Hello Keizer…. Here we are at the beginning of summer. The school year is coming to a close. The McNary High School Class of 2024 will receive their diplomas on Friday, June 7. Regardless of the season, business continues as usual. On Monday, June 3, the Keizer City Council will[Read More…]

Hello Keizer…. It is Memorial Day weekend. The weather is expected to be good, wherever you are going for the holiday. Tuesday’s primary election did not deliver any surprises. Salem City Councilor Julie Hoy defeated incumbent Mayor Chris Hoy. Many think that Keizer will have an ally at Salem City[Read More…]

Hello Keizer…. Are you ready for a parade? The Bloomin’ Iris Day Parade will head down River Road on Saturday, May 18. With a theme of Shake, Rattle & Roll, in commemoration of the 1980 St. Helens volcanic eruption on May 18, the parade, a part of the community’s biggest[Read More…]

Hello Keizer…. Get ready for beautiful weather in the Willamette Valley this weekend. Sunday is Mother’s Day; the weather will make it a great day to honor mom. BUT, there will not be the traditional Mother’s Day Pancake Breakfast at Keizer Fire District. That has been moved to a week[Read More…]

Hello Keizer…. The biggest community news is that the parade, usually held KeizerFEST week in August, has been rescheduled for May 18 this year. Today’s print edition has an 8-page section inside relating all the information for the parade. The organziers of KeizerFEST and its parade, decided to hold the[Read More…]

Hello Keizer…. Good things happend all around Keizer over the past week. The Rotary Club of Keizer raised more than $90,000 for club projects at its annual Go for the Gold Raffle held Saturday, April 6. Since its beginning in 1965 the Rotary Club has donated over $1.25 million for[Read More…]

Hello Keizer…. Graffiti has been blooming around Keizer like Spring flowers. City parks and private property alike have been tagged. It is a primary issue for the Parks Division of the Public Works Department. It takes a lot of time and resources to fight graffit. Keizerites who spot graffiti around[Read More…]

Hello Keizer…. Spring break begins late Friday afternoon, as students at all levels of school look forward to a week away from class, books and homework. Ground has broken for the new turf fields at Keizer Rapids Park. The $4 million project features two fields of turf available to all[Read More…]

Hello Keizer…. Mayor Cathy Clark gave a positive State of the City address this week, citing upcoming projects on streets and parks. On Saturday, March 16, the annual Civic Center Clean-up, will be spearheaded by the Rotary Club of Keizer and the Claggett Creek Watershed Council. Volunteers are invited to[Read More…]

Hello Keizer…. Here is what is making. news in Keizer this week. Keizertimes.com is your best source of local news and information. Sign up for our digital news service to keep Keizer is at your fingertips 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you have a news tip contact the[Read More…]