Paul Maghiari Country Financial Agency Salem Oregon

06/13/2026

06/12/2026

Come check out my booth and bring your business card for a chance to win a prize.

Join us for the Show & Shine Car Show on June 13th, hosted by the Paralyzed Veterans of America Tri-State Chapter! This family-friendly event will feature an incredible variety of vehicles including classics, modern builds, low riders, motorcycles, and more.
Bring the whole family and enjoy a day filled with amazing rides, raffle prizes, a 50/50 drawing, vendors, and community fun. Whether you’re a dedicated car enthusiast or just looking for a great event to attend, there’s something for everyone!
Vehicle registration is $20 for pre-registration online (www.tristatepva.org) and $25 the day of the event. Admission for the public is FREE! We are looking for sponsors and vendors. If interested in sponsoring or being a vendor, please give us a call at 503-362-7998.
Come out, support our veterans, and enjoy a fantastic day of chrome, horsepower, and community spirit at the Show & Shine Car Show!
Hours:
10am-5pm
Building:
Livestock Pavilion
Parking:
$10 per vehicle
For more information visit: https://www.facebook.com/PVATRISTATE

06/12/2026

Thank you Michelle for the delicious snacks. Salem Area Chamber of Commerce

06/12/2026

I can't stop thinking about this cake from Michelle Ashley's Custom Cakes 😍.

06/11/2026

With wildfire season upon us, we wanted to pass along some important tips to make sure you, your family and your belongings are safe in the event of a wildfire.

Here are our top 10 tips to keep you safe and protected.

1) Create a defensible space around your home. That means removing any dead or dying weeds, leaves, cones, bark and shrubs planted under trees. Prune all your branches that overhang roofs, cut down smaller trees and remove any dead vegetation from your property. If you’re able, install about 5 feet of noncombustible material like gravel, pavers or brick around your home’s foundation.

2) Maintain 6-inches of clearance from the ground to your siding. If you can, consider upgrading to noncombustible siding like concrete or brick.

3) Regularly clean debris from your roof and gutters.

4) Inspect and regularly prune and trim the trees on your property. Trim all branches so they’re no closer than 10 feet to your home.

5) Use a Class A roof covering. These offer the best protection for your home. Clay tiles, slate, asphalt glass fiber composition shingles and concrete are all good examples of Class A roofing.

6) Install noncombustible fencing like metal, stone or concrete.

7) Keep embers out of your eaves and vents. Cover them with 1/8th inch mesh and box in open eaves to create a soffit.

8) Protect your windows and use multi-pane, tempered glass windows. Always keep them closed when a wildfire is threatening your neighborhood.

9) Protect your deck. Use deck boards that comply with new construction requirements in wildfire-prone areas. Clear out any combustibles stored underneath the deck and create defensible space around it.

10) Keep flammable items away from your home. Things like firewood or propane tanks should be stored a minimum of 30 feet from your home’s foundation.

Contact me today to learn more about how you can protect what matters most.

06/11/2026

Travel worry-free. Your home and car insurance may cover roadside help, rental cars, guest drivers and theft or damage away from home. See the details here and call me to talk about your home and car insurance coverage.

06/09/2026

06/08/2026

Barn Party Acres of Hope Youth Ranch

06/08/2026

New skate park!