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Knowing their options: McNary holds freshmen mental wellness fair
McNary High School held a Freshmen Well-Being Fair to help freshmen students understand the various resources in the area to help.
Concerts, mini-golf and fishing lessons on the horizon
In the coming week, there are a number of concerts coming to the area, as well as a chance to learn to fish at Keizer Rapids Park, a book sale and a mini-golf tournament.
Food Bank in need of help
Figurative alarm bells are going off at Keizer Community Food Bank (KCFB) as the need is outstripping supply. The food bank experienced an increase of clients by more than 60% in March versus a year ago. The number of clients has increased while the amount of food available to distribute has remained constant.
McNary boys and girls finish in top half of Garden City Invitational
On Friday, McNary track and field was at the Garden City Invitational at Silverton High School, with both the boys and girls finishing in fourth place.
McNary softball keeps rolling with Friday win against North Salem
The Lady Celts completed the season sweep over North Salem with a 15-0 win on Friday.
Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast draws crowd
Some of the Class of 2023 who spoke at the Prayer Breakfast included (front, from left): Anna Sponable, Sheba Dawn, Mayor Cathy Clark, Alyssa Davis and Dr. Angela Plowhead. (Back, from left): Bishop Paul Jones, Pastor Jose Dominguez, Doug Short and Corri Falardeau. The 2023 Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast was held[Read More…]
“A Doll’s House, Part 2” opens Friday
Willamette Valley Bank presents Keizer Homegrown Theatre production of Nicholas Hnath’s A Doll’s House, Part 2, opening Friday, May 5.
McNary musicians place at state solo and ensemble contests
Students from McNary’s band and orchestra program competed in the state solo and chamber ensemble contests last week with a number of them placing.
Be prepared for dog leash law
Rules and procedures took up most of the Monday, May 1, Keizer City Council meeting.
After opening with two proclamations by Mayor Cathy Clark the council heard a report from the Traffic- Bikeways-Pedestrian Safety Committee, including issues with traffic speeds on Chemawa Road east of the Verda Lane round-about. A top issue for the traffic committee is a signalized crosswalk on Lockhaven Drive N. at McNary High School.
