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Liberty House Earns Accreditation
After 25 years as an organization, Liberty House received its accreditation from the National Children’s Alliance (NCA) on January 31. Liberty House opened its doors in 1999 and serves as...
How to handle an RFP via Email
A couple of months ago, a colleague was contacted via email by a member of the board of directors of a large company. I’ll call the member Norm. He’d...
2025 Housing Market Outlook: A Cautious Yet Optimistic Rebound
The housing market is poised for a potential rebound in 2025, with industry experts expressing cautious optimism about rising inventory and stabilizing mortgage rates. After two years of sluggish sales,...
Residential, Rural and Medical Waste Rates are set to Increase in 2025
Marion County can expect some major increases to their waste rates beginning in January 2025. The medical rate proposed increase beginning on January 1 is substantial. For example, the current...
The Art of AI In Teaching
The future of teaching has arrived at Roberts High School with artificial intelligence leading the way. Shawn Abbey, a business teacher at Roberts High School and Early College High School...
Gym opens in Salem, offering circuit training and kickboxing-based exercise
Noe Ramirez radiates an entrepreneurial spirit. He says that his first real business experience came after graduating from 21st Century Charter School in downtown Salem when he moved to Mexico....
Rogue Brewing returns to the Willamette Valley, prioritizing local engagement.
Rogue Brewing Ales & Spirits is launching a new pubhouse in West Salem, emphasizing community engagement and local brews. The spacious venue aims to be a comfortable hub for families and sports teams, featuring events and local partnerships. President Steven Garrett, a local graduate, aspires to reintegrate Rogue into the Salem community.
1803 Neighborhood Revival and Hope Fund
Rukaiyah Adams is determined to revitalize Portland's Albina neighborhood through the 1803 Fund, which addresses economic disparities faced by Black communities. Launched in 2020, the Fund honors York's legacy and focuses on community empowerment, cultural investments, and providing resources for Black entrepreneurs, creating a path toward economic justice and resilience.
Bo & Vine Burger Bar: A Gourmet Twist on Classic Burgers
Bo & Vine Burger Bar, founded by Michael Adams in Salem, specializes in high-quality gourmet burgers crafted from fresh, certified Angus beef. The restaurant, which originated from a food truck, prides itself on unique recipes and customization options. Despite challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic, its commitment to quality and innovation ensures continued success.
Chemeketa Community College's Workforce Ready Grant: A Bold Step to Reduce Workforce Gaps
Chemeketa Community College has initiated programs to tackle workforce shortages in healthcare, manufacturing, and technology in Oregon through the Workforce Ready Grant. These programs enhance access for underserved communities by providing skills training, job placements, and support services. Innovative models, like the LPN-to-RN hybrid, aim to improve healthcare delivery and diversity.