Marion County

Sealing Success With John’s Waterproofing

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For 50 years, John’s Waterproofing has been a trusted name in protecting homes from moisture damage. Founded by John Lombardi in 1974, the company has grown from a one-man operation into a family-owned business known for its innovation. Under long-time employee Robin Ekloff, John’s Waterproofing continues to thrive, introducing new services like electrical work and radon mitigation. As they celebrate this milestone, learn how their commitment to quality has shaped their legacy and how they can help you create a safer living space.

Donald Daze Hazelnut Festival

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Hazelnut Hoopla Community: Donald Daze Hazelnut FestivalBy Angie Helvey, Contributing Writer The Pacific Northwest is a unique region with special conditions for growing hazelnuts, also known as filberts. The mild,

Reaching out to families in need

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Love Inc. North Marion county Community: Love Inc.By Patti Jo Brooks, Contributing Writer Did you know that INC in Love INC doesn’t stand for Incorporated? Love “In the Name of

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Stitching Community and Passion Together

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Woodburn Sew & Vac Center has served the community for over 20 years, providing a wide range of sewing, quilting, and embroidery products. Owner Debbie Cobb’s passion for the craft is evident in the store’s offerings, from high-performance vacuums to a captivating selection of machines and accessories. With complimentary one-on-one instruction and a 10% discount on purchases, Woodburn Sew & Vac is the ultimate destination for sewists of all levels.

New Location, Opening October 2023

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At Valley View Dermatology, we pledge to treat every patient with the dignity and care they deserve and will make every effort to ensure that all of our patients leave our dermatology clinic feeling that their needs were met and expectations were exceeded.

The Woodburn Pet Hospital Veterinarians

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One upside to all of the madness that resulted from a worldwide pandemic and the ensuing chaos is this: many of us rescued, adopted, or purchased four-legged furry companions to help us through those long and lonely housebound days. Recent estimates have suggested that as many as 11.38 million households in the United States have acquired pets since last spring!