Keizer businesses would see jump in police fees under city plan
Keizer councilors, while agreeing a fee hike is necessary, also want to take the plan to the voters before implementing it.
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‘Supported, not judged’: Keizer meeting highlights needs of families
A recent meeting allowed parents and community leaders to discuss ways to better support families and students.
Dinosaurs, community building the focus of Radness Ensues founder’s new picture book
Becka Bonner will celebrate her book's release and 15 years of Becka Makes Buttons on Saturday, March 14, from 2 to 4 p.m. at Radness Ensues in Keizer.
Take a tour – track all of Keizer’s public street art
Keizer residents have likely noticed the array of public art along the main roads, from “Rosalie’s Silly Cows” at the Verda Lane roundabout to statues along River Road. Some may also have used the city’s “Keizer Art Walk” brochure to tour them. Now, residents can…
Keizer firefighter recognized for work ethic, care for others
Joe Hiller, a firefighter and paramedic, was recognized as Firefighter of the Year last month.
CELTICS, UNIFIED: McNary celebrates national recognition for inclusivity
McNary High School received a national recognition for its inclusion of students with disabilities.
Developer plans market for long disused Keizer triangle
Lining up to pay $4.6 million for the 3.5 acres is a subsidiary of US Market, a Salem company with two other operations in Keizer.
PHOTOS: Kennedy Elementary kids celebrate reading
In honor of National Read Across America Day, Kennedy Elementary School brought in volunteers recently to read to students.
Keizer crew clears camps by MLK Jr parkway
Keizer workers last week cleared out two homeless camps along Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway. Both tent encampments were in the parkway territory, up against fencing bordering Keizer. One camp was across the fence from the Pleasant View Apartments off Northeast Pleasant View Drive. Two…