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Cherriots Buys Commercial Street Site for Long-Planned South Salem Transit Center
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Cherriots has purchased about 5.7 acres at Commercial Street SE and Wiltsey Road SE for the long-planned South Salem Transit Center. Project Funding…
Westwood Homes Seeks Approval for 61-Home South Salem Development
Decision Snapshot (Click here) What Is Proposed Westwood Homes LLC is seeking approval for a 61-home subdivision on approximately 10.8 acres in the 4200 block of Strong Road SE in…
Sarina’s Italian Kitchen Officially Opens Today in Downtown Salem
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Sarina’s Italian Kitchen opens its first full-service Salem restaurant at 11 a.m. Thursday, July 23. Where It Is The restaurant is located at…
Hot Yoga: It’s Probably Not What You Think
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Hot yoga is not limited to flexible, athletic or experienced people. The practice is designed to meet participants where they are. What to…
Oregon’s Business Ranking Falls Again, Dropping to No. 42 Nationwide
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Oregon fell three places to No. 42 in CNBC’s 2026 America’s Top States for Business ranking, its lowest position in the index’s history….
Rich Duncan Construction Marks 25 Years With Tribute to Employees and Local Partners
The Salem contractor’s anniversary celebration highlighted a journey from four employees to an established company built on long-term relationships. Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Rich Duncan Construction celebrated…
Salem Data Center: Verrus Shares New Project Details
Verrus says its Oakline at Mill Creek campus could bring more than $5 billion in investment, while residents seek answers about electricity, water, noise and public oversight. Decision Snapshot (Click…
Salem’s Ironman Cleanup Raises a Year-Round Question for Downtown
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Salem’s cleanup near Riverfront Park improved visible public spaces ahead of the 2026 Ironman 70.3 Oregon event, while raising questions about year-round maintenance….
Physical Therapy Isn’t Just for Injuries
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Physical therapy can help with recurring pain, stiffness and movement problems before they become serious injuries. Signs to Watch Pain that keeps returning,…
Sold-Out IRONMAN Expected to Bring $11.3 Million Into Salem Region
Decision Snapshot (Click here) Economic Impact Travel Salem projects the 2026 competition will generate more than $11.3 million for the Salem regional economy. Expected Attendance More than 2,500 athletes and…