State Rep. Paul Evans and Cherriots General Manager, Allan Pollock, discuss the state transportation package and new funds and services for Salem Area transit system.

Salem City Club hosted panelists from Oregon Dept. of Justice, Consumer & Business Affairs and the MAPS Credit Union to talk about the ramifications of the Equifax breach and how to prevent identity theft.

Historians, authors and a victim’s advocate discuss the impact today’s headlines may have on the way sexual harassment and sexual assault are handled in the future. This discussion was recorded at a Willamette Heritage Center's "History in the News" series November 2017.

Dr. Jimmy Jones, director of the ARCHES program of the Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency, spoke at a DemoForum luncheon in the fall of 2017.  He talked about a survey he created that’s being used as a tool to evaluate homelessness in the Salem Area to offer meaningful solutions.

Kitzhaber speaks at the Salem Chamber's "Forum Speaker Series" (Oct 9, 2017). He told the audience that the focus of health care policy needs to change from making insurance affordable to addressing the root cause of high premiums…the cost of delivering healthcare services.

Salem City Club hosted a discussion on Salem's Library Bond, on the ballot Nov. 7, 2017.  Hear from a city engineer, an earthquake specialist, and a retired state librarian to learn about the project proposal, costs, and history of Salem's library.

Hear Sen Jackie Winters and Sen President Peter Courtney exchange barbs and compliments as they review the inner workings of the last legislative session and what may come up during the short session of 2018.

The hijacking of cultural images, the stereotyping of some groups of people, the bad parts of history....are still our history. Should they stay or should they go? A group of historians discuss this topic at Willamette Heritage Center's "History in the News" series.

Oregon community Leaders came together Spring 2017, invited by the climate action group "350 Salem", to tell how they worked with community members to "own" the issue and work collaboratively to develop plans for climate action and sustainability.

Congressman Kurt Schrader talked at a Marion County DemoForum luncheon earlier this summer. The 5th District US Representative talked about net neutrality, the current administration in Washington, access to healthcare, the national budget and tax reform, and the challenge of arriving at consensus in a stormy political year.