The Mid-Willamette Valley Veteran’s Stand Down will offer free health, dental, job fair and benefits help on Sept.
2 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Salem Withnell Family YMCA — uniting veterans and military with over 50 service providers in one location.
Federal cuts are reducing food support programs and food banks in Marion and Polk counties are seeing higher demand and lower supply as local residents seek assistance.
Gov. Tina Kotek and Christine Drazan swapped TV and online ads as the governor race heats up.
Both campaigns will hold a debate in Eugene on Oct. 1 with each candidate underlining their contrasting approaches to state policy and economic growth.
Salem Girls Club hosted a bouquet-making picnic at Deepwood Museum and Gardens on August 20.
Local women, including member Alyssa Dianovich, 36, connected + built bonds in a friendly setting that celebrated community spirit.
Reviving a long-standing local service club, Soroptimist International of Salem Area launches its return under co-president Tracy Learn after folding in 2014.
It will hold a Fun Run/Walk at Santiam Golf Club on Sept. 22 at 5:30 p.m. to raise funds and recruit members + support women’s education grants.
Salem city attorneys filed a request in federal court on Aug.
21 to stop the Army Corps of Engineers from starting a deep drawdown of Detroit Reservoir, which they say could harm the city’s water filtration systems for 220,000 residents. The agency plans to lower the reservoir starting Nov. 1.
Fiesta Mexicana celebrated its 62nd anniversary in Woodburn — honoring Latino community culture through traditional displays and local festivities that brought residents together.
New carnival rides, improved infrastructure and free America 250 Live shows will debut at the Oregon State Fair beginning Aug.
28. The fair, held at the Fairgrounds in Salem, will include musical acts, rides for kids + premium attractions funded by DAS to enhance guest comfort.
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