Sophie Sawyer-Terlinden, a freshman at South had a remarkable summer. She was asked by her father, David Sawyer, the Turner City Administrator, to give a presentation […]
Eating Slugs Can Lead to Paralytic Shock
If a friend dares you to eat a slug, say no; or you might end up paralyzed. In 2010 Australian 19-year old Sam Ballard was dared […]
Should Measure 105 be Passed?
Oregon became a sanctuary state in 1987. This law protects Oregon immigrants by preventing state police from stopping, detaining, or interrogating someone based on a suspicion […]
Kate Brown for Oregon’s Governor
The midterm elections, on Nov. 6, may shift the balance of power within Oregon’s state government drastically. Oregon has been a Democratic trifecta since 2013, meaning […]
Enlightened Theatrics’ Delightfully Creepy Sweeney Todd
When Vincenzo Meduri, artistic director of Enlightened Theatrics, began to construct his vision for a production of Sweeney Todd, he decided that “something that was really […]
Crystal Apple Awards Held on Nov. 1
The Crystal Apple Awards Show is an award show hosted by the Salem-Keizer Education Foundation at Elsinore Theater. This event was started to recognize educators in […]
Conference Football Awards
The end of the 2018 football season marked another tradition of conference awards. The coaches vote on outstanding players that they saw on other teams. They […]
Salem to Introduce Bike-Share Program
Many metropolitan cities have areas sprawled amongst the cities where one may check out a bike for the day. This is seen as an alternative to […]
Student Dead After North Carolina School Shooting
On October 29th at around 7a.m., violence broke out in the hallways of David W. Butler High School. At this school in Matthews, N.C., many students […]
