Mark Miller is the Washington County Editor-in-Chief. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, retail, health and wellness, and sports business, with a particular focus on finance and personal finance. Mark's insightful analyses and reporting have been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Newsweek, and The New York Times.
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By: Mark Miller
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“I was always under the impression that we always had money if we needed it,” Mayor Karla Brown said at the Sept. 17 council meeting. “I learned over this past year that was not the case.”
By: Mark Miller
Despite fears about long-term solvency, millennials and Gen Z workers have a major stake in the program.
By: Mark Miller
Back row: Dawn Harden, Amy Fannin, Michelle Leach, Corrie Poli; Front row: Leana McDougal, Denise Butler, Amy McCarty; Not pictured: Melissa Rakestraw.
You’ve probably seen those Medicare Advantage TV ads featuring celebrity promoters like Joe Namath and William Shatner. Now, Endeavor Health has added a
By: Mark Miller
A Norse burial site in Denmark from around the year 940 contains the remains of a woman of high status whom experts believe was a seeress or völva.Such women held a special place in society and comman
By: Mark Miller
Line 81 will run on all days, connecting communities and serving commuters TriMet’s latest bus service improvements are coming to East Multnomah County on Sunday, Dec. 1. We’re adding more buses on Line 81-Kane/257th, including on weekends. We’re also making a small route adjustment to serve more people in Gresham. The improved Line 81 will […]
By: Mark Miller
—Mark Miller A few comments which are not necessarily the views of Chairman Thompson or any other member of the Senate Majority Caucus or member of this task force.
By MARK MILLER While Covid had some impact on the Bluffton-based ministry of Christmas Behind Bars, operations are “back 100%,” Lemuel Vega
The Henry County sheriff of just two years has been in Bluffton many times. The company began by his father and of which he has become a key part of — Sproles Corporation — builds churches.
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