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The logging firm Iron Triangle, already involved in a legal matter with local sawmill Prairie Wood Products, is suing the Prairie City sawmill claiming about $650,000 in unpaid bills for delivered timber. The two companies entered into a log purchase agreement in May last year in which Iron Triangle was to sell sawlogs to Prairie Wood Products.

The logging firm Iron Triangle, already involved in a legal matter with local sawmill Prairie Wood Products, is suing the Prairie City sawmill claiming about $650,000 in unpaid bills for delivered timber. The two companies entered into a log purchase agreement in May last year in which Iron Triangle was to sell sawlogs to Prairie Wood Products.

The logging firm Iron Triangle, already involved in a legal matter with local sawmill Prairie Wood Products, is suing the Prairie City sawmill claiming about $650,000 in unpaid bills for delivered timber. The two companies entered into a log purchase agreement in May last year in which Iron Triangle was to sell sawlogs to Prairie Wood Products.

A new economic report and action plan, commissioned by the Grant County Economic Development Department, points to a shortage of adequate housing in the region as a significant barrier to economic growth.

PENDLETON — Attorneys for Iron Triangle LLC have fired back in an antitrust lawsuit against the John Day-based company, asking a federal judge to throw the claim out of court.

Trade and competition updates from around the world include FTC to crack down on companies taking advantage of gig workers, first cryptocurrency related competition claim in the UK, Italian Competition Authority investigations, and China's SAMR start to review simple mergers.

A coalition of businesses, including the Prairie Wood Products sawmill, logging contractors and ranchers, have filed an antitrust lawsuit in U.S. District Court against John Day-based logging company Iron Triangle.

JOHN DAY — A coalition of businesses, including the Prairie Wood Products sawmill, logging contractors and ranchers, filed an antitrust lawsuit on Thursday, Sept. 15, in U.S. District Court in

Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley are throwing their support behind a renewal of the long-term stewardship contract for the Malheur National Forest, although not necessarily with the same operator.

The 10-year stewardship contract between the Malheur National Forest and Iron Triangle is widely credited with saving John Day’s last surviving lumber mill, creating hundreds of jobs and improving forest