Call 503-556-3802 

The Amani Center is a non-profit organization established in October of 2000 for the purposes of developing and operating a community-based center where alleged child victims of sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect, and/or Domestic Violence/Witnessing Violent Crime, forensic/medical and support services in a child-friendly setting.

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PO Box 1001 St Helens, Oregon 97051
(503) 366-4005

30 years of HR expertise you can count on.

Cardinal remains a locally run, family-owned firm, maintaining the high standards of customer service the company was founded upon.

Small to mid-sized businesses benefit from having Team Cardinal in their corner for help with HR issues and design solutions that help our clients achieve their goals.  We create Workplace Solutions for your business.

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Payroll Administration, Workers' Compensation, Risk Management, Human Resources, Employee Benefits, Screening Services, Hiring Services, HR Consulting ... & more custom solutions!

Clatskanie People’s Utility District is an open and innovative electric utility, providing an essential service and supporting the communities we serve.

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495 E Columbia River Hwy, Clatskanie, OR 97016

(503) 728-2163

Columbia County is bordered on the east by the Columbia River, on the south by Multnomah County and Washington County, and on the west by Clatsop County. The southern County line is approximately 30 minutes from Portland, the largest metropolitan area in Oregon. The western County line is approximately 30 minutes from the Pacific coast.

The County's northern and eastern boundaries are outlined by 62 miles of Columbia River shoreline. Columbia County enjoys the longest stretch of the Columbia River in the State of Oregon. The Columbia River is a major route of ocean-going vessels and is a popular fishing ground, as well as a popular boating and windsurfing river.

Facts regarding the early history of Columbia County are few. It is known that a New England trading vessel, the Columbia Rediviva, commanded by Captain Robert Gray arrived in the summer of 1792 with the first Euro-Americans to see the County's timbered shoreline. In 1805, the explorers Lewis and Clark traveled and camped along the County's Columbia River shoreline.

Carved out of Washington County in 1854, its past was tied to commercial fishing, water transportation and lumber. Industrialization has accelerated in recent years but timber, dairy and horticulture remain important. Natural gas fields have been identified and are producing.

The County offers the only two marine parks in Oregon: Sand Island on the Columbia River and J.J. Collins Memorial Marine Park on the Multnomah Channel.

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The Columbia County Economic Team (CCET) is Columbia County’s one-stop shop for business services. We are the trusted local partner for your next business relocation or expansion within Columbia County, specializing in site location and acquisition, business and economic data, public incentives and financing, and process facilitation.

We offer a coordinated, results-oriented response to your business priorities. CCET’s membership includes representatives from public and private sector organizations throughout the county, all working together to stimulate private investment and job creation.

We represent pro-business communities, who offer excellent sites, affordable utilities, ample infrastructure capacity, and a skilled workforce. All this in close proximity to Portland and major national and international trade corridors.

Columbia County is home to diverse industries, with strengths in manufacturing, logistics, leisure, and hospitality. Whether you represent one of these industries or provide a new edge – let CCET help you find the best environment for your business to excel.

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This area shares an amazing variety of history; including the 'Lewis & Clark Trail' and a view of our namesake Mount Rainier and the impressive view of the northwest volcano, Mt. St Helens. The Columbia County frontage of the Columbia River offers some of the best Sturgeon Fishing year around, and is also perfect for camping and water recreations.

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106 West B Street, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-7301

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The Columbia Pacific Food Bank
is the regional food bank for Columbia County.

We deliver food to 35 food pantries, meal programs and produce distribution points throughout
Columbia County.

We also operate the Barbara Bullis H.E.L.P.
food pantry in St. Helens.

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474 Milton Way # B, St Helens, OR 97051

(503) 397-9708

Columbia River Carpet One Floor & Home is your local Rainier, OR flooring store. We carry quality carpets, hardwood, luxury vinyl, tile and more in a wide range of styles and prices. We also offer Hunter Douglas window treatments, countertops, carpet binding, as well as commercial and residential flooring. Visit us in-store or online to learn more.

