Portland's The Belmont Goats are seeking a new, permanent pasture for their aging herd, as their current lease expires and the land is slated for development.

The SSCC in Portland released a report detailing efforts to manage homelessness and public health, with 54 individuals offered shelter referrals, 38 accepted, and only 16 using the shelter overnight.

OHCS announces funding for over 100 new affordable housing units across Oregon, targeting seniors and community needs in Curry, Lane, and Multnomah counties.

Washington County seeks public feedback on its strategic plan for Disability, Aging, and Veteran Services with two events planned for community engagement.

The Oregon Heritage Commission is to hold an online meeting on January 27 to discuss the state's heritage preservation, including the 2026 Oregon Heritage Plan. Public participation is encouraged and registration is required.

Healthcare workers continue striking against Providence Hospitals in Oregon, demanding better conditions as Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley supports their cause. Talks may resume with a federal mediator.

The Vancouver Police is hosting a Community Policing Information Session to educate locals on neighborhood safety and reporting crimes, on January 15 at the Firstenburg Center.

The Oregon DEQ awarded $1.2 million in grants to 14 projects for innovative waste reduction, emphasizing the importance of reducing environmental and human health impacts of materials throughout their lifecycle.

The Oregon Office of Emergency Management provides safety tips for 2025, advising residents to update emergency plans, stockpile supplies, and stay informed on local emergency procedures.

North Bend partners with Marathon Rewards to offer a Free Ice-Skating Weekend at the North Bend Ice Skating Rink, providing free access to skating and related activities for all ages.

Trader Joe's is opening a new store in Gresham, taking over a former Big Lots location, marking a significant addition to the local grocery market and economic growth.

The Clark County Commission on Aging will meet with the Youth Commission on Jan 23 to discuss mental health and intergenerational healing, without a virtual attendance option.

The Clark County Composter Recycler program is offering free certification training to educate residents on sustainable living, including composting and recycling. Classes start January 29, on Wednesday evenings.