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Uncategorized McNary students from the Latino Club and Air Force JROTC teamed up for a cleanup project on April 1 at McNary Oaks Mobile Home Villa.Photo courtesy Ramiro Navarro McNary Oaks Mobile Home Villa is one of Keizer’s 55+ communities, and many of the residents have mobility issues which make it[Read More…]
Photo courtesy Salem Reporter The FlySalem steering committee had an update for the Keizer city council at the April 4 meeting. Committee chair Brent DeHart spoke about the impact the pandemic and supply chain shortages have been having on the airline industry, how McNary Field has coped with those challenges,[Read More…]
Indigenous Americans circa 1840. Courtesy Photo – Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde The April 4 Keizer city council meeting opened with what Mayor Cathy Clark called a “teaching moment,” as senior members of the Confederated Tribes of the Siletz and local historian SuAnn Reddick offered a Native American perspective about[Read More…]
Maurice’s was one of several Keizer Station businesses who closed down for part of the day rather than force employees to deal with the expected traffic problems. If you had any business anywhere near Keizer Station today, you probably spent several hours sitting in traffic, as the “Reawaken America Tour”[Read More…]
Bauman Farm and Garden is located on Howell Prairie Rd. in Gervais and is open to the public Monday-Saturday, 9-5. Long-time Keizer residents likely already know all about Bauman Farm and Garden in Gervais – their pumpkin patch has been an October favorite for decades – but you may not[Read More…]
Uncategorized Middle housing in Keizer The term “middle housing” is something Keizer residents will be getting used to hearing in the coming years. It refers to duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes, cottage-cluster designs and other variations – basically any kind of housing other than a single-family home or an apartment complex. In order[Read More…]
The McNary Boys Varsity Baseball team had a rough opening to their season with an non-league endowment game loss to Lakeridge High School, 4-7, on March 16, but that game won’t count against their season stats. They followed this up with a 5-11 loss vs. Tualatin High School on March[Read More…]
This year’s McNary High School girls varsity softball team has already racked up five non-league wins since their opening 4-2 victory over Roseburg High School in Grants Pass on March 15. Their only real disappointment to the season so far was a 4-5 loss to Grants Pass High School on[Read More…]
Every Keizer city council meeting provides time for the public to speak to the council about any issue, and on Monday, March 21, a number of local activists and residents took the opportunity to voice their views on the upcoming Reawaken America tour slated for the Keizer Volcanoes stadium on[Read More…]
Uncategorized Keizer resident Ethan Blaser weighed more than 300 lbs and wore size 42 pants when he entered his freshman year of high school. By the time he was 30, he weighed 400 lbs – but in the space of a year, with the help of the trainers at Prosper Athletic[Read More…]
