Keizer News

A local restaurant is collecting money to help families devastated by Hurricane Ida in El Salvador.

Beat-boxing, a Shakespearean reading, breakdancing and more will be showcased at McNary High School Dec.

An armed robber demanded money from a clerk at the Cherry Avenue Produce Market in Keizer, but left empty handed after spotting a store surveillance camera.

Keizerites will still have access to their new civic center on Tuesdays for a dirt-cheap rate.

Kathryn Alison Graves of Keizer received one of two honorable mentions in the 2009 Lois Cranston Memorial Poetry Competition.

Keizer Police arrested a man who eluded officers here before crashing in Salem on Wed., Nov.

This fire was started when a pan of oil left on the stove ignited and spread to the cabinets.

Keizer police this week arrested a man they say threatened two women drivers with a BB gun.

Salem-Keizer School District has nearly 200 different job titles for its "classified" positions in schools and district offices.

Jeff Hawkins asked Keizer City Council at a public hearing Monday night to weigh another change while considering an increase in parks systems development charges.

Three-term county commissioner Patty Milne is seeking a fourth term. The Woodburn resident made the announcement Tuesday afternoon.

A suspected drunk driver slammed into a bar in Keizer and then rammed a patrol car while trying to escape, police said.

Work has begun on a River Road Renaissance project at River Road N. and Dearborn Avenue N. KEIZERTIMES/Jason Cox A $55,000 urban renewal project is underway at the southeast corner of River Road and Dearborn Avenue.

Fifty years apart to the day, the late Walter Roger Jamieson found himself in transit between Okinawa and Guam.

A transient man was caught stealing food from a Keizer church Sunday afternoon, police said.

Keizer - Keizer is seeking volunteers to serve on several of its committees. New members are needed on the Bikeways Committee, Budget Committee, K-23 Committee, Keizer Points of Interest Committee, Parks Advisory Board and Traffic Safety Commission.

Jose Sales and Lorelei Greenwood of Keier are suffering a tremendous loss and ask for donations.

On its face, the idea of the city financing and owning a natural gas powered electricity plant seems like a win-win for all involved.

Library assistant Melinda Freshour developed a reading program for struggling students at Yoshikai Elementary School - and on Thursday, she was honored for her efforts and passion.

Four Salem-Keizer high school marching bands recently earned honors at the Oregon State Marching Band Championships in Corvallis.