In early March, the government began to shut down schools and advise the public to practice social distancing, which involves keeping a distance of at least […]
March Is National Women’s History Month
March is known as Women’s History month, a month where we acknowledge the accomplishments of women so far, how far women have come and hopefully what […]
Other Holidays That Winter Has To Offer
Many people do not realize that there is more to the holiday season than Christmas. There are many traditions from around the world, including the more […]
Once Upon A Mattress Is Not One To Sleep On
South’s theatre class will performing their next musical, Once Upon a Mattress December 6, 7 and 8, as well as 12 ,13 and 14. This is […]
Native American Studies Bill Passed
In the years 2017-2019, Oregon’s tribal education leaders worked to form and pass Senate Bill 13, which requires Oregon to develop a statewide curriculum relating to […]
Is The Spice Nice?
The Pumpkin Spice Latte [PSL]was created by Starbucks with the help of a man named Peter Dukes in 2003. The PSL was created to be a […]
The Salem River 2 Ridge
The Salem River 2 Ridge is a new multi-sport event including kayaking, biking and running through the Willamette Valley and Cascade Mountain Range. The race will […]
Ashland Independent Film Festival
The Ashland Independent Film Festival will be celebrating the highest quality of local independent films from Apr. 6-10. It is an event where over 7000 people […]
Overcrowding in Schools
As of Oct. 16, the Salem-Keizer School District holds 41,965 enrolled students and is the second largest school district in Oregon, with numbers predicted to keep […]
