With this year’s Women’s Issue, we went in search of Central Oregon females who are breaking away from the societal conventions that somehow still exist in 2011. We found a premiere female motorcycle racer, a great-grandmother who has decided to chase down her musical dreams and a group of women making some of the best beer in the region, just to name a few. We’re proud of the ladies in our region, and after you take a look this section, you will be, too.
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The Women's Issue
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Women's Issue 2022
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Woman Of The Year; Jen Burgess Thompson: Cancer Survivor
Woman of the year, Jen Burgess is a cancer survivor after being diagnosed with aggressive ovarian cancer.
- Mar 7, 2012
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Wonder Women: Five women tell us how to dominate
Five women who are outstanding with what they do best.
- Mar 7, 2012
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Central Oregon's Most Influential Women: From every area of our community-politics, business, philanthropy, sports and the creative arts-these women are powerful examples of what it means to live strong everyday
Seven women who are most influential to Central Oregon.
- Mar 7, 2012
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Tattoo You: Mum's Tatoo's Angela Kephart found a career and a calling in body art
Angela Kephart started from the streets of Portland and now a small business owner of Mum's Tattoos.
- Mar 7, 2012
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