Adam Navarro is the owner and trainer at Toe 2 Toe boxing. Toe 2 Toe Boxing’s Adam Navarro is ready to put some people on their heels. Navarro, the owner of the new gym in southeast Keizer, hopes the space introduces the sport he loves to a new audience and[Read More…]
BUSINESS
Business is poppin’: 2-decade-old popcorn biz makes fresh start
David Maldanado bags caramel corn at Suzy Q’s Kettle Corn, which recently moved to Keizer. Jerry Crane, owner of Suzy Q Kettle Corn, measures popcorn in terms of how many bags it takes a customer to get someone through a movie. “Our 10 ounce bag should get you through a[Read More…]
OCCU opens new Keizer branch
Oregon Community Credit Union’s new Keizer branch is now open in Creekside Shopping Mall, 5402 River Road N. Oregon Community Credit Union recently added a Keizer location in Creekside Shopping Mall. The Keizer branch is located at 5402 River Road North offers auto, home and personal loans; a walk-up ATM;[Read More…]
What about Chick-fil-A traffic?
As the city council approved plans for a Chick-fil-A, the burning question on the mind of Councilor Laura Reid was traffic. “What will be done about lines and managing them?” Reid asked. After the addition of an In-N-Out in December 2019, traffic around that site swells to the main roads[Read More…]
Chick-fil-A gets council greenlight
Construction of a Chick-fil-A near Keizer Station moved one step closer to reality at a meeting of the Keizer City Council Monday, Feb. 1. Councilors approved changes to a master plan that removes a proposed auto lube business to accommodate additional parking for the fast food restaurant. “We’re super-excited to[Read More…]
Chick-fil-A looking more likely at Keizer Station
By ERIC A. HOWALD Of the Keizertimes Chick-fil-A, another fan favorite restaurant, is giving Keizer Station a hard look. For the first time since rumors of a Keizer location more than a year ago, the restaurant’s interest was formally acknowledged in a meeting of the Keizer Planning Commission. “The Area[Read More…]
Lunch with lawmakers
Rep. Bill Post and Sen. Kim Thatcher visited and spoke about the upcoming legislative session with members of the Keizer Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon Tuesday, Jan. 27.
Keizer insurance agent plans to ‘donate’ his spot in burger line
Farmers Insurance Agent Gino Corridori has been saving a space in line at In-N-Out since Tuesday night, but he’s looking for some high-flying students to take his place. In-N-Out plans to open Tuesday, Dec. 12, at Keizer Station. Fourteen hours into his wait to be one of the first customers[Read More…]
Win $100 by dining out courtesy of Keizer Chamber
After a long day, the thought of cooking dinner and cleaning up the kitchen can be daunting. The Keizer Chamber of Commerce is hoping to restore some peace of mind to home chefs. A recently-implemented, monthly program aims to support both home cooks and local restaurants. The chamber calls it Cook’s Night[Read More…]
Feedback sought on new corp. tax
The Oregon Department of Revenue (DOR) will seek input about the administrative rules for the state’s new Corporate Activity Tax from business taxpayers and tax preparers in a meeting in Salem Oct. 4. Salem area business taxpayers and tax preparers are invited to discuss the rules 7:30 to 9 a.m.,[Read More…]