Despite the rain, a city committee, neighborhood association, vendors, several Keizer emergency services and Keizer elementary faculty came together on a wet Saturday morning, May 4, at Keizer Elementary School for a bike skills and resources event.
A full city council came together at the Keizer Civic Center on May 6 to look into city contracts, hold public hearings and review a series of resolutions.
For two rounds of voting this year, Keizerites, and Marion County at large, will decide who to elect as the county clerk for a four-year term.
The Salem Keizer Public School (SKPS) district has released its upcoming budget for the 2024-25 school year, including information for around $70 million in budget cuts across all funding.
According to the 176-page report, this new, reduced budget reflects the district’s “attempt to hold the financial, educational and cultural health of the system in balance.”
Fourth-grader Jacob Lance is a lot like other kids his age. He wonders what he will be when he grows up, he enjoys his classes at school and he knows former professional NBA star Shaquille O’Neal.
The office of the county clerk is a position that does not get much attention save for a few instances, tax appeal boards, storing or requesting records, acquiring a variety of licenses and when we all as Americans perform our…
From May 2 to the 28th, the Keizer Art Association (KAA) will host a show dubbed the Celebration of Flowers at the Keizer Cultural Center.
Senator Jeff Merkley (OR-D) spoke at Chemeketa Community College’s Salem campus on April 26 about a series of legislation he secured funding for including more than 475 community-initiated projects throughout the state as well as introducing a strengthened version of his End Hedge Fund Control of American Homes Act.
The deceased man found behind the Keizer Cultural Center has been identified as Keizer resident, Michael Paul Bush.
Bush’s death was ruled a suicide by the Marion County Chief legal medical investigator.
He was 47 at the time of his death.
A group of Oregon Republicans are heading to Arizona to “witness with their own eyes the devastation Biden’s immigration policies have had,” according to a press release from Ashley Kuenzi, the communication director for the Oregon Republican caucus.