Scavenger hunt at Keizer Rapids Park focuses on water
A prize awaits those who complete the scavenger hunt at Keizer Rapids Park. The search is underway through March.
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Keizer girl advances to Elks regional free throw competition
A young Keizer resident qualified for a regional free throw competition after winning the local, district and state levels.
Keizer students take on roles in celebration of Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, Keizer Elementary School students held a living museum of influential Black people.
Commentary: Will Oregon’s Chavez-DeRemer be the first Cabinet official out?
The former Oregon Congresswoman draws ire on the national stage for her actions and her husband's conduct, as noted by columnist Randy Stapilus.
Citizens can have their say as Keizer council considers higher police fees
The Keizer City Council is scheduled to meet in a special work session Saturday, March 7. The council will consider reports on local police staffing and a recommendation to hike fees to cover policing costs.
Keizer Fire District receives grant for security upgrades
The Keizer Fire District received a grant to help with a $10,000 security project.
McNary’s Marlina Martinez avenges earlier loss, wins state title months after family tragedy
The Celt wrestling champ dedicated her state win to her brother, who was paralyzed in a car wreck in December.
Soraida Cross, Keizer city councilor, admits ethics violation, faces fine
Keizer Councilor Soraida Cross admitted improperly using her position and a sheriff’s private number after a harassment citation, agreeing to a $500 ethics fine while denying intentional wrongdoing. The Oregon Government Ethics Commission is expected to approve the deal on Friday.
Impact of budget cuts on Keizer schools uncertain
The Salem-Keizer School District is planning budget cuts that would cause schools to lose 120 positions but it remains unclear how deep reductions would be in Keizer schools. The plan aims to cut $23 million in expected spending next year, driven by declining student enrollment.…