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105 B Street West

Rainier, Oregon

Call (503) 395-2086

Columbia River Fire & Rescue protects approximately 200 square miles of Columbia County, Oregon. St. Helens, Columbia City and the City of Rainier reside within its borders. CRF&R operates out of 7 stations providing fire, rescue and ALS transport medical services.

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270 Columbia Blvd, St Helens, OR 97051

(503) 397-2990

Columbia River People' s Utility District provides safe, reliable and affordable electric service and energy-saving advice to nearly 19,000 customers in Columbia County, Oregon. Our service area includes the communities of St. Helens, Scappoose, Columbia City, Rainier, Warren and surrounding areas.

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64001 Columbia River Hwy, Deer Island, OR 97054

(503) 397-1844

The Columbia SWCD was create in 1946 and has been serving the citizens of Columbia County ever since.

The SWCD’s of Oregon were created gradually starting in 1939. To date, there are 45 districts serving Oregon. They are considered subdivisions of state government, but function as local units led by a locally elected board of directors.

District directors are elected on Oregon’s general election ballot and serve terms of four years without pay. Directors are members of business, professional and agricultural communities who understand the ecological relationships of soil, water, plant, and animals.

The Cornerstone Café was purchased on May 13, 2008 and is a family-run establishment. Owner and proprietor Viki Overbay works alongside her husband, Mark, and son, Chef Dustin Mattox and Viki’s daughter-in-law Michelle. Located in a historic building in downtown Rainier, guests can not only enjoy excellent cuisine in an uplifting and positive atmosphere but incredible views of the Columbia River as well. The staff at the Cornerstone takes pride in using only the freshest local ingredients, products, and services. Only fresh and local produce is used to make the daily soups, homemade salad dressings, salsa, and tartar sauce (which guest’s swear is the best tarter sauce anywhere). The staff’s goal is to ensure every guest has prompt, courteous service (with a smile) and that they consistently receive a delicious home-cooked meal each and every time they set foot through the door. Perhaps the best quality the Cornerstone offers is the sense of family both guests and staff share. When you dine at “the Stone”, you instantly become part of the family. This is seen in the courteous way guests and staff are treated, in the consistent and excellent service each guest experiences and with the care and dedication that every meal is cooked and served with. But don’t take our word for it – make a trip in on a Friday night for our famous Prime Rib or famous “Noahnator Burger” or a Saturday morning for our “Hungry Man Breakfast”. See for yourself what everyone is talking about. You won’t be disappointed with the generous portions, excellent coffee, handmade milkshakes, and a great vibe. Check us out today!

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102 E A St, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-8772

I pride myself on working hard to provide the best possible service to my clients. Being able to help people is a central part of my life and I’m happy I can be of service to my clients and community. I also enjoy meeting new people and building one-on-one relationships. Open and honest discussions are an easy way for my clients and I to connect and ultimately, help them secure their financial security goals. 

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112 W B St, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-0186

Home of the St. Helens Chronicle and Clatskanie Chief.

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The Chronicle is proud to be Columbia County’s oldest newspaper and oldest business.
The paper began in 1881 as the Oregon Mist, which eventually became the St. Helens Mist.
The St. Helens Mist combined on April 7, 1933, with a relative startup, the St. Helens Sentinel, which began in 1926.
For more than three decades, The Sentinel-Mist was published every Friday with a yearly subscription rate of$2. At one time, it claimed to have the largest weekly circulation in Oregon.
Paul S. Paulson started the St. Helens Chronicle – a free one-page sheet paper – in 1936 and distributed it free of charge every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
By the 1950s, The Chronicle began charging an annual subscription rate of $2.50.
On July 1, 1968, The Chronicle purchased The Sentinel-Mist and dubbed itself The Sentinel-Mist Chronicle. At this time it was Columbia County’s only newspaper.
The name eventually changed to The Chronicle and Sentinel-Mist, and consolidated to The Chronicle on March 25, 2009.
The Chronicle is Columbia County’s largest classified and real estate section.

