New traffic box art coming to Keizer
The Public Art Commission came together Tuesday April 16, for a meeting to discuss and vote on artwork to be displayed on traffic control boxes this year and next.
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Civics Today: Why are taxes important?
There are only two things in life that we can all count on, dying and paying taxes.
But what good are taxes? What do they do? Are they even really important?
Reckless driver knocks down street light pole
On April 14 at 32 minutes past midnight, a driver in a Dodge Challenger, heading east along Sam Orcutt Way NE struck and knocked down one of three light poles along the street.
Changes coming to Keizer events in May
May will see changes to beloved Keizer events.
Get involved in your neighborhood
Check out the different neighborhood associations within Keizer. They are always looking for new members.
Proper procedure, potential future mayors and surprising public comments
A full council bench met on April 15 in the Keizer Council Chambers to listen to and discuss neighborhood association reports, informational systems as well as preparing for KeizerFEST.
Meet Keizer’s election candidates for 2024
Members of each of the city's neighborhood associations came together at the Keizer Civic Center on April 11 for a presentation from candidates running for the several open positions within city hall this year.
A community of veterans takes shape in downtown Salem
Courtney Place opened in April after construction delays and pandemic challenges. The $10 million project has 34 apartments for veterans, with 1-bedrooms renting for $865 and two-bedrooms for $1,035. Construction was paid for mostly with state grants.
Residents can earn no more than $35,160 for a single person, or $50,220 for a family of four.
Man found deceased behind Keizer Cultural Center
An unidentified, deceased adult male was found outside of the Keizer Cultural Center early this morning, April 16.