Our Community
THIS REGION IS FILLED WITH RICH AND VIBRANT BUSINESSES HELPING OUR COMMUNITY THRIVE.
THESE ARE THEIR STORIES.
Q&Q With Hutchinson Cox
Understanding the intricacies of business and estate planning law is a vital service all community businesses can benefit from. Hutchinson Cox is a long standing supporter of our community through volunteer work, sponsorship of the UO School of Law's summer fellowship program, and more. Wendy Laing, Hutchinson Cox's newest partner, is a long time Eugene native that loves what she does, her community, and giving back. Read more about her practice at Hutchinson Cox below.
Q&Q With Kids FIRST
Since 1994, Kids FIRST, a local children’s advocacy center serving children who have been victims of, or witness to, crime—has provided Lane County’s children a warm, child-focused one-stop location for children to receive needed services. Learn more from Executive Director, Sarah Stewart, and Development Director, Jaclyn Lemonds, about this organization and the importance of this small business in protecting our region’s kids!
Q&Q With West Avenue Furniture
Small businesses not only add value to our local economy, they also provide support to community organizations, resources local initiatives, and vision for our community’s future. West Avenue Furniture, formerly Riley’s Real Wood Furniture, is stellar example of a small business in action.
A PURR-FECT CASE FOR SUPPORTING SMALL BUSINESS
Cat lounges are a growing trend worldwide over the past decade, each a little different than the rest. ESCL has partnered with local cat rescue organizations to provide a temporary residence to cats in need of a loving permanent home.
Susan Mielke Takes Home Prestigious Broadcasting Award
Susan Mielke, a dynamic force in Oregon's broadcasting landscape, has been awarded the prestigious 2023 Oregon Association of Broadcasters, James Boyd Heritage Award, a testament to her remarkable contributions to the industry.
Policy Forum Breakfast: Recap of the 2024 Legislative Session
As an advocate for our local business, the Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce was delighted to host the inaugural Policy Forum Breakfast, providing a unique opportunity to engage in the outcomes and implications of the 2024 Legislative session and providing insight into the policies that shape our community.
