The sparkling list of Alice Award nominees keeps on growing. Don't forget to send in your nomination by March 31!

Don't let good bicycle deeds go unrecognized.

Join us and meet up with your fellow volunteers this Wednesday the 24th!

Has an individual, business, government agency or community group you know provided inspiration to cyclists, made biking safer or easier, or helped make bikes a part of the fabric of your community? Nominate that person today!

Smack dab on the main drag of downtown Ashland rests an exciting new piece of bicycle infrastructure.

….Salem Mayor Janet Taylor, Portland Police Officer Robert Pickett, Eugene Safe Routes to Schools Coordinator Shane Rhodes, the Rose Quarter Transit Center Bike Lane Team, and Wyatt Baldwin of bycycle.org.

A crucial bike and ped connection between Gladstone and Oregon City dropped out of service in 2006 due to arson. The Clackamas Water Environment Services crew brought it back, triumphant, last year.

After 14 years without a map to call their own, thanks to diligent work of the mapping and planning team, residents of Clackamas County can now enjoy a truly excellent guide to biking in their communities.

While some might be surprised to learn about the Portland Water Bureau’s Alice nomination, the Bureau is a leading example of educating and encouraging employee bike commuting and safety.

The President and CEO of The ODS Companies is a bike advocate in and out of the boardroom.