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647 stories · Updated automatically as reporting is publishedWith 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...
Salem Business JournalThe 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...
Salem Business JournalThe 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...
Salem Business JournalAs 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...
Salem Business JournalThe 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 enf...
Salem Business Journal“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...
Salem Business JournalThe 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...
Salem Business JournalMarion County Commissioner Danielle Bethell has been elected president of the Association of Oregon Counties (AOC), starting a one-year term on November 17, 2023. Bethell aims to enhance col...
Salem Business JournalSALEM, Ore. — Katie Costic, a name now synonymous with dynamic leadership in Salem, has swiftly risen through the ranks of professional success, leveraging her local roots and innovative s...
Salem Business JournalSALEM, Oregon — From a self-described "underdog" to a respected pillar in the Salem business and community sphere, Dick Withnell's story is one of resilience, community service, and the po...
Salem Business JournalSALEM, Ore. — In the heart of Salem, a unique cake shop, Sewell Sweets, stands out as a symbol of culinary passion and innovation. Cat and Chad Sewell, the husband-and-wife...
Salem Business JournalThe content outlines a series of upcoming events in Salem, Oregon, including career workshops, city council meetings, and social gatherings, scheduled from December 1 to December 28. Most ev...
Salem Business JournalThe National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals launched its Oregon chapter, NAHREP Western Oregon, to address local housing needs and support the Hispanic community in achiev...
Salem Business JournalThe Salvation Army is known for its philanthropic efforts, providing hope and assistance to those in need. Their impactful work, particularly in addressing individual crises, demonstrates th...
Salem Business JournalGeorge Puentes was a legendary figure in the Salem area who left behind a lasting legacy after passing away at the age of 76. Puentes served in the Air Force...
Salem Business JournalIn 2023, Marion Polk Food Share distributed a record-high 10 million pounds of food, providing $14 million in relief to 18,000 households monthly, another record high. In an interview with.....
Salem Business JournalThe Salem Police Foundation, established in 2010, assists the Salem Police Department by addressing funding gaps and promoting community engagement. Led by Lori Heraldsen, the foundation org...
Salem Business JournalThe Oregon Legislative Assembly's upcoming session emphasizes bipartisan cooperation, especially concerning the drug epidemic, housing crisis, and childcare issues. Leaders Tim Knopp and Rob...
Salem Business JournalOregon lawmakers plan to address the drug addiction crisis through House Bill 4002, aimed at enhancing treatment access and reintroducing penalties for small drug possessions. The bill addre...
Salem Business JournalTraditional Calls to Action (CTAs) are becoming ineffective as they often blend into the noise, especially when addressing unfamiliar contacts. A more effective approach, demonstrated by Cai...
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