St. Mary Star of the Sea School, a Catholic school in Astoria, will close at the end of the school year. It employs 10 full-time and two part-time teachers. <br/>Source: The Daily Astorian

Pier 11 Seafood and Steak House and Guido's Pizzaria in Astoria closed. <br/>Source: The Daily Astorian

Mai's Salon opened in Newport. <br/>Source: News-Times

The Bandon Fish Market is undergoing a remodel and expansion that will allow it to hire more people during the winter months. <br/>Source: The World

Coast Media Graphics in Newport will close this spring. It employs three people. <br/>Source: News-Times

Radio Design Group plans to break ground this spring on a new, $5-million headquarters in Rogue River. The company designs and produces radio frequency and wireless commercial and military equipment, including components for U.S. submarines. It will increase its workforce to 50. <br/>Source: Grants Pass Daily Courier

Greentree Orthopedics in Grants Pass closed. <br/>Source: Grants Pass Daily Courier

Forever Flowers, a florist shop, opened in Winston. <br/>Source: The News-Review

NEW Corp., a call center in Klamath Falls, will add about 300 workers to its workforce this year, bringing the total number of employees close to 1,000. <br/>Source: Herald and News

TeleSource Center, a telemarketing company that relocated to Bend in September, moved to new office space and expects to expand its workforce by two or three people. <br/>Source: The Bulletin

Yo Wild, a self-serve frozen yogurt shop, opened in Redmond. <br/>Source: The Redmond Spokesman

Brothers, Hawn & Coughlin LLP, a law firm, opened in Bend. <br/>Source: The Bulletin

Maverik, a Utah company that owns 221 gas station/convenience stores across the West, will build its first Oregon location in Baker City. It will open this summer and employ about 20 people. <br/>Source: Baker City Herald

Flyboy's Coffee opened in Ontario. The family-run business donates 10 percent of its profits to help military personnel and their families. <br/>Source: Argus Observer

Unique Antique Too, Make It So Printing, and Cloud Cap Games opened in southeast Portland. <br/>Source: The Bee

Aviary restaurant opened in northeast Portland. <br/>Source: Neighborhood Notes

Caffe Nizza, a French eatery, opened in southwest Portland. <br/>Source: Neighborhood Notes

Be Smooth opened in northwest Portland. It offers waxing, facials, and body wraps. <br/>Source: Neighborhood Notes

Girasole Pizza Co. opened in north Portland. It offers artisan pizza made with local and organic ingredients, pasta, soup, wood-fired sandwiches, and salads. <br/>Source: Neighborhood Notes

Biscuits Café and Islands Tanning will open at Old Town Square in Wilsonville. <br/>Source: Portland Business Journal

Linn-Benton Mediation Services in Albany closed. It employed five people. <br/>Source: Albany Democrat-Herald

Half Time Bar and Grill opened in Salem. <br/>Source: Statesman Journal

Brick Brothers Pizza Co. opened in south Salem. <br/>Source: Statesman Journal

NuScale Power in Corvallis is putting 30 workers on furlough and cutting pay for its remaining 70 employees as it continues to grapple with the financial fallout from federal enforcement actions against its principal investor. <br/>Source: Corvallis Gazette-Times

Red Lobster will open in Eugene. It will employ 120 to 130 people. <br/>Source: The Register-Guard

M Street Diner opened in Monmouth. <br/>Source: Polk County Itemizer-Observer

Simply Baked ¿ a dairy, sugar, wheat, and gluten-free bakery ¿ opened in St. Helens. It employs three people. <br/>Source: The Chronicle

Republic of Jam, a specialty shop offering gourmet preserves, opened in Carlton. <br/>Source: News-Register

Topspin Sports, a indoor tennis and sports business in Newberg, will close. <br/>Source: The Newberg Graphic