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As business picks up for Oregon establishments after the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, many are creating their own guidelines regarding wearing masks, maintaining social distancing and cleaning.
One of Oregon’s oldest home-based businesses will reach 45 years come this September, but it’s possible only area bookworms would know that.
As of July 1, the Oregon Observer is now part of Wisconsin Media Group.
When Hometown Pharmacy began administering the COVID-19 vaccine mid-March, pharmacist Kim Shumaker said she was “running around chasing down available vaccines” to meet patient demand.
Over the next few weeks, Unified Newspaper Group will complete the process of consolidating our limited in-person operations to our downtown Oregon office at 156 N. Main St. That includes vacating our longtime headquarters in Verona.
The Wine Reserve, 113 N. Main St., greeted its first customers on Monday, April 5, in a grand opening event.
To the Oregon-based business Wood Cycle, using and repurposing local wood is called “logs with a zip code.”
A dance studio faces almost $24,000 in fines after Public Health Madison and Dane County alleged the business violated a county social gathering ban amid COVID-19.
Nine months after the COVID-19 pandemic led to gathering restrictions and consumer worries, many businesses are still feeling the strain of a year with unanticipated challenges.
What was once a partnership idea that existed inside the minds of two educators is now a reality despite a pandemic that rages onward.
