Warm Springs Forest Products Industry has contracted with Boring-based Vanport International to make products for the Asian market. The contract saved 115 jobs in Jefferson County. <br/>Source: Madras Pioneer

Shear Pleasures Salon and Spa opened in Seaside. It offers hair and skin care, manicures, and massage services. <br/>Source: Coast River Business Journal

Bow Wows Grooming opened in Toledo. <br/>Source: News Times

The Depoe Bay MiniMall will open. Tenants will include Spoiled Silly, a children's boutique; Nature Revealed Gallery; Sparks Gallery; and Purple Starfish Gift Boutique. <br/>Source: News Guard

Interior Style, an upscale furniture and home décor store, opened in Astoria. <br/>Source: Coast River Business Journal

The Apple Cellar Bakery opened in Jacksonville. <br/>Source: Medford Chamber Business Review

El Azteca Mexican Restaurant opened in Myrtle Creek. <br/>Source: The News-Review

Joseph Winans Furniture Co. in Medford is closing. It employs about six people. <br/>Source: Medford Mail Tribune

Pacific Coast Federal Credit Union opened a branch in Klamath Falls. <br/>Source: Basin Business

DoveLewis will open an after-hours, emergency veterinary care service at the Lincoln City Animal Clinic. It also has operations in Portland. <br/>Source: News Guard

AT&T will open a store at the Cascade Village shopping mall in Bend on April 1. <br/>Source: Bend Bulletin

When Old Navy leaves Lancaster Mall in Salem, it will open a store at Keizer Station. <br/>Source: Statesman Journal

The Sugar Shack – a gift, antique, and book shop – opened in Mt. Vernon. <br/>Source: Blue Mountain Eagle

The Oregon State University Agriculture Program at Eastern Oregon University in La Grande is celebrating its 25th anniversary. OSU and EOU created the cooperative partnership in 1984 with two teaching positions. Today, there are six full- and three part-time faculty serving 160 full-time students. <br/>Source: The Observer

CNH Global N.V. opened its 246,000-square-foot Pacific Northwest Parts Distribution Center in Portland to support more than 130 New Holland, Case IH, and Case Construction dealers. When fully staffed, it will employ 35 to 40 people. <br/>Source: Portland Business Journal

True Religion Apparel Inc., a seller of denim apparel, opened at Washington Square in Tigard. <br/>Source: Portland Business Journal

Boeing Co. plans to pour up to $120 million into its Gresham operation, replacing a 30-year old chemical processing plant and adding 152 jobs in the next three years. It will build a 60,000-square-foot facility to treat metals such as titanium and stainle <br/>Source: The Oregonian

Affiliated Computer Services plans to hire 190 staff at its growing Tualatin call center. <br/>Source: Portland Business Journal

Wells Fargo Insurance Services will close its Salem office. It employs 25 people. <br/>Source: Statesman Journal

The Oregon School of Jujitsu opened in Philomath. It offers instruction in Jujitsu, Kempojujitsu, and combined martial arts. <br/>Source: Corvallis Gazette-Times

Lake Oswego-based Pacific Lumber will close its Bend Yard & Truss at the end of the month. It employs six people. <br/>Source: Bend Bulletin

Indie Hops in Portland, a supplier of Oregon-grown aroma hops to craft brewers, will open a hop processing plant in Hubbard. The facility – the first of its kind in Oregon – will turn hops, the cone-like flower of the hop plant, into small pellets which are favored by brewers. <br/>Source: Daily Journal of Commerce