This past September, Oregon experienced record-breaking and devastating wildfires across the state. The effects have been lasting, with many communities affected months after the fires have […]
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Oregon Law Enforcement Braces For Inauguration Day
Oregon law enforcement agencies are bracing for Inauguration Day protests, but which events will happen and what will unfold, if anything, is up to time. Threats […]
An Oregon Man’s Violent Road To DC
Among the Oregonians who traveled to Washington DC for what would become a deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 was Tim Davis, 59, […]
Chandler Pappas, Prominent Alt-Right Member, Arrested
Update from Tuesday, Jan. 5 at 10:45 p.m. After Chandler Pappas’s arraignment on Tuesday, the Marion County Circuit Court judge issued an order which upped his […]
SKPS Extends Distance Learning; Sports To Resume
Salem Keizer Public Schools [SKPS] announced Wednesday evening that distance learning will continue through February, at least. This comes as COVID cases and deaths remain high […]
First Round of COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives in Oregon
On Monday, Dec. 14, Oregon received its first shipment of COVID-19 vaccinations. Thousands of frozen vials of the vaccine were shipped around the country via Pfizer […]
Attacks On Instagram Target SSHS Students
Warning: the content discussed in this article may be disturbing to readers, including mentions of sexual assault and school shooting threats. Alisa Dougherty, Page Editor, contributed […]
Teachers And Students React To Distance Learning
Since September, all Salem-Keizer Public Schools have been undergoing comprehensive distance education due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. A mix of distance and in-person learning is […]
In The Room Where It Happens: Marion County’s Ballot Counting
It is election day. That means that the approximately 1/3rd of Oregonians registered to vote who have not cast their ballots have until 8 p.m. today, […]
