Lee McPherson, AAMS CRPS
Financial Advisor, Edward Jones
Updated
Financial security doesn’t have to come from a big salary, a lucky investment or some dramatic turning point. For most people, wealth is built more simply, through small habits repeated many times over.
(The Center Square) - The U.S. Department of War awarded a $10 million contract on Thursday as part of its Build Freedom project, an effort to develop workers for the skilled trades.
(The Center Square) – Instead of awarding job creation tax credits to individual companies that expand or build new businesses in Ohio, the state should focus on overhauling its entire tax code to make it more favorable to all businesses, a senior research fellow at a non-profit think tank told The Center Square.
(The Center Square) – As taxpayers continue subsidizing higher education and student loan debt at $1.8 trillion, more American families are planning and saving for college, according to a new Sallie Mae report.
MCMINNVILLE— In 2021, Richard Smith and Serengeti Savage took over the downtown McMinnville tea shop where they had their first date. The shop sits along the town’s popular Third Street, which is lined with antique shops, restaurants, wineries and other unique gift stores. Right as the couple was feeling ready to hire employees at Velvet […]
Like a child trying to find ways around a parent’s “no,” President Donald Trump is still trying to find ways to justify his tariffs after the Supreme Court in late February struck them down, Oregon’s top legal officer said. Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield met virtually with reporters Friday following a three-hour hearing at the […]
Last week’s photo shows Allen’s Cash Store, formerly of Odell. That scan of a glass negative was reprinted courtesy of History Museum of Hood River County. It was located at the northeast corner of Summit Road and Odell Highway in the 1930s, when this photo was taken.
News and photos from the last hundred years of The Dalles Chronicle, White Salmon Enterprise and Hood River News. This week, our history covers fires, tubular frocks, fish ranches, hunting accidents, and an early strawberry harvest from 1923.