New Businesses Around the State

Here's a sampling of recent business openings from our latest issue of Around the State:

OREGON COAST

• Uptown by Serendipity restaurant will open in Warrenton. It will employ 35 to 40 people. Coast River Business Journal, 11/15/2012

• Pulling the Pros Sports Cards opened in Newport. It offers sports memorabilia. News-Times, 11/28/2012 

SOUTHERN OREGON

• The Mount Ashland Ski Area is training 80 new hires and prepping the mountain for ski season. Forty returning employees will also be working at the mountain during the season. KDRV, 11/27/2012

• The Rogue Hack Lab opened in Medford. It provides 24-hour access and infrastructure for technical and creative projects and events. Projects being worked on include robotics, introductory electronics for youngsters, Lego robotics, 3-D printer work, and software. Mail Tribune, 11/16/2012

CENTRAL OREGON/COLUMBIA GORGE

• Crook County Cowboys and Cowgirls Apparel opened in Prineville. Central Oregonian, 11/6/2012 
• Mapping Contemporary, a gallery pop-up store, opened in the Old Mill District in Bend. Cascade Business News, 11/7/2012

EASTERN OREGON

•  KC Computers opened in Hermiston. It offers computer repair, computer construction, parts, and information technology support. The Hermiston Herald, 11/10/2012

PORTLAND AND SURROUNDING AREAS

• Revocycle, a 24-bike cycling studio, opened in Portland's Pearl District. Neighborhood Notes, 11/6/2012

• Little Red Press, a screen-printing business, opened in north Portland. Neighborhood Notes, 11/6/2012

• Quartet, a fine-dining restaurant, will open at RiverPlace in southwest Portland early next year. Portland Business Journal, 11/27/2012

WILLAMETTE VALLEY

• Red Chopstick, a Korean and Asian food restaurant, opened in Dallas. Polk County Itemizer-Observer, 11/20/2012

•  Handsome Devil Barber Shop opened in Monmouth. Polk County Itemizer-Observer, 11/20/2012

Get more news in this week's full listing, or visit our website to access our archive of business announcements.