Black history month will be Wednesday, February first and end Tuesday, February twenty-eighth, acknowledging the accomplishments of african americans throughout history. Black History Month was erected […]
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Megha Joshi Wins Fourth In JSHS
The 2017 Oregon Junior Science and Humanities Symposium [JSHS] was held this year at the Evergreen Aviation Museum in McMinnville from Jan. 20 to Jan. 21, […]
Winter Wind Blows Again
Co-written by Samantha Riesterer and Mackenzie Rolf. A picture encapsulates the winter wonder of snow in West Salem before the copious amounts of closures that led […]
Weather Related School Closures
During the past winter months, schools all across Oregon have been missing school days due to the snow and icy roads. This has brought up the […]
Women's March in Salem, OR
Co-written by Toni Trinh and Lizzy Palmquist On Jan. 21, protesters around Oregon and around the world took to the streets to advocate for the health […]
Additional School Days Added onto 2016-2017 School Year Following Snow Closures
Due to the copious amounts of snow closures throughout the months of December and January, the Salem-Keizer school district has added on three snows days to […]
South's Annual Blood Drive
Every two seconds someone in the U.S needs blood, meaning approximately 36,000 units of red blood cells are needed every day in the U.S. Each donation […]
Up To Date Drone Laws
Over the years, quadcopters, or drones, have become more and more popular, however they have also become more of a taboo as they become old news. […]
Update on Riverfront Park Bridge
When driving along Front Street in downtown Salem, it becomes evident that there is a big project underway within the Waterfront Park. Some Salemites do not […]