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The Chief has served the people of northern Columbia County and eastern Clatsop County for over a century. From 1922 to 2014 it was owned and operated by four generations of the Steele family. In 2014, Portland-based Country Media purchased the publication from the Steele family. Country Media owns newspapers in Manzanita, Tillamook, Lincoln City and St. Helens. The Chief is rich in good will and loyalty among its readers, as demonstrated by numerous local and statewide awards.

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PO Box 9278 Portland, OR 97207

(503) 444-7924

Serving our famous burgers and fries, salads, sandwiches and a warmer full of food. 19 door cooler to satisfy your thirst.  Lottery video poker too!

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75724 Rock Crest St

Rainier, Oregon

(503) 556-8091

Manufactured Home Community

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25231 Alderbark St., Rainier, OR 97048

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A publicly traded master limited partnership, Global is a midstream logistics and marketing company that owns, controls or has access to one of the largest terminal networks of petroleum products and renewable fuels in the Northeast. Global also is one of the largest distributors of gasoline, distillates, residual oil and renewable fuels to wholesalers, retailers and commercial customers in New England and New York. The Partnership is engaged in the transportation of crude oil and other products by rail from the mid-continental U.S. and Canada to the East and West Coasts for distribution to refiners and others. With approximately 1,500 locations, primarily in the Northeast, Global also is one of the largest independent owners, suppliers and operators of gasoline stations and convenience stores.

Grocery Outlet is the nation’s largest extreme value Grocery Store with 270+ independently operated stores in California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Washington. Did you know you can save 40-70% off name brand groceries every day without club cards or coupons? At Grocery Outlet, the bargains are simply incredible, and you’ll find thousands of them every day.hat's this item about? What makes it interesting? Write a catchy description to grab your audience's attention.

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Since 1988 HOPE (Help Our People Eat), has been dedicated to providing emergency service to those in need in the greater Rainier, Oregon community.

HOPE continually strives to meet the ever-increasing needs and growing numbers of the homeless, elderly, unemployed and working poor residents by providing food and other necessities. Our goal is simply to make sure that no resident suffers from hunger.

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404 E A St, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-0701

 Hudson Garbage Service proudly provides top-quality Columbia County, Oregon residential garbage removal and recycling in Warren, St. Helens, Columbia City, Deer Island, Rainier & Clatskanie.  

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Call 1-800-422-9998 to start NW Oregon residential trash and recycling service for your home. 

We all thrive when we grow together. But it’s also vitally important to be an individual. The merger of those two trains of thought is alive and well at InRoads Credit Union, where local people offer local service with local pride.

At InRoads, we understand the community and have been proud to be part of it for over 75 years. It all started with the employees of two local paper mills. The year was 1938.

Back then, the families who called this region home lived on less than $50 a month. They built homes, opened businesses and started families. Over the generations, our community grew and so did the credit union.

Today, we’re serving the great-great grandkids of some of those founding members – helping them plan ahead, run businesses, buy cars, finance homes and achieve their financial goals and dreams. Membership in the credit union is available to individuals that live, work, attend school, volunteer, or worship in Columbia, Clatsop, Cowlitz, Multnomah and Washington Counties. This also includes individuals with immediate family who are existing credit union members. Immediate family is considered to be: spouse, child, step-child, grandchild, parent, step-parent, grandparent, or sibling.

Here, it’s a different kind of social networking. You’ll find us teaching financial education in local schools, as well as offering loan rates that keep monthly budgets in check, financial products for local businesses, and services designed to save you money. In other words, we care about your family, local business, and the whole community.

You can rely on us and each other. Together we are InRoads Credit Union.

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PO Box 537 St. Helens, OR 97051

(503) 397-2376

Lower Columbia Insurance Inc. is located in Rainier Oregon and owned by Chad Womack

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202 E A St, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-3739

We have our handed down secret family recipe from our hand made crust to our fresh ingrediants.Our pizza is second to none. We also offer our hand made lasagna to calzones, sandwiches, breadsticks, salads, burgers and more. We are a kid friendly business that offers video games and kids programing on the tv.

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119 E 1st St, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-4213

Mental Happiness is a project company.  Specializing in social media marketing and economic development projects.  

