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.
BUSINESS
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…]
Betting it all on his BBQ
Despite growing up in Oregon, a state not exactly known for its smoked meats, Keizer resident Troy Campbell is no stranger to barbecue. His grandparents owned and operated a restaurant in Portland called Campbell’s BBQ for almost 20 years; they taught their children and grandchildren the family recipes. “Barbecue, barbecue[Read More…]
Chamber seeks input on improving KeizerFEST
Keizer Chamber is hosting a community conversation discussing KeizerFEST on Wednesday, Aug. 14. The discussion will run from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Keizer Community Civic Center. Attendees will join the KeizerFEST co-chairs and committee members for an open dialogue regarding Keizer’s longest standing community festival. Those who attend[Read More…]
In-N-Out construction begins, large capacity planned
When the In-N-Out location is complete, expect it to be more than capable of handling the crowds it will likely draw. The dining room will have space for 69 people and a covered outdoor patio will seat another 80. If the hoopla surrounding the arrival of In-N-Out’s northernmost location bears[Read More…]
Thai restaurant opens in Sandy River Center
Pad Thai prepared by Bai Bua Thai Kitchen now open on River Road N. Bai Bua Thai Kitchen, located at 5133 River Road N, opened its doors to the Keizer community in late May. This is Vichuda Stine’s fifth Thai restaurant, and when asked what makes her restaurant unique, she[Read More…]
Census-takers needed
The US Census Bureau is recruiting thousands of people for temporary jobs across the country, including citizens in Marion County, for both supervisory and clerical positions working to build the 2020 Census. The temporary positions will begin this summer and run through August. Pay ranges from $14 to $17.50 per[Read More…]
Cascade Farm and Outdoor headed to old Roth’s locale
Over the past month, there has been much construction in the old Roth’s building located in Keizer’s Schoolhouse Square. A Cascade Farm and Outdoor store will make a new home in the building. The business’s goal is to offer farmers, ranchers and homeowners a large selection of merchandise. Customers will[Read More…]