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Eastern Oregon lawmakers ready for 2025 session

Jan 20, 2025 | eastoregonian.com | Phil Wright |Justin Davis |Yasser Marte |Bill Bradshaw

SALEM — State Rep. Greg Smith of Heppner is proposing adding two commissioners to the Port of Morrow Commission. Rep. Mark Owens of Crane wants rangeland fire protection associations to get more help from the state. And Rep. Bobby Levy of Echo is pushing for ranchers to receive the fair market value of livestock they lose to wolves. That’s only a tiny fraction of the bills Eastern Oregon lawmakers are proposing as the state’s 83rd Legislature gets underway starting Tuesday, Jan. 21.
Eastern Oregon lawmakers ready for 2025 session

Jan 20, 2025 | hermistonherald.com | Phil Wright |Justin Davis |Yasser Marte |Bill Bradshaw

SALEM — State Rep. Greg Smith of Heppner is proposing adding two commissioners to the Port of Morrow Commission. Rep. Mark Owens of Crane wants rangeland fire protection associations to get more help from the state. And Rep. Bobby Levy of Echo is pushing for ranchers to receive the fair market value of livestock they lose to wolves. That’s only a tiny fraction of the bills Eastern Oregon lawmakers are proposing as the state’s 83rd Legislature gets underway starting Tuesday, Jan. 21.
John Day, sheriff's office in talks on policing agreement

Jan 10, 2025 | eastoregonian.com | Justin Davis

JOHN DAY — The city of John Day is in the process of entering into an intergovernmental agreement with the Grant County Sheriff’s Office for increased police presence around town. The city will pay the sheriff’s office $100,000 per year for policing services, which will include some things the agency already does and add new duties. Deputies still will be responsible for monitoring speeding and other traffic violations in addition to responding to emergency calls.
Your 10-Step Guide to AI-Ready Salesforce Data

Nov 14, 2024 | sikich.com | Justin Davis

Imagine a world where your company’s data is pristine, every decision is guided by accurate, actionable insights, and your team operates with AI-ready data at their fingertips. Achieving high data quality in your CRM is no longer optional; it’s essential. High-quality data lays the groundwork for successful AI implementations, like Agentforce, offering a competitive edge and actionable insights that can shape your company’s future.
Volunteers save Timber Truckers Light Parade in John Day

Nov 3, 2024 | eastoregonian.com | Justin Davis

JOHN DAY — A recent social media post announcing the demise of the Timber Truckers Light Parade due to a lack of volunteers quickly led to a flood of offers to help, which saved the long-running John Day holiday tradition. The announcement on the parade's Facebook page resulted in organizers securing the necessary number of volunteers in a matter of hours.
With no contested mayoral races, city council contests take top billing in Grant County

Oct 15, 2024 | eastoregonian.com | Justin Davis

GRANT COUNTY — Mayoral races in every city in Grant County are already decided, leaving city council races as the main course this election cycle. The largest and most contentious council election will be in John Day, where six candidates are vying to fill three council positions. For the most part, the candidates fall into two distinct camps.
ODOT seeks input on John Day traffic light

Oct 10, 2024 | eastoregonian.com | Justin Davis

JOHN DAY — John Day's lone traffic light will remain off for a little while longer and may not come back on at all. The Oregon Department of Transportation is going to lead a discussion about whether or not John Day's traffic light should remain switched off, Ken Patterson, ODOT East Region Manager said at the Oct. 8 city council session.
Revolutionizing Salesforce with AI-Powered Agentforce

Oct 7, 2024 | sikich.com | Justin Davis

This year’s Dreamforce, hosted in San Francisco from September 17-19, brought together over 45,000 Salesforce Trailblazers from across the globe, leaving no doubt that we are stepping into a new frontier for AI-powered business solutions. Here are the key announcements that Sikich captured at Dreamforce 2024. At the heart of Dreamforce 2024 was the introduction of Agentforce, a suite of autonomous AI Agents designed to revolutionize workflows across industries in Salesforce.
Innovate the Insurance Customer Experience With Generative AI

Oct 2, 2024 | sikich.com | Justin Davis

Generative AI capabilities and AI-infused automations in Salesforce allow insurance companies to empower every employee to make a difference for customers, improve personal and organizational productivity, and use their data assets to create the future of their business. With Einstein GPT, Salesforce announced the industry’s first generative AI for CRM in 2023.
Divided John Day City Council appoints mayor

Sep 30, 2024 | eastoregonian.com | Justin Davis

JOHN DAY — John Day has a mayor for the first time since the recall of Heather Rookstool in mid-January. Council President Sherrie Rininger was appointed to the role of mayor at the Sept. 23 meeting of the John Day City Council. Rininger will largely maintain the same role she's had with the council, having led the meetings in place of the mayor since Rookstool's ouster at the beginning of the year. The council voted 3-2 to appoint Rininger as John Day's new mayor.