Washington? Trick question, because the answer depends on the adoption of one of the fishing-rule proposals being considered in the '2013 Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations' and beyond.
Habitat for Humanity seeks support for new youth program
Teenagers learn a variety of skills, including pouring concrete, while helping build homes Tuesday for Habitat for Humanity.
Regional stocks: Employment news worries investors
All of Central Ohio's 10 most valuable public companies have taken a hit in the past week on the stock market, declines ranging from 4 percent to 17 percent.