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Feds pull funding from Oregon Humanities through 2027

Late on the evening of April 2, Oregon Humanities received a letter from the acting chair of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) stating that a grant intended to support the organization’s work through 2027 has been rescinded. Every other state and jurisdictional humanities…

Lifetime interest in art led tattoo artist to Black Forest

SPRINGFIELD –  Analytics and advisory company Gallup’s “State of the Global Workplace” studies regularly find that employee engagement – considered a close proxy for happiness – leads to more productivity, higher customer satisfaction and profitability, and fewer safety incidents.  So when tattoo artist Daniel Ingvalson…

Tierney-Heggenstaller joins Chronicle ownership group

SPRINGFIELD – Erin Tierney-Heggenstaller, who first joined The Chronicle as a reporter, has joined the ownership team, publisher Noel Nash announced. “We’re delighted that Erin has become a part of our ownership, and it speaks to the impact she’s made on our multi-platform news-and-information business,”…

Tariffs pushing printing costs up for newspaper

SPRINGFIELD – Adams Publishing Group, which prints The Klamath Falls Times and numerous weekly newspapers, including The Chronicle, informed its clients this past week that printing costs will rise by 5% immediately.  On March 17, Doug Wilson, vice president of production for Adams Publishing Group,…

Miller picked to lead South Lane schools

COTTAGE GROVE – After conducting a nationwide search, the South Lane School District Board of Directors selected Todd Miller as the next superintendent on Monday.  The decision was made during a special board meeting on March 31. Miller most recently served as Superintendent of Santiam…

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