Longtime Keizer resident Joe Van Meter recalls growing up in a family that was very involved in its community and church. Van Meter, who was raised in Salem, said his parents participated in parent teacher organizations and his father served as president of the Christ…
A Keizer woman approaching 100 years old reflected on her life, and how times have changed.
A McNary High School student is one of several in a program designed to prepare them for careers in behavioral health.
The Keizer Police Department introduced four new officers at a Keizer City Council meeting on Monday, Oct. 6.
Who doesn’t like dogs? Who doesn’t support firefighters? The new 2025 calendar featuring both is on sale now. Firefighters and paramedics with the Keizer Fire District (KFD) teamed up with Salem Dogs, a rescue organization, to create a pictorial calendar for 2025. Keizer photographer Rebecca…
By LYNDON ZAITZ of the Keizertimes As society continues to age, health care is vitally important. Home care is a fast growing segment of the health industry in the country. Answering that need are Jennifer Giese and Viki Fort, who have opened a local franchise…
The issue of homelessness is not new to the Salem-Keizer area and, similar to other issues Oregon faces, COVID has exacerbated it.
Tammy Kunz doesn’t consider herself an activist, instead she is someone who advocates for her city.
People don’t generally think about cucumbers much unless they favor pickles, in all their forms.
The Ostrom family does think about them; it is their livelihood. Brian and Carmen Ostrom along with three of four sons are in the middle of preparing their pickling cucumbers for market.