Keizer police are continuing to investigate a shooting on Monday afternoon that apparently was aimed at a group parked in a business lot on North Chemawa Road. Bullets also struck a food truck.
Police responded to reports of shots fired Monday afternoon just east of the intersection of River and Chemawa Roads. By late afternoon, police had found no victim and no suspect.
The McNary High School bowling team started practicing a few weeks ago. The team still needs supporters to help cover season expenses and sponsor the home bowling tournament.
In a league matchup on Friday, Oct. 3, the Hillsboro Spartans defeated McNary 35-21. The Celts have a week off before then facing McKay on Oct. 17.
A Felicia Guptill has stepped up to serve as the new youth councilor for the Keizer City Council. She hopes to wield her voice for good on the council.
The Keizer Fire District is holding an open house from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 6, featuring demonstrations, resource booths, and two golden retrievers for people to meet.
Everyone's invited to help the Keizer Lions Club celebrate 75 years of service on Saturday, Oct. 4. Check out this and other events on Keizer's calendar in Coming Up.
A city task force started working on examining the Keizer Police Department's work and potential needs for future funding. City officials say available funding won't be enough to cover costs in the years ahead.
Five Keizer residents have stepped up to volunteer on city committees. Three took seats on the Planning Commission and two on the Public Arts Commission.