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Kenji Sugahara to Lead Oregon Dept of Aviation

He is expected to be confirmed by the Oregon Senate in April.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Kenji Sugahara has been appointed by Governor Kotek to be the next Director of the Oregon Department of Aviation.

Kenji is a Salem resident with a state and national reputation for his work on uncrewed aerial systems.

5 Ways to Make Money From Your Property

Thinking outside the box may provide you with a new source of income.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Finding the best way to utilize a property can be challenging. Ultimately, we want to make as much money as possible with minimal involvement. But as it usually goes, to make high profits, you must spend days working on the project or take extremely high risks.

So, what’s the solution?

Hype, Hypocrisy, and Lying to the People

Hypocrisy in high places

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - Most folks are honest; this tricks them into a belief in the bedrock honesty of others, especially those who make bold public statements.

How could someone lie in a public statement?

The Essential Things to Tick off Your Checklist as a First-Time Homebuyer

The more you pay upfront, the lower your mortgage will be.

(SALEM, Ore.) - It’s difficult to describe everything that goes on in your head when you’re buying your first-ever home.

To avoid costly errors, take a look at this complete checklist for first-time homebuyers that will help you stay organized and efficient.

Will Biden say the word Fentanyl during his State of the Union Address?

The flood gates are open and he ignored the cartels for too long.

(MYRTLE BEACH, SC) - The POTUS is delivering his State of the Union address tonight.

Since he rarely answers questions from the media and depends on an incompetent Press Secretary to deflect questions from the press, it will be interesting to count how many times he says the word "fentanyl."

Breaking the Glass Ceiling: How Women are Advancing in the Tech Industry

Only 25% of workers in the tech sector are women.

(SALEM, Ore.) - There has been a growing drive in recent years to shatter the glass ceiling and boost the representation of female achievement in the tech sector.

Lack of representation is one of the main problems because it can be hard for women to find mentors and role models.

Modern Business: The Truth About Resumes

A single mistake can be quite costly.

(SALEM, Ore.) - There are a few core facts about resumes that every student, job applicant, and mid-career adult should know. Consider the following points before you create or edit a resume.

Hiring agents are basically looking for two things in the Education section of a resume.

Best Practices for Cloud Security and Compliance

Not all cloud providers offer the same data security or compliance.

(SALEM, Ore.) - In today's digital age, ensuring that your business data is kept secure and compliant is more important than ever.

Businesses need to understand what best practices they should be following when it comes to cloud security and compliance.

Gasoline in Oregon Drops Below $4 a Gallon

National Average Drops Below Year-Ago Price

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - For the first time since Feb. 23, the Oregon average for regular unleaded has dropped below $4 a gallon. Gas prices continue to fall in all 50 states again this week.

Lower crude oil prices, lackluster demand for gas, and growing gasoline stocks are the major drivers.

6 Crucial Business Travel Tips

Effective business travel requires proper research and planning.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Business travel is an essential business aspect.

Traveling for business allows you to network with other industry professionals while meeting new people and connecting with prospective customers.