McNary hosted its annual Signing Day, watching as seniors went through the rite of committing to play sports in college. In all, 16 Celt athletes signed up. Keizertimes was there and here are photos of the event.
For the sixth time in his career, Les Zaitz has been selected for one of Oregon's top journalism awards. He was cited for his investigation into the mix of public and private business by Greg Smith, a Republican state representative from Heppner.
An evening of music from McNary's music groups is scheduled for Wednesday, May 7, at the Elsinore Theatre. Tickets are available online and at the door.
A 25-year-old man is facing a new round of charges, accused of burglarizing a Keizer home on Wednesday, April 30, and taking firearms. He already was facing charges for carrying a gun near Salem Hospital in February.
All but one of the members of the city's Diversity Advisory Committee have been replaced in recent weeks. Keizer City Councilor Soraida Cross completed the turnover with her recent appointment.
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An effort to market the Keizer Cultural Center became a flash point in a recent Keizer City Council meeting. Councilor Lore Christopher called out Mayor Cathy Clark for questioning a request for $2,400.
Here are sports scores and highlights reported by McNary coaches from recent competition.
A chance to shoot a powerful water cannon was just one of the draws at the annuall Earth Day event at Spongs Landing Park on Saturday.