Statewide – Around 100,000 Oregonians got a raise today thanks to a law passed during the 2016 Legislative session.
Senate Bill 1532, split the state into three regions, each with its own minimum hourly rate.
By 2023, Portland will end up with the highest, at $14.75 an hour.
Midsize counties such as Deschutes and Lane will have a $13.50-an-hour minimum wage, and rural counties such as Jefferson and Crook will have the lowest, at $12.50 an hour.
Calling All Makers Vendors & Sponsors, Applications Open for Central Oregon’s Longest-Running Holiday Gift Faire Locavore’s 17th Annual Holiday Gift Faire returns December 13 — a one-day showcase of artisan crafts, food, and gifts made in Central
Ovation Performing Arts (OPA) is thrilled to voyage the seven seas to present Disney’s “The Little Mermaid,” November 7-16 at Redmond High School, 675 SW Rimrock Way. This family-friendly musical invites the community to journey under the
Get ready to shiver with antici…pation! The Tower Theater proudly presents The Rocky Horror Show LIVE! — the outrageous, musical cult classic — for a limited run this Halloween season. This fully staged, live production invites audiences to don
Central Oregon Locavore, the region’s only nonprofit year-round farmers market, has launched its Annual Fall Membership Drive to support the marketplace, sustain small farms, strengthen local food education, and ensure real food remains accessible in Central Oregon.
100+ Women Who Care of Central Oregon donated $16,550 to Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Central Oregon. This contribution will directly support CASA’s mission to recruit, train, and empower volunteer advocates who stand up for children
