Photo gallery: Celts claim wins in track, field meet at North Salem
The March 18 meet hosted by the Vikings drew three teams, with McNary's squads coming out No. 1.
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Six McNary staff nominated for Crystal Apple
Six McNary employees were nominated by coworkers for the award.
No Kings rally coming to Keizer
On Saturday, democratically progressive group Keizer Forward will host a No Kings rally in Keizer.
Removing barriers: Keizer student resource closet seeks donations
Through a resource closet, a staff member at Keizer Elementary School aims to meet students' basic needs.
Keizer mayor essay winner would combat trash, help homeless, families
Whiteaker eighth-grader Michelle Ashon-Imoroa pens a winning essay outlining goals to create safe places in Keizer for those in need.
Open house coming at Centennial School
Residents can walk through the Centennial school building during an upcoming open house.
How are rising fuel prices impacting Keizer?
As fuel prices rise, some Keizer businesses, government and public safety agencies are noticing the impact.
Judge denies anti-gas tax group’s attempt to extend voter pamphlet deadline
U.S. District Judge Michael Simon on March 20 denied the plaintiffs’ motion to allow for 52 more submissions to the Oregon Voters’ Pamphlet.
Unprepared: The broken pipeline teaching Oregon’s teachers
While other states have pivoted to evidence-based instruction, Oregon’s educational gatekeepers—from the governor’s office to the legislature and university deans—have allowed a pipeline of inadequately trained teachers to flow into classrooms, leaving 3 out of 5 of the state’s third graders unable to read proficiently.