South’s unified PE class held their traditional championship game this year on Friday, Oct. 19. This year’s championship match was a flag football game held on […]
South Freshman Earns $392k Grant
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 […]
