Name: Olivia Age: 1 History: Olivia is a black domestic short hair. She was adopted as a kitten but was returned due to the owners unable to care for her. Preferred home: This cat is very energetic and affectionate. She does well with kids but…
Erik Jespersen, McNary High School principal, shows the plaque that will honor the late Kathleen Hanneman, the school’s former principal (Mary Louise VanNatta). McNary High School Principal Erik Jespersen knew he had “big heels to fill” when taking on the job. He was talking about…
Powerland Heritage park offers a number of spooky decorations, which are available to see every Saturday and Sunday in October. Halloween is just around the corner which means it is time for scares. The Oregon Electric Railway Historic Society is hosting a new Halloween event…
Keizer Police Officer Jeremy Darst (right) accepts an award for Heroism in Saving the Life of Another, from Keizer Fire Chief Jeff Cowan (Submitted). On Monday, Oct. 4, Keizer Police Officer Jeremy Darst was presented with the Bob Wickman Award for Heroism in Saving the…
School is back and for the first time, Chemeketa Community College students have the opportunity to use the state-of-the-art Ag Hub. The finishing touches were put on the agriculture complex earlier this month and some of the many features include a greenhouse, outdoor pavilion and…
Marion Polk Food Share President Rick Guapo, Keizer Stake President Langdon Smith and truck driver. On the morning of Sept. 22, a large semi-truck carrying nearly 40,000 pounds of food arrived from Salt Lake City at the Marion Polk Food Share in Salem. The…
Name: Shadow Age: 1 History: Shadow is a black, domestic short-hair. Preferred home: This cat is curious and quiet. She does okay with other pets and kids.
The ladies of First American Title. The Keizer Network of Women (KNOW) held the Percey Presents event on Thursday, Sept. 23 to benefit its annual Giving Basket Program. More than 200 women attended the dinner featuring raffles and a live auction. Keizer Network of Women…
The HOME Youth and Resource Center on Union Street Northeast in Salem. (Rachel Alexander/Salem Reporter) Increased services and resources for youth experiencing homelessness are coming to the Marion-Polk area after a $3.7 million grant was awarded to the Mid-Willamette Valley Homeless Alliance earlier this month. …