The upcoming play will follow John Quincy Adams, the sixth United States president.

Chris Warner will be the interim director while officials seeks a successor to Kris Strickler, who resigned in January.

A man’s arrest two decades ago served as a turning point in his life, ultimately allowing him to become a pastor and found a church.

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Competing at state in Eugene, the Celts claimed second place in the 4×400 relay.

Kennedy Elementary School’s third multicultural night featured performances by its dual language students.

Some councilors have discussed taking city fee increases to a vote, but that idea ran into a legal roadblock. City Attorney Joe Lindsey mapped out the issues at a council session Monday, June 1.

The fire district will use its new strategic plan as a guide for the next decade.

Three Keizer City Council seats and the mayor’s post will be on the November election ballots.

A McNary senior spent high school organizing service events supporting students and the broader community.

The townhomes are aimed at those looking for a new home but can’t afford a larger lot.

Historically, about one in eight Oregonians has taken advantage of the Treasury-backed education savings plans. Steiner, who was elected in 2024, aims to double that during her tenure.

McNary held a small graduation ceremony for students in the Unified program, which brings together students with and without disabilities.

Health officials say a 93% vaccination rate for measles, mumps and rubella is necessary for herd immunity to prevent outbreaks, but more than one-third of Oregon schools with 10 or more students in K-12 don’t meet that baseline requirement.

The long-awaited opening of Keizer’s new boardwalk is scheduled after a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5 p.m. Monday, June 1. The pathway along Claggett Creek gives walkers a peek at environmental restoration in action.

In a letter to the editor, Keizer resident Linda Dunn offers some thanks and asks some questions after the KeizerFEST parade and other events.

The First Tuesday events at the Keizer Art Association are free and open to the public.

School fire inspections are performed annually by local fire districts.

A Claggett Creek eighth grader was one of three Keizer students to be awarded for growth.

McNary’s graduation ceremony will take place on June 5.

As her term ends, a teen shared her experiences joining the Keizer City Council this year as a youth councilor.