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T.J. Reid Leaves his review of Moon Knight.

The 1980s was the theme of the 2022 Percey Auction, that raised money for the Keizer Network of Women’s (KNOW) Christmas Basket program. The event, held Thursday, May 12, at the Best Western Premier Keizer/Salem Hotel, raised over $20,000 for the program.

Dennis Roeper is passing ownership of Keizer Ice Cream to Richard Vasquez.

This year's meeting required two sessions

A work group has been tasked to make a recommendation to the council

A cool and wet winter and spring delay blooming of iries

The sale will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, May 20 and Saturday, May 21, at the Keizer Civic Center.

City Council votes 5-2 for a ballot measure

Votes are still being counted, but most races have been called

Regular maintenance on the popular park feature will require seven weeks to complete.

SWAT gear stolen from an officer's personal vehicle prompts an investigation by Marion County Sheriff Joe Kast.

City Councilor Dan Kohler announced that he will file to run for a second term in November.

The Salem Capitals went 1-1 over the weekend. On Saturday they defeated the Bakersfield Magic 81-77. Sunday, they lost to the Sea-Kings 128-90.

Three McNary students honored

First meeting on Wednesday, May 18

McNary shut out West Salem on the road Tuesday. The 7-0 win brings their record to 19-5, 10-2 in league play. Ali Martinez and Ellie Martin homered in the game for the Celtics.

Marion County releases preliminary election results for 2022 primary

Mayor Cathy Clark announced her decision to run for reelection this November.

The Oregon Sports Hall of Fame will induct eight new members on July 31 at Key Bank Club at Providence Park. This year’s inductees are the 2004, 2008 and 2012 Oregon Tech men’s basketball teams, Dennis Erickson, Dave Gasser, Fred Jones, Terry Durham, Felicia Ragland, Becky Sisley and […]

T.J. Reid leaves his review of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

Now that she has retired, Vicki Brammeier plans to spend more time with her family, walk her dog more, catch up on quilting and go on trips with her husband, Jon.

The catered event at city hall featured 12 guest speakers and a musical benediction.

Keizer Fire District hosted its first car seat clinic in two years. Volunteer technicians from seven organizations assisted in installing car seats and answering questions. KFD plans to hold monthly clinics.

Nearly $7,000 in stolen merchandise was recently seized by Keizer Police and returned to owners.

Local business leaders, friends and families gathered May 6 in Keizer for the very first "Chihuaha 500"

McNary Theatre Arts' spring play, PUFFS, is a comedic retelling of the events from the Harry Potter series from the Hufflepuffs point of view. The show runs from May 18-21 with shows each night at 7 p.m.

The Mavericks League was set to open play tonight, but this evening's game between the Volcanoes and Mavericks has been postponed.

Investigators release photos of suspect vehicle.

McNary softball came away with a 3-2 win powered by Heather Ebner's fifth inning two-run home run. The Celtics are now 8-0 in the MVC, ranked No. 2 in the 6A classification by OSAA and tied at the top of the conference with Bend.

A library work group comprised of three city councilors votes to recommend putting the funding of a public library on the upcoming ballot.

Amber is a one year old kitten looking to find a safe and comfy home.

McNary lost a close one to Sprague on Tuesday, going down 6-5. Cooper Cripe and Hayden Kaiser hit back-to-back home runs in the first inning for the Celtics, but it wasn't enough to keep them from their sixth one-run loss of the season.

Keizer's Pride Fair organizer cancelled this year's event due to security concerns and told KOIN 6 News that Keizer Police are biased against the LGBTQ+ community.

The Salem Capitals lost a pair of games by 20+ points over the weekend, capped off by a 27-point loss to the Volcanoes. The Capitals are now in third place in the West.

Terri Schlichenmeyer leaves her book review of "To Boldly Grow: Finding Joy, Adventure, and Dinner in Your Own Backyard" by Tamar Haspel.

McNary High School’s performing arts groups staged its Celebration of Music at the historic Elsinore Theatre in Salem, on Tuesday, May 3, in what is hoped to be the first of a new annual tradition.

The story in the May 6 Keizertimes had the incorrect date

West Keizer Neighborhood Association invites the public to participate on Saturday morning from 9 a.m. - noon

More than 20 people attended Sunny’s celebration of life ceremony held last Saturday, April 30, at the Eagles Club in Keizer.

McNary womens tennis defeated McKay on Wednesday 5-3. The Celtics won all four doubles matches, and Emilie Vu Magee won the No. 1 singles match.

Keizer City Council gives the green light for KeizerFEST at KRP

Marion and Polk County Sheriffs, DAs and Commissioners met May 2 in Salem to discuss rising crime in the Mid-Willamette Valley

Veteran Crime Analyst Cara Steele is key to KPD's success

Multiple McNary music students participated in and placed at the Oregon Music Education Association's State Solo Contest and State Ensemble Contest on Saturday, April 30.

Last week McNary announced the hiring of Mike McShane as the new head coach for womens basketball.

Two individual McNary mens golfers qualified for state, and the mens team qualified for regionals at this week's MVC district tournament.