Cascade Business News

Cascade Business News is the go-to business newspaper for Central Oregon, proudly owned and managed by the local family team of Pamela Hulse Andrews and Jeff Martin. It is released twice a month, on the first and third Wednesdays. CBN functions under the umbrella of Cascade Publications Inc.

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Bend’s Veterinary Referral Center Innovates the Veterinary Care Mode

1 week ago | cascadebusnews.com | Leah Etling

(VRCCO staff (L-R) Dr. Jill Broadbent DVM, Jennifer Lankford, Krista Hall, Dr. Taylor Stockdale DVM, Chrissy Wirtz CVT | Photo courtesy of VRCCO)In the heart of Bend, the Veterinary Referral Center of Central Oregon (VRCCO) is redefining veterinary care through a model that is technologically advanced, community-focused, and locally owned.
Bend’s Veterinary Referral Center Innovates the Veterinary Care Model

1 week ago | cascadebusnews.com | Leah Etling

(VRCCO staff (L-R) Dr. Jill Broadbent DVM, Jennifer Lankford, Krista Hall, Dr. Taylor Stockdale DVM, Chrissy Wirtz CVT | Photo courtesy of VRCCO)In the heart of Bend, the Veterinary Referral Center of Central Oregon (VRCCO) is redefining veterinary care through a model that is technologically advanced, community-focused, and locally owned.
The Business of Pets

2 weeks ago | cascadebusnews.com | Noah Nelson

(Photo by Cindy Martin)The industry of pets is a rapidly growing global market. In 2023, Fortune Business Insights reported that the global pet care market size was about $246.66 billion, with projections to grow to $427.75 billion by 2032. While the global industry market size is catching up, the U.S. still makes up the largest pet expenditure, by far. Of the $246.66 billion spent on pets globally in 2023, the U.S. market made up $147 billion, or about 59 percent of global pet expenditure.
The Greenwood Road Diet

2 weeks ago | cascadebusnews.com | Noah Nelson

(Photo by Noah Nelson)The new Greenwood Avenue, also called the Greenwood Road Diet, is part of a larger plan called the Midtown Crossings Project. Implemented by the City of Bend, the project aims to make East to West travel safer, quicker and more accessible for all modes of transportation with a focus on pedestrian and biking safety.
Pahlisch Homes Celebrates Grand Opening of Meridian in Bend

3 weeks ago | cascadebusnews.com | Leah Etling

((L-R) Pahlisch Homes team members Brooke Moore, Jill Hansen, Ana Bozich, Josh Pahlisch, Daaniël van Siereveld, Dan Pahlisch, Evan Harney, Brandon Olson, Jason Myhre, Linda Spittler, Tim Fyfe and Shelby Stevens (front, holding scissors) celebrate the launch of Meridian by Pahlisch Homes on May 7 | Photo by Leah Etling) Bright spring blue skies and a festive atmosphere greeted dozens of visitors on May 7 at the grand opening celebration for Meridian, the newest master-planned community from...
TrueGrid ~ Better Paving for a Healthier Planet

1 month ago | cascadebusnews.com | Noah Nelson

(Brick-lined TrueGrid driveway | Photo courtesy of Burton Restoration)TrueGrid Pro Plus is a permeable paving system designed to help reshape infrastructure with a focus on improving environmental health while providing protection from erosion. The creator of TrueGrid and the company’s CEO, Barry Stiles, had a very personal reason to develop the product. “Barry Stiles was profoundly impacted when his child battled cancer.
RootedHomes Redmond Housing Lottery Extended

1 month ago | cascadebusnews.com | Noah Nelson

(Rendering courtesy of RootedHomes)RootedHomes was founded back in 2014 by two Bend residents who saw their friends, family and coworkers being displaced by high housing costs. They recognized the need for affordable housing, but also understood that houses are a big investment, and buyers will need to gain equity in that investment. They relied on a nationally recognized community land trust model to help facilitate permanently affordable housing to Bend and Central Oregon.
Solar Success Begins with the Blueprint

1 month ago | cascadebusnews.com | Rob Black

(Photo courtesy of E2 Solar)As homebuyers in Central Oregon increasingly seek energy-efficient, environmentally friendly homes, custom builders have a unique opportunity to set themselves apart by integrating solar energy into new construction. The benefits are clear: the U.S. Department of Energy reports that adding solar panels to new homes can increase sale prices and attract more buyers in a competitive market.
Buckingham Resources

1 month ago | cascadebusnews.com | Noah Nelson

(Photo by Jeremy Bittermann)Founded in 1990 in Sunriver, Buckingham Resources was the dream of Tom Buckingham, former general manager for a national telecommunications company who had a passion for art and management. Tom’s previous experience in building custom homes was entirely as a client, after having two homes built for him and his wife.
COCC Celebrates 75 Years

1 month ago | cascadebusnews.com | Noah Nelson

(Photo courtesy of COCC )COCC (Central Oregon Community College) was founded back in 1949, with the first class commencing on September 20 of that year. The first students of the college attended classes at night at the old downtown Bend High School in subjects like business and accounting. These early scholars made a commitment to furthering their education before COCC even had a permanent home (or name) in Bend. 1954 marked the year the college was named Central Oregon College.