AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth-Care Finances: Oregon’s Planned Parenthood affiliates plan to merge in 2027 after financial pressures, with the southwestern affiliate laying off 75 workers. Services at its Eugene-Springfield clinics are expected to continue unchanged. Retail: Grocery Outlet returned to positive comparable-store sales in Q3 after shifting back toward opportunistic buys. It plans about 20 new stores in 2027, all in existing markets, after opening 31 and closing 40 this year. Local Investment: Stanfield’s Pilot Travel Center completed a major remodel, adding EV chargers and upgraded restaurants and grab-and-go food options. Corporate Expansion: Gerber Gear has opened a new headquarters and facility in Wilsonville after relocating from Tigard. Timber: Oregon forestry officials recognized three logging companies for responsible forest practices, including operators from Klamath Falls and Roseburg. Data Centers: Vantage Data Centers will not proceed with an Oregon project after voters approved a ban, as Gov. Tina Kotek identifies data-center rules as a priority.
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