New City Attorney desires longevity
With former legal titan, Shannon Johnson, retiring, the position of City Attorney will be helmed by a new practitioner of the law, Joseph Lindsay.
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Meet Keizer’s mayoral candidates
The City of Keizer has a mayoral election coming in Nov. 2024 and this year, after nine consecutive years, Keizer has a race.
Trove of guns found in foreclosed Keizer apartment
According to Lt. Tim Hein of Keizer Police, Detective Brad Hans has taken lead on the case and has apparently identified who the weapons belonged to.
Why should I invest in local news for my information?
A question for the ages that has shaped how generations of Americans view news reporting revolves around a simple yet confounding notion: why should I pay for it?
Fall term president’s list for the Oregon Institute of Technology
Eight students have been listed on the 23-24 Fall Term Presidents list at the Oregon Institute of Technology
Keizer Police Department’s newest employee
Meet Koda, the emotional support dog and newest employee of the Keizer Police Department.
Heritage Museum modernization
After receiving new computers, an IT specialist and a $3,000 grant, the Keizer Heritage Museum, located in the Keizer Cultural Center at 980 Chemawa Rd. N, is undergoing needed modernization.
Don’t miss Keizer’s upcoming First Citizen Awards
The Keizer First Citizen banquet will be hosted by the Keizer Chamber of Commerce this Saturday, Jan. 20 from 5:30 - 10 p.m., in the Keizer Civic Center at 930 Chemawa Rd N.
High-schoolers benefit from Chemeketa’s more than $2 million grant
Thanks to the recent $2.2 million grant given to Chemeketa Community College starting Jan. 1, rural high schoolers will have expanded opportunities to develop the needed skills to enter high-skill, high-wage, high demand positions in technical industries.