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Salem's Rising Stars: From Grandma's Kitchen to the Streets of Salem: The Culinary Journey of Sederia Shantel and Ba-Hi de Nanay
From the bustling environment of The Yard Food Park to the friendly atmosphere of Checkpoint 221, Sederia Shantel's Filipino food truck, Nanay's Ba-Hi, has quickly established itself as an integral...
Salem Business Legacy: Skyward Ambitions - Brent Dehart's Commitment to Community Progress
Brent Dehart's multifaceted leadership story isn't merely a tale of industry advancement. As the dynamic President of Salem Aviation Fueling and Chair of the Fly Salem Steering Committee, Dehart has...
Salem Airport will have Commercial Flights beginning in October
Avelo Airlines will resume commercial flights at Salem Municipal Airport, offering nonstop routes to Las Vegas and Burbank beginning October 5. After years of effort, local stakeholders aim to boost the economy and attract more airlines. If successful, future destinations may include Phoenix and San Francisco, enhancing regional connectivity.
Let Salem Vote!: Will citizens decide on the employee-paid payroll tax in November?Â
Salem, Ore. -The Oregon Business & Industry has gathered over 5,000 unverified signatures for the "Let Salem Vote!" petition as of July 30, seeking to put the newly adopted Safe...
Salem City Council meeting on July 10 could decide employee-paid payroll tax:
“We can’t leave it to another Council to decide,†says Mayor Hoy Salem’s population is growing, but the budget for police, fire, homelessness, and emergency services is falling behind. The...
Salem's Rising Star: Josh Kay
Josh Kay, a distinguished name in Salem's commercial real estate industry, exemplifies how patience, active listening, and mentoring can significantly shape a prosperous career. As an alumnus of Linfield University...
State Senator Deb Patterson
As an Oregon State Senator representing SD 10, I supported bipartisan bills in 2023 aimed at boosting Oregon's economy. These include expanding childcare access, addressing housing shortages, funding homelessness initiatives, and investing in the semiconductor industry. Each measure passed with bipartisan support, reflecting a commitment to economic growth for all Oregonians.
Salem Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year Awards Showcases the Growing Community
Several businesses were honored at the Salem Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year Awards. One of the highlights of the event was the Salem Capitals being named the New...
Salem's "Bark Boys" Named Business of the Year by Salem Chamber of Commerce
Bark Boys, a local business in Salem, has received the "Business of the Year" award from the Chamber of Commerce, recognizing its commitment to excellence, customer service, and community involvement. Owner Bill Riecke attributes this success to professionalism and employee well-being, emphasizing strong community ties and plans for future growth.
What Primary Election Winners Should Know
In Oregon's primary election, candidates emphasized the importance of small businesses, yet often struggle to translate promises into effective legislation. Small businesses face unique challenges, including higher compliance costs and labor shortages exacerbated by the pandemic. Their focus remains on reducing taxes and regulations to level the playing field against larger corporations.