An interactive horror experience at the Grand Theater
Good evening, Salem.
Ballots for the Nov. 5 election are in the mail and should arrive at your home soon.
With so many eyes on national races and Congress, it can be easy for local issues to get lost in the shuffle. At Salem Reporter, we've focused all our energy on the city, county and other local issues on your ballot.
Also, if you need a distraction from politics, the corridors of the 124-year-old Grand Theater downtown will remain haunted for the foreseeable future.
Take part in an interactive horror experience with "Ghosts of the Grand.” It stretches from the eerie balcony to the mysterious ballroom to hidden spaces, like the basement, tunnels and a secret speakeasy.
Events take place most days of the week and start at 6 p.m., and tickets start at $22. They runs through Nov. 2. The theater is at 187 High St. N.E..
We’ll have a more detailed look at the experience for you on Monday.
Meantime, check out our guide to Salem events through next Wednesday, Oct. 23. You can find that HERE.
Here's some of today's news. You can read all our latest coverage anytime on our website.
Polk County Treasurer Steve Milligan last year sued his employer, saying the county illegally stripped the treasurer of duties spelled out in state law. Challenger Chris Patoine said the suitu0026hellip;
Jim Sellers, former Oregon journalist and state agency employee, writes a regular column to help thousands in Salem deal with the confusing world of Medicare and federal benefits. He's availableu0026hellip;
Greg Smith, a Republican state legislator, saw his paycheck cut for his full-time job at a Boardman public agency. Now, officials are trying to figure out who he actually worksu0026hellip;
We know youu0026rsquo;re probably sick of campaign ads by now. To help you cut through the noise and make an informed decision, weu0026rsquo;ve rounded up all our election coverage inu0026hellip;
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