Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 17th of July.
Good morning, Salem.
Neighborhood associations in Salem will host a Q&A with the city’s traffic engineer and do outreach at community events this month.
They are also preparing for National Night Out on Aug. 4.
Salem's A&M Sweets announced in June it would no longer supply baked goods for Dutch Bros drive-thru locations after the chain dropped third-party vendors, ending an eight-year partnership.
The bakery will pivot to made-to-order gourmet treats at its store (1950 McGilchrist St SE) and at the Salem Saturday Market.
Salem residents will soon have a chance to provide input on a 75-acre data center planned at Mill Creek Corporate Center.
The California-based firm Verrus expects to begin construction once the project is approved by planning and development officials.
Local artist Patricia Young completed her first outdoor mural on the Los Dos Amigos restaurant wall along River Road in Keizer today.
The colorful work showcases local landmarks + a portrait of Teresa Munoz and has received enthusiastic praise from residents.
Oregon’s dry, warm weather has increased wildfire risks, and a new guide offers steps for local residents to protect their homes.
Homeowners can review the tips for practical advice to stay safe during wildfire season.
A rare black phoebe flew from beneath Church Street Bridge and along Pringle Creek on July 13, drawing interest from locals and Willamette University biology professor David Craig — sightings like these have been few and may hint at shifting climate patterns.
Salem improved downtown public spaces ahead of the Ironman 70.3 Oregon race on July 20 while relocating homeless encampments near Riverfront Park and local bridges.
City leaders now face questions about how to sustain such cleanups and outreach throughout the year.
Gary Nishioka (70) suffered altitude sickness during his Mount Everest climb two months ago and will swim this Sunday at the Ironman 70.3 Oregon race in Salem.
Santiam Canyon Stampede PRCA Rodeo
7-10 p.m. — Sublimity Harvest Festival — Ticket required — Celebrate Military Night with rodeo action, mutton busting, donkey races, and live music.
Spearhead Oregon
July 24-25 — Salem Armory Auditorium — Paid entry — Experience two days of worship, prophetic impartation, and spiritual activation.
Paint & Sip Night at The Pour House Saloon
6:30-8:30 p.m. — The Pour House Saloon — Drinks and food available for purchase — Unwind with friends and explore your creativity while sipping your favorite beverages.
Story Night Featuring Kourtney Ferrua
6-9 p.m. — Zenith Vineyard — Wine available for purchase — Enjoy an evening of friendship, food, and an inspirational story with Kourtney Ferrua.
Sell Your Camera Gear at The Shutterbug
July 31st - August 1st — The Shutterbug — Free entry — Sell your used camera gear for top dollar and enjoy additional trade bonuses.
Regional Music Festival
7-10 p.m. — Oregon State Fair & Exposition Center — Ticket information available — Experience a vibrant night with electrifying performances from popular regional artists.
Englewood Forest Festival
10 AM – 4 PM — Englewood Park — Free entry — Celebrate art, nature, and community with entertainment and activities for all ages.
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