This Friday both boys and girls basketball will take on McNary. The boys currently Remain undefeated in league play and will finish their season off with […]
House Approves Bill To Combat Racial Profiling In The TriMet
On Tuesday, the Oregon House voted 31 to 27 in favor a bill that would prohibit fare officers from asking for proof of fare from passengers […]
Oregon Republicans Walk Out Over Climate Legislation
On Monday, Feb. 24, Republicans in the Oregon Senate walked out in an effort to kill SB 1530, the Democrats’ proposed climate legislation. This marks the […]
Oregon’s Climate Policy Faces Significant Opposition
A revised version of the highly contentious climate change policy, Cap and Trade, is currently in the Oregon Legislature’s Joint Committee on Ways and Means, as […]
Saxon Basketball Squads Take On West Salem In Hopes To Remain Undefeated In League Play
Tonight, both Saxon basketball teams match up against West Salem High School. The Boys, currently claiming the top spot in the Mountain Valley Conference with an […]
South Sends Eight Swimmers to State Swim Meet
South Salem Swim is at the Tualatin Hills Aquatic Center today and tomorrow for the OSAA State swim meet. This comes after the boys took home […]
A Look Into 2020
The year 2020 is finally upon us. New year, new possibilities, the year to go out and experience many more exciting things. So much is happening […]
With Time to Save
Love it or hate it, daylight saving time is fast approaching upon this new decade. Unfortunately, this daylight time is not in favor of those who […]
Worrying Start, Exciting Conclusion: a Breakdown of the 2020 Academy Awards
This year’s awards season culminated in an Oscars that began with apprehension and ended with victory for those dedicated to diversity in the film industry. When […]