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(850) 377-7867 (cell) 

Representing an investment at Port Westward of more than $1 billion, NEXT Renewable Fuels Oregon will be capable of producing more than 37,000 barrels a day of advanced biofuels. Both the recycled materials and the finished product will move in and out of the port by ship, meaning little additional rail traffic. More than 200 skilled local workers will be employed on‐site, ensuring safe and reliable operation.

The fuels produced in Oregon will be shipped up and down the west coast and create an emissions savings equivalent to removing more than 1 million automobiles from the road.

Currently, in the permitting phase, the facility is scheduled to open in 2021. When the facility is complete, NEXT Renewable Fuels will position Oregon as a leader in advanced biofuels production. 

Contact Natasha Parvey, Community Coordinator for questions natasha@nextrenewables.com.  

Rental Property

Oregon Shepherd's full product line of building insulation contains no synthetic chemicals, is 100% natural, emits no VOC's, is naturally sustainable and recyclable, AND provides a high performance insulation for walls, ceilings, attics, and under-floor areas.

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75930 Rock Crest St, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-3800

Ol' Pastime Tavern
"Where Friends Gather"

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105 E A St, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-2442

We are a special district in Columbia County focused on the creation and sustainment of jobs for our district, primarily through the use of transportation infrastructure, land sales and leases.

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100 E St, Columbia City, OR 97018

(503) 397-2888

Rainier Community Church of God is affiliated with the Church of God, Anderson, IN. We believe in the authority of the Bible, the infilling presence of the Holy Spirit, and that God's church is composed of everyone who claims Jesus as Lord.

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321 W C St, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-5661

The Rainier, Oregon Historical Museum is dedicated to collecting, archiving and sharing with the community our long, rich history. Please join us if you have a passion for preserving Rainier's past and the memory of those who came before us. This site will constantly be changing, so please check our web page again to see the latest information and displays.

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Located on 3rd Floor at City Hall.  See website for hours and days open.

A spirited learning community that is student-centered, safe, academically focused, and dedicated to preparing every student for success in the global society in which we live.

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28168 Old Rainier Rd, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-3777

Stephen D. Petersen, LLC is a general practice law firm that specializes in personal injury, civil litigation, wills, trusts and probate, and real estate and business law.

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612 W B St, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-4120

Fraternal Order of the Eagles is an international fraternal charitable organization

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109 W A Street, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-2035

Local Senior Center 

Go to their website for more details. 

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I am an agent who believes in helping others through educating, communicating and assisting. When we work together, we are a team that can achieve all of your goals. I am a full time realtor and enjoy being involved in the local realtor board as well as the community. 

My family is very important to me. My husband and I raised our son and daughter in Oregon. It is a beautiful part of the Pacific Northwest and a pleasure to call my home.

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PO Box 470, Scappoose, OR 97056

(503) 730-4554

Thousands of material handling professionals rely on Rightline Equipment as their preferred supplier of innovative, rugged and reliable lift truck attachments. Providing superior performance at competitive prices for more than thirty years, Rightline continues to build on its fundamental principals of engineering excellence, precision production and genuine customer service.

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29120 Dike Rd, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-1761

“I didn’t know you did that,” is a statement often made by first-time visitors to our facilities. While our presence in northwest Oregon has been growing since our start in 1978, the diversity of our operations often catches people unaware. From our beginnings in the logging industry, we have brought our determination, focus, and success to trucking and transportation, material handling and reload, quarry operations and rock supply, railroad intermodal connection, timberlands management, property development, road building, and warehousing and marine terminal operations.

Shawn Teevin, President and CEO, still oversees every facet of our operations. Bringing together good people, good equipment, and well-run facilities, Teevin Bros is a highly regarded regional business. Take a few moments to tab through our website and learn more about our company and how we can assist you in your operations in northwest Oregon and southwest Washington.

We are Teevin Bros – Ready to Serve.

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(503) 556-0410

OUR MISSION "To increase the organized capacity for people to care for one another."

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305 W 3rd St, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-3614

For more than 110 years, Chicago-based USG has been a leader in producing innovative products and systems that build the environments in which we live, work and play.

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29073 Dike Rd, Rainier, OR 97048

(503) 556-6275