Help needy children

Appeal Tribune - Sat Nov 28

The Keizer Chamber Giving Basket Program brings needy children toys and their whole family a meal.

Musicians to sing in holiday spirit at Lancaster Mall

Statesman Journal - Sat Nov 28

Salem-area school choirs, and amateur and professional musicians will take center stage at Lancaster Mall beginning Wednesday and continuing through Dec.

Oregon is better offif tax measures pass

Statesman Journal - Sat Nov 28

While there are concerns about the first raise in Oregon's corporate minimum tax since the 1930s with measures 66 and 67, consider what these small increases provide.

Crash slowing Interstate 5 southbound near Keizer

Appeal Tribune - Fri Nov 27

State police are working at the scene of a crash north of Keizer on Interstate 5. The crash was reported as not blocking, though callers to the Statesman Journal said southbound traffic is slowing near the wreck.

Admitting craziness, shoppers camp out for early deals

Appeal Tribune - Fri Nov 27

Sue Braddock wasn't about to repeat a mistake she made last year, so she arrived at Woodburn Company Stores about 3:30 p.m. Thursday.

Police arrest Rainier man in hit-and-run on I-5

Oregonlive.com - Fri Nov 27

Oregon State Police have arrested a 39-year-old Rainier driver suspected in a hit-and-run on Interstate 5 north of Salem.

Jan Ree residents advocate for slower traffic

Statesman Journal - Thu Nov 26

They clapped and yelled, hooted and hollered, all for a speed bump. Or a stop sign.

City seeks volunteers for various committees

Appeal Tribune - Thu Nov 26

Applications for Keizer committees are due Monday. New volunteers are needed on the Bikeways Committee, Budget Committee, K-23 Committee, Keizer Points of Interest Committee, Parks Advisory Board and Traffic Safety Commission.

Keizer restaurant raising funds to help Salvadoran families

Statesman Journal - Thu Nov 26

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

Program helps woman buy foreclosed home

Statesman Journal - Wed Nov 25

Robin Buchholz has a lot to be grateful for this Thanksgiving. Her daughter, Jessica, 29, is alive and doing better each day since suffering a cardiac arrest three years ago.