Capital Futbol Club Scores Big Win
Salem’s soccer club offers programs for kids of all skill levels from 3-18. Registration for fall programs closes next month. By Connor Shreve.
This story is sponsored by Mega Foods and The Physical Therapy Project.
Refugee Housing Complex Opens in Salem
The non-profit organization Salem for Refugees will add amenities like community room and athletic space as the Mid-Valley refugee population grows. By Connor Shreve.
This story is sponsored by The Sippery Coffee Company and Monmouth Independence Chamber of Commerce.
Salem Bike Club Riding Strong
The Salem Bicycle Club leads group bike rides and advocates for area bike issues. Second-year President Tim Newman invites new riders to join the club. By Connor Shreve.
This story is sponsored by The Physical Therapy Project.
Salem Community Markets Grow into 27th Year
Weekly markets are located at Salem Hospital, Chemeketa Community College, West Salem and Downtown. By Connor Shreve.
This story is sponsored by The Sippery Coffee Co. and Fastsigns of Salem.
Students Set Sights on Summer Salary
Dozens of volunteers conducted more than a thousand mock interviews with more than 350 Salem Keizer Public Schools students at Chemeketa Community College. By Connor Shreve.
This story is sponsored by Keizer Salem Area Senior Center and Brew Coffee and Tap House.
Salem Capitals: Bringing Community On and Off the Court
After playing professional basketball overseas for nearly a decade, Robert Upshaw III brings his international experience to the Salem Capitals. Upshaws says the team stands out in its commitment to community involvement. By Rachel Hughes.
This story is sponsored by Fastsigns of Salem.
A Fresh Start for Teen Offenders
From welding to making lattes, youth in the Marion County Juvenile Department are gaining real-world job skills through alternative programs like the Fresh Start Market. See how Marion County is redefining rehabilitation, one skill at a time, and how you can get involved. By Rachel Hughes.
This story is sponsored by The Physical Therapy Project.
The Hunt Is On! Under Trees or Underwater?
The hunt is on! Find out where to search for eggs this Easter weekend. Love is in the air this April as two wedding shows bring inspiration to MidValley couples. Watch for details! Learn about the newest Burgerville location. And April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. Look for a new event to support prevention efforts, hosted by CASA. By Rachel Hughes.
This story is sponsored by The Physical Therapy Project.
Comic Art Expo Brings Cosplay, Photo Ops, and More
It’s time to stand up and be heard! Oregon’s giving you a chance to testify on legislation. Salem’s premiere pop culture and comics event will be at the Oregon State Fairgrounds. Salem Art Fair and Festival is accepting applications. Watch for details! And find out who will be the keynote speaker at Western Oregon University’s fourth annual Hispanic Serving Institutions Conference. By Rachel Hughes.
This story is sponsored by Physical Therapy Project.
Tulip Festival Set to Bloom March 21
Do you have a question for the mayor? The Monmouth and Independence mayors are accepting questions from the public to address during their speeches later this month. Learn how you can submit your questions. The City of Salem reports no major waste in the budget but noted room for improvement in other areas. Then, kick off spring with the Salem Saturday Market and Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival. Find out more! By Rachel Hughes.
This story is sponsored by FASTSIGNS of Salem.
