Krista Kroiss is a Reporter at various publications including the East Oregonian and Blue Mountain Eagle. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on education, school safety, and arts and entertainment, while also delving into sports and regional interest stories. Krista's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including The Capital Press and Pamplin Media Group.
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Krista's coverage primarily focuses on local events, announcements, and community news within the Pendleton area of Oregon. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including house & home, crime, culture & society, and scientific themes.
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JFK, a rock and roll cover band, performs at the Keizer Rotary Amphitheater on Sept. 6, 2025. (Keizertimes/FILE)
By: Krista Kroiss
Tracy Cramer, small business owner from Gervais. She vies for the Oregon State Senate District 11 seat, currently held by Kim Thatcher. (Tracy Cramer for Keizertimes)
By: Krista Kroiss
A soccer goal sits on one of the artificial turf fields in Keizer Rapids Park. The city of Keizer is currently considering new management of the fields. (KRISTA KROISS/Keizertimes)
The Keizer Summer Carnival will run through Sunday, July 19 in the parking lot of Roto-Rooter Park. The carnival includes rides, games, and food. (KRISTA KROISS/Keizertimes)
Keizerites can shred documents and dispose of e-waste during an upcoming event.(Keizertimes/FILE)
The cast of Pentacle Theatre's play, "In-Laws, Outlaws, and Other People (That Should Be Shot),” rehearse for opening night. (VICKI WOODS photo/Salem Reporter)
By: Krista Kroiss
After loss in revenue from recently cancelled tournaments at Keizer Little League Park, a city contractor is seeking more money to manage the park. (File/Keizertimes)
Gary Perston, manager of the Fairfield hotel in Keizer, stands infront of the new building. It is located near Keizer Station, and will be Keizer's third hotel. (KRISTA KROISS/Keizertimes)
By: Krista Kroiss
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. (KRISTA KROISS/Keizertimes)
The Keizer City Council is considering the addition of flashing speed signs along Verda Lane.(FILE/Keizertimes)
