A New Era for Oregon Seafood Starts Now, USDA Announces Office of Seafood By Tootie Smith, State Executive Director for the Farm Service Agency in Oregon    Oregon fishers, crabbers, clammers and shrimpers will greatly benefit from the newly established Office of Seafood, recently announced by Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins in a move that signals a stronger federal commitment to support and revitalize America’s seafood Industry.   From Newport […]

TINA KOTEK HIDES FROM HER OWN RECORD, REFUSES OREGON NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION DEBATE BY Christine Drazan for Governor campaign Press Release,   Canby, Ore. – Today, failed Oregon Governor Tina Kotek declined to participate in a debate organized by the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association, snubbing voters who want to hear directly from her and see […]

REP. DWAYNE YUNKER BLAMES TODAY’S $7.5 MILLION SOU FUNDING ON DEMOCRATS WAR ON ECONOMY AND EDUCATION By Oregon State Representative Dwayne Yunker, SALEM, ORE. — Representative Dwayne Yunker (R-Grants Pass) issued a statement following the legislature’s Joint Emergency Board vote today to approve $7.5 million of emergency funding for Southern Oregon University (SOU), identifying the […]

Oregon Legislative Coastal Caucus Calls on National Science Foundation to Halt Removal of Critical Ocean Monitoring Buoys By Oregon State Senator Brock Smith, SALEM, Ore. — Senator David Brock Smith (R-Port Orford), Vice Chair of the Oregon Legislative Coastal Caucus, announced today that the Coastal Caucus sent a letter formally urging the National Science Foundation […]

  By Taxpayers Association of Oregon OregonWatchdog.com Liberals’ excessive high taxes have killed the best features of Oregon. The Oregonian reports on a study ranking Oregon as #45 for states to do a road trip. The reason Oregon was rated so bad was because our gas taxes were among the highest in the country. High […]

By Taxpayers Association of Oregon Foundation, Medical insurance premiums in Oregon are likely to jump an average of 17 percent next year if insurers have their way, and purchasers of individual and small group health plans will have fewer options as well, according to The Willamette Week. Oregon regulators recently released data showing proposed rate […]