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Ribbon Cutting Celebrates New Joyce A. Langeliers Family Center in Thurston
Community leaders, project partners, and neighbors gathered Saturday, February 28, to celebrate the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the ... -
Legislative Update: March 3, 2026
With just one week remaining in the 2026 short session, several high-impact business issues remain in motion. Below is where ... -
Chamber’s ‘Inspire’ Event Celebrates Those Who Move Springfield Forward
On Thursday evening, the Richard E. Wildish Community Theater was filled to capacity as the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce ... -
Springfield Arts Commission Presents “Epiphanies of Flight” During Second Friday Art Walk
The Springfield Arts Commission invites the community to experience Epiphanies of Flight: Women and the Art of Becoming, a powerful new ... -
Legislative Update: Week of February 16, 2026
The 2026 short legislative session is now in week three. Monday marked a key procedural deadline: bills not voted out ... -
Springfield Chamber Supports Oregon Jobs Act (SB 1586)
At a time when other states are aggressively competing for advanced manufacturing and technology projects, Senate Bill 1586, known as ... -
City of Springfield Launches Community Resource Page to Support Residents Seeking Information and Assistance
The City of Springfield has launched a new Community Resources webpage designed to help residents find reliable information, local services, ... -
As Levy Heads to May Ballot, Willamalane Seeks Budget Committee Member
Following unanimous board approval to place a temporary, five-year levy on the May 19 ballot, Willamalane Park and Recreation District ... -
Legislative Update: February 9, 2026
The 2026 short legislative session is officially in full swing. As lawmakers enter the second week in Salem, the pace ... -
Upcoming 2nd Friday Art Walk Features Collages by Corla Bertrand
The Springfield Arts Commission invites the public to a new exhibit at the City Hall Gallery: Embrace the Mystery, a collection ...
