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We installed this stunning and moving display just a few weeks ago in our hometown of The Dalles, OR! This message was installed for an individual in the community who wanted to put up a religious display before Easter. He was inspired after seeing a photo of similar billboard artwork, and wanted to recreate it. He knew Meadow would be up to the task.

Meadow has officially ranked as the #1 best small business to work for in Oregon! This ranking was given by the Oregon Business magazine and determined entirely by employee reviews.

Meadow has started 2025 off strong by converting one of our traditional billboards into a digital in our hometown of The Dalles, Oregon! This is the first digital billboard in The Dalles, and Meadow’s 20th digital billboard panel in our inventory!

Billboards are big and bold while texture can be more subtle and is often left out of a concept, or at best it is an afterthought. A flat, single-color background with no texture often does look well, flat. A relevant texture adds a unique dimension to a design that can elevate it from amateurish to professional.

Last summer Meadow launched our first digital Rotary Network in Eugene and Springfield, OR. Instead of playing on a single structure, an ad would rotate across digitals, playing the same number of ads but in different areas, to reach a wider audience.

As 2025 begins let’s reminisce about the 10 best designs Meadow installed in the last quarter of 2024!

Recently Meadow Outdoor installed a huge project that has been months in the making. After bringing in Creative experts and creating custom installations, Bushnell University’s billboard display is complete. With a custom, illuminated pop-out extension towering over the billboard, this display will captivate the imagination of anyone who sees it.

In today’s digital age, some organizations are finding success with a more traditional approach: billboards. Recent campaigns across various sectors have shown how this classic medium can effectively attract talent and boost recruitment efforts.

Hurricane Helene and Milton swept through the southeastern United States on September 26th and October 9th respectively, but the cleanup and rebuilding have just begun. It’s a race against time as the weather gets colder and the days get shorter. Winter is almost here and the need for shelter is immediate.