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Building a Legacy of Wellness: The Story of Zohra Campbell and Indigo Wellness Center
Indigo Wellness Center in Salem, led by Dr. Zohra Campbell, has evolved over 20 years from a single-office entity to a multifaceted wellness hub combining chiropractic, yoga therapy, and massage. Campbell’s commitment to community, personal growth, and adaptable leadership has fostered a transformative environment, focusing on wellness and empowerment throughout her journey.
Rising Energy Cost Too Cold for Winter
Oregon faces rising energy costs due to increased demand, aging infrastructure, and the transition to renewable energy, disproportionately affecting lower-income households. Senator Wyden has raised concerns over affordability. The Energy Trust of Oregon is addressing these issues through energy efficiency programs and support for vulnerable communities, aiming for an equitable energy future.
From the Desk of Jose Gonzalez
As 2024 ends, the author reflects on their time as a Salem City Councilor, expressing bittersweet feelings about stepping away. They emphasize the importance of remaining engaged in the community despite leaving office. Their commitment to collaboration and addressing challenges continues, aiming to build a better future for Salem together.
Lawmakers Address Business Challenges, Opportunities at Leadership Summit
Oregon House Democratic Leader Ben Bowman emphasized the importance of effective government in fostering economic growth during the Oregon Leadership Summit. Both parties are exploring strategies for improvement, particularly addressing challenges like housing, transportation funding, and job creation in clean energy sectors. Bipartisan cooperation will be essential as the 2025 legislative session approaches.
Oregon's Supermajority: A Call for Business to Get Proactive
In January, Democrats will have a supermajority in the Oregon Legislature, allowing tax changes without Republican support. Business leaders are urged to proactively engage with legislators and build ongoing relationships to influence outcomes. Effective advocacy involves presenting ideas positively and consistently participating in legislative discussions rather than solely opposing proposals.
the FORGE
285 Liberty St NE | Salem, OR 97301 Property Details Lease Rate: $0.20 - 4.00 SF/month (NNN) Year Built: 1954 Property Type: Retail Building Size: 80,724 SF Property Description The...
Oregon Retail Employee Charged with Theft of $25,000 Winning Lottery Ticket
A Short Stop convenience store employee in La Grande faces criminal charges for allegedly stealing a $25,000 winning Oregon Lottery ticket. After a deceptive claim during a routine integrity check, the employee attempted to redeem the ticket. The Oregon Lottery emphasizes the need for secure ticket handling and integrity in transactions.
Oregon Housing and Community Services Invests $165 Million to Build 550+ Affordable Homes Across Oregon
Oregon Housing and Community Services announced a $165 million investment to address the affordable housing shortage, supporting eight developments that will create over 550 homes. The initiative emphasizes stability for families, including rental assistance and community support services, enhancing overall quality of life for diverse communities across the state.
Flexible investment opportunity in retail
2425-2475 25th St SE | Salem, OR 97302 Property Details Sale Price: $3,300,000 Year Built: 1977 Property Type: Industrial Building Size: 15,000 SF Property Description Introducing 2425-2475 25th St, an exceptional investment opportunity...
Oregon Warns Residents of Rising Affinity Fraud Schemes Exploiting Trust within Communities
The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation warns against "affinity fraud," an investment scam exploiting trust within close groups. Fraudsters often infiltrate community organizations, misleading individuals through trusted leaders and promises of high returns. Victims are urged to research independently, consult outside experts, and remain cautious of offers perceived as too good to be true.