Your Monday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
If you have an idea to help young people, the Rotary Club of Salem might have money for you.
The civic organization’s annual Good Works Large Grant is now taking applications for projects from $5,000 to $30,000. Eligible projects promote the health, education and general welfare of the Salem area, primarily focused on youth. Ideally, the grant is used for projects that are self-sustaining or long-term, rather than used for one-off projects.
People can contact Beth Rhoades for an application or more information at [email protected]. Applications are due by Oct. 8.
Read about past winners here.
Here’s some of today’s news. Head to our website anytime for the latest Salem news.
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Salem Reporter visited McKay High School and Waldo Middle School Tuesday to catch the energetic welcome both schools put on for their youngest students at the start of the year.
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Police seized a handgun and short-barreled rifle from teens detained following a reported shooting at Wallace Marine Park. No shooting victim was located.
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Wildfire veterans believe top officials on the fire sent their crews into an immigration check. The raid resulted in the arrest of two firefighters, one from Keizer.
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Steven Adams, 58, is the third man to die in the Marion County Jail in 2025. His death was announced by the Marion County Sheriff’s Office in a Tuesday statement,…
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Ruben Gonzalez Romero of Keizer planned to retire after one more season as a wildland firefighter, working as a sawyer. He died on a fire line in Montana on Aug.…
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