Category Community
At 104th birthday, Salem resident recalls lifetime of music and community
Nellie Watson, a 23-year resident of The Springs at Lancaster Village, celebrated her 104th birthday with neighbors, family and carrot cake on Friday, April 11.
What to do in Salem from April 17-23: Easter egg hunts, chaotic standup, dance party
Events in Salem this week include a night of music and dancing at Xicha Brewing North, an Earth Day event at Fircrest Park and Easter egg hunts around Salem.
Residents raise questions about long-term plans to fix city budget gap at town hall
A town hall hosted by Salem Reporter on Tuesday drew hundreds for a discussion about Salem’s proposed property levy, which aims to prevent cuts to services like the library and parks by taxing property owners.
Monster Cookie bike ride returns April 27 with scenic route through east Marion County
The 49th Monster Cookie Metric Century bike ride offers three different routes, the longest a 63-mile course from McNary High School to Mt. Angel and back.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS: What’s happening across Salem in April
Several neighborhood associations have upcoming candidate forums for city council and school board races - plus upcoming community events.
Where to celebrate Easter around Salem: Easter Bunny photos, egg hunts, face painting
Celebrate Easter with egg hunts, Easter bunny photos and snacks at events around Salem over the weekend. Events will also include face painting, bounce houses and craft activities.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Salem wants to raise your taxes. Come find out why
PUBLIC TOWN HALL: Salem voters are being asked to approve an increase in property taxes to cover some city operations. Salem Reporter's Town Hall on Tuesday will give voters information on why.
World-famous conservationist Jane Goodall brings hope to Salem
Iconic conservationist Jane Goodall spread a message of hope during a speech Thursday evening at Salem’s Elsinore Theater. After telling her inspiring life story to the packed theater, she shared her four reasons for hope and answered questions from the audience during an intimate fireside chat.
Willamette class selects local food, sustainability organizations for $66,000 in grants
The Oregon Garden Foundation, Silverton Area Community Care, Horses of Hope and Yamhill County Gospel Rescue Mission will receive money this year through a partnership between Willamette business students and the United Way.