The Oregon House narrowly passed the first of a string of contentious tax bills Thursday by a single vote.
One of bills passed is a health provider tax that supporters say will generate $550 million to pay for the medical care for low-income residents. The bill will increases taxes on hospitals and imposes a new levy on insurance premiums.
FEB 26 – MARCH 1 | 2026 AT PREMIER PICKLEBALL CLUB IN REMOND, OR REGISTER BEFORE JAN. 1 FOR EARLY BIRD PRICING This four day tournament, presented by Lithia Motors, invites the community to come together for
Interior Department rolls out one dollar, one tree holiday savings on public lands: For the 2025–2026 winter holiday period, the cost is $1 per Christmas Tree or cord of firewood for all BLM office areas through Jan. 31, 2026. ‘Tis
100+ Women Who Care Central Oregon meets quarterly to support local nonprofits. At each meeting, members nominate organizations, listen to three short presentations, and vote for the recipient. Each member donates $100 directly to the chosen nonprofit,
An in-depth look at Central Oregon’s Whychus watershed — including its ecology, history and creek restoration — is the focus of the fourth annual “Learn About Your Home Waters” speaker series, a lineup of presentations and workshops
In the face of rising utility rates this winter, experts cite many cheap or low-cost strategies Oregonians can use around their homes to save on their energy bills. Jami Seymore, a spokesperson for Energy Trust of Oregon, a
