Admiring the construction of the Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail Bridge which is the first cable-stayed bridge for the region, extending over the Willamette River. This unique bridge will carry transit, cyclists and pedestrians but no private vehicles. Photo Courtesy of: www.trimet.org

What does every community desire…soccer fields! Thanks to the Prop 84 grant, Live Oak gets to live the soccer dream.  Starting with two fields, with complete build out at five fields, the soccer community can now improve their game by having high quality fields.  The idea is to plan for at least one synthetic field so they can play all year long.  The five fields will allow them to host to...Read More

The City of Live Oak community trail system is gaining two more segments.   This thriving electric train   that use to carry people through Live Oak, now its easement will once again be the highlight of moving people through the community.  A new bicycle and pedestrian trail system is connecting Pennington Street to Epperson Street.  Shade trees, benches, play areas, and decorative gatewa...Read More

A community meeting was facilitated by Greg Melton, who dug deep to come up with great ideas for the new park.  “The community of Magalia really wants to have a legacy that provides its youth with a safe and educational place to go and enjoy mother nature.  There is a lot of rich history in Magalia, from the Native Americans to the Gold Rush, we are hoping to demonstrate and interpret the h...Read More