The Keizertimes is the weekly community newspaper serving Keizer, Oregon. The newspaper was founded in 1979.
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Halloween might have felt different this year, but one Keizer business still managed to offer a family event and boost the Keizer Community Food Bank.
November 16, 2020 at 2:30pm
Tony’s Kingdom of Comics collected a small mountain of food donations for the Keizer Community Food Bank.
Halloween might have felt different this year, but one Keizer business still managed to offer a family event and boost the Keizer Community Food Bank.
Tony’s Kingdom of Comics collected more than 400 pounds of food and $285 in cash donations as part of its annual Horrorween celebration Saturday, Oct. 31.
Owner Tony Grove, a long-time supporter of the food bank, offers free comics in exchange for donations. The store is located at 3856 River Road N.
NEWS Sep. 23
Rep. Schrader instrumental in shutting down drug cost reform bill
Congressman Schrader voted against a bill that would have allowed the government to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies for lower prescription drug costs. Schrader talked with the Keizertimes about his decision and his own bill that looks to address the issue.
COMMUNITY Sep. 23
Lee-ving a Legacy: Chuck Lee's life of service
Lee passed away on Saturday, Sept. 4 at the age of 72, but leaves a lasting legacy, highlighted by his care and service for others, as well as his love for education.
COMMUNITY Sep. 23
Take your best shot: Improvements coming to Keizer Rapids Park disc golf course
Capital City Disc Golf President Daniel Schoonover is spearheading a project to bring improvements to the disc golf course at Keizer Rapids Park.
SPORTS Sep. 23
Martinez receives All-American recognition
Marlina Martinez, a seventh-grader at Claggett Creek Middle School, was the only softball player from the Salem-Keizer area that was selected to compete in the 12U All-American games in Oklahoma last month.
NEWS Sep. 22
Keizer Police respond to rollover crash
It was determined that the driver of the vehicle was heading east on Cummings Lane N. when he lost control, struck and sheared off a power pole and then rolled his vehicle into a parked car.
