‘Lion in Winter’ opens on Homegrown stage in Keizer
Medieval satire, family drama, and political tension are coming to the stage at the Keizer Homegrown Theatre. "Lion in the Winter" will open starting, Friday, Nov. 7.
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Oregon Treasury reducing pension stake in private equity
The shift away from private equity coincides with the council’s review every four years of the state’s asset allocation strategy.
Budget cuts ahead for Salem-Keizer School District
In a news conference Wednesday, Nov. 5, Salem-Keizer School District Superintendent Andrea Castañeda announced the need to cut $25 million amid uncertainties about state funding.
Friends, family mourn man killed in I-5 wreck
The death of a Keizer man in a freeway crash prompts an outpouring of grief, and support for family.
Strangers rush to help, save man shot in Keizer
After hearing gunshots, people ran to help and likely saved Landon Ostrom’s life the night of Oct. 24. He remains in Salem Hospital, facing a long recovery.
Keizer Police Department welcomes new officers
The Keizer Police Department introduced four new officers at a Keizer City Council meeting on Monday, Oct. 6.
‘I’m super proud of the effort, the fight, the will’ – McNary loses final grid game to Aloha
The McNary High School football team lost its final game to Aloha on Thursday, Oct. 30. Tears were shed after the game as seniors bid farewell to the gridlock one last time.
Keizer food bank struggles to provide for hundreds of people amid SNAP reduction
The Keizer Community Food Bank struggled to stay open on Thursday, Oct. 30, as people swarmed to the food bank in anticipation of the SNAP reduction starting Saturday, Nov.1
Barbershop group plans choir workshop in Keizer
Area high school and middle school students can hone their harmonic skills at a free choir workshop in Keizer on Saturday, Nov. 8.