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Business Legacy: Gregg Peterson, A Legacy of Resilience and Leadership in Salem

Written by Wyatt Jones on Sep. 26th, 2023

SALEM - Growing up in a single-family home with nine siblings, Gregg Peterson watched his mother's unyielding determination to provide for her family. It was this observation that instilled in him an unmatched work ethic and an aspiration to achieve success.

Years later, after relocating to Salem, Peterson's dream materialized when he opened the Broadwa…

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New Salem-Keizer Superintendent Brings Changes to the District

Written by Luis Ramirez on Sep. 26th, 2023

Salem-Keizer introduced new superintendent Andrea Castaneda this summer and she’s quickly made an impression on the community.

Within her first 100 days in office, her focus was on board relations, teaching and learning, student and community engagement and operations, safety, and finance.

Dr. Satya Chandragiri was the first person of color to be sel…

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Publisher Perspectives: Salem at a Crossroads- Democracy, Fiscal Responsibility, and the Forthcoming Payroll Tax Vote

Written by Jonathan Castro Monroy on Sep. 25th, 2023

The beauty of a well-functioning democracy lies not just in the engagement of its citizenry, but also in the trust established between the people and their elected representatives. This trust is rooted in transparency, respect for the voice of the majority, and judicious fiscal management. Today, Salem stands at a significant crossroad that will define it

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Savior or privateer? The “Good Ship” OHSU offers refuge from troubled seas to Legacy’s fleet of hospitals and Clinics

Written by Rick Metsger on Sep. 25th, 2023

Oregon entered uncharted waters last week with the announcement that Legacy Health System, a private healthcare provider, would ‘merge’ with the state-sponsored Oregon Health and Science University. While the word ‘merger’ has a softer and gentler tone, make no mistake - this is an acquisition. Mergers generally are distinguished as two entities

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A Journey Through Salem’s Financial Landscape: Lessons from My Playbook

Written by Rick Day on Sep. 22nd, 2023

Navigating the tumultuous waves of Salem's business scene has given me a unique perspective on the art and science of small business finance. Let me share a few kernels of wisdom from my playbook, distilled from decades of entrepreneurship and mentoring.

The Line of Credit (LOC): A Double-Edged Sword

An LOC can be a business's staunchest ally or its mo…

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From the Desk Of Congresswoman Andrea Salinas

Written by Andrea Salinas on Sep. 21st, 2023

Oregon is experiencing an economic revolution powered by advancements in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure. The 117th Congress was among the most productive in memory with the passage of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the CHIPS and Science Act, and the Inflation Reduction Act. Together, these bills account for investments of more than $3.4

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Rising Star: Manny Cruz, A self-made businessman in the construction industry 

Written by Christian F. Hanson on Sep. 21st, 2023

In the sprawling cityscape of Salem, a new star has risen in the realm of construction. Manny Cruz is a self-made businessman, entrepreneur, and contractor who has framed homes in prominent projects and seeks to shape the city's architectural future.

Meet the man behind Lex GC, an entity rapidly gaining a reputation in Salem's construction industry. Despi…

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Salem Events

Written by Salem Business Journal Staff on Sep. 21st, 2023

DATEEVENTTIMELOCATIONRESOURCEAdmission1-SepGreeters: Acres of Home Youth Ranch8:30AM - 10AMNorthern Lights Theatre Pub
3893 Commercial St NE
Salem, OR 97302https://salemchamber.org/Free1-SepChemeketa SBDC: Meet Your Small Business Development Center12PM - 1PMOnlineEvents/Workshops (oregonsbdc.org)Free6-SepSalem Real Estate Investor's Group5:30PM - 7:30PMVenti's Cafe + Taphouse 2840 Commercial St SE, Salem, OR 97302alex@ferryinsurance.usFree7-SepBusiness Advocacy Committee Mee…

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KeyBank Donates $10,000 to the Salem Kroc Center To Promote “Been There” Program: Goal of the interactive course is to empower youth and young adults to reach their full potential

Written by Cathie Ericson on Sep. 20th, 2023

SALEM, OREGON – KeyBank recently delivered a $10,000 grant to the Salem Kroc Center to fund the printing and materials of the “Been There” program, an interactive seven-week course designed to empower youth and young adults to change their thinking and behaviors in order to make positive changes that will help them reach their goals.

Written by moti…

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