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SPORTS: Boys volleyball team headed for West Salem tournament
PHOTOS: McNary's boys volleyball team is 2-9 in league play after losses to McKay and North Salem High School.
Grant application presents Keizer as big tournament town
The Keizer Chamber of Commerce is seeking a grant to promote year-round tourism focused on sports, with support from the Keizer City Council.
McNary students march against Trump administration, ICE
Around 20 McNary High School students walked out of school around 1 p.m. on Wednesday afternoon, looking to express their disapproval of the federal government. The group walked east from the high school up North Chemawa Road before turning on to River Road, pausing at…
Carnival rides return to the mix for 2026 KeizerFEST
For the first time in years, a carnival with big rides will be part of the entertainment mix at KeizerFEST this year. Jeremy Turner, KeizerFEST co-chair and president of the Keizer Chamber of Commerce, announced the addition at a recent meeting of the Keizer City…
McNary Kloset seeks summer, athletic clothes
McNary High School is seeking warm-weather clothes for its students.
Marion County officials suggest unsolved murders, buried victims mar Wallace Marine Park
Marion County officials pushed to shut down homeless camping in Wallace Marine Park by spooling out graphic accounts of crime. They cited an unknown witness to claim murder victims were buried in the park. A Salem Reporter investigation established the county can’t back up that claim.
Salem man gets 16 years for causing crash that killed McNary student
Christopher J. Atkinson, 34, pleaded guilty Friday, April 17, to manslaughter and other charges stemming from a March 2025 crash that killed 16-year-old Zolayha Johnson and injured three other teens.
Tuition to rise for 12th year in a row at Oregon’s public universities
Annual undergraduate tuition for Oregon residents at the state’s seven public universities is expected to increase nearly $600 on average from the year before.