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From the Desk of Salem City Councilor Jose Gonzalez
I know what most of us are thinking as we enter 2024. Thoughts about our families, careers, businesses, health, and aging are common - I'm no exception; these are on...
Salem Events: January
DATE TIME LOCATION EVENT Admission 2-Jan 5:30PM - 8:30PM Council Chambers555 Liberty St. SE, 240Salem, Oregon 97301 Planning Commission Free 3-Jan 5:30PM - 7:30PM Xicha Brewing - North Salem 2195...
Salem Business Journal Introduces Spanish Edition to Empower Local Hispanic Community
The Salem Business Journal is launching a Spanish Print Edition to enhance engagement with the Hispanic community in Salem, aiming to improve political awareness and representation. This initiative addresses the need for information in Spanish, fostering inclusivity and empowerment among local Hispanic residents and business owners to actively participate in local governance and community issues.
Merging Futures: Kroger-Albertsons Deal and Its Impact on Oregon's Grocery Landscape
With the holiday shopping season upon us, we are reminded of how important access to local stores and products right here in our community is to our everyday lives. I...
Award-Winning Journalist and Policy Leader Enhances Salem Business Journal Team
The Salem Business Journal announces Promise King as its new columnist. With a rich background in journalism and policy, King has worked with several Portland publications and served in the Oregon State Legislature. His commitment to minority communities and advocacy for justice drives his writing, aiming to foster impactful change and unity.
Salem City Council budget deficit strategies: Will these be new or more of the same in 2024?
The Salem City Council has returned to the drawing board with a two-fold strategy to gain revenue and to protect the budget, hoping to solve Salem's projected $19.4 million deficit...
From the Desk of Congresswoman Lori Chavez-DeRemer
As a small business owner, a former mayor, and a mother of twin daughters, I understand how federal policies can have a significant – and sometimes unintended – impact on...
Oregon's Legislative Agenda: Drug Decriminalization and Housing in Focus
The Oregon State Legislature will reconvene in January to address Measure 110, which decriminalized possession of small amounts of hard drugs. Changes are anticipated, including stricter enforcement and the establishment of service centers. Funding for addiction treatment is a priority. The session will last 35 days and will explore housing issues as well.
Oregon State, wandering in the Pac-2 Wilderness seeks Legislative Help
“Two can be as bad as one, it’s the loneliest number since the number one.†Last week the President of Oregon State University and the school’s athletic director, came before...
The President's Pen: Data-Driven Insights to Help Small Businesses Thrive During the Holidays
The holiday season presents a prime opportunity for local businesses as 80% of shoppers prefer supporting them. Key strategies include leveraging past positive experiences, enhancing word-of-mouth advocacy, creating inviting environments, offering gift cards, and utilizing social media. By adapting to consumer preferences, these businesses can build lasting community relationships and thrive.