Krista Kroiss

Children wearing superhero capes take part in a Kids Parade during the Gubser neighborhood’s National Night Out festivities in 2025. (FILE/Keizertimes)

The Keizer City Council agreed to continue its contract with a Florida company to manage the Keizer Little League Park. The company will also manage the artificial turf fields at Keizer Rapids Park. (File/Keizertimes)

A 1.4 acre land along Keizer Station Boulevard, next to the transit station, slated for new oil change and car wash businesses. The city of Keizer will hold a public hearing on amending existing land rules to allow the businesses on Wednesday, Aug. 12. (KRISTA KROISS/Keizertimes)

Shoppers check out the goods at one of more than 120 sale sites in the 2025 McNary Estate Garage Sale. (FILE/Keizertimes)

Keizer Fire District logo on a fire engine. (FILE/Keizertimes)

Destination pamphlets and magazines on display at the Keizer Chamber of Commerce information center. The chamber is set to receive up to $50,000 from the city to support overhead costs and marketing. (KRISTA KROISS/Keizertimees)

Rosie, the Keizer Police Department's new labradoodle, poses with Chief Andrew Copeland. Rosie will serve as an ambassador of the police department. (KRISTA KROISS/Keizertimes)

Trees lining 5710 Windsor Island Road N. A Salem developer hopes to build more than 100 new homes on 22 acres of the property, and asked the city to change existing land rules to allow the development. (File/Keizertimes)

Elias Guerrero Soto, 17-year-old McNary High School graduate, started Misty View Exterior Cleaning as a senior. He hopes to continue growing and expanding the business. (KRISTA KROISS/Keizertimes)

The city of Keizer is considering two options meant to raise money for improvements at Keizer Little League Park. (File/Keizertimes)