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Holiday Activities in the Salem Area

Written by Luis Ramirez on Dec. 18th, 2024

The holiday season is in full effect, and the Mid-Willamette Valley has plenty of fun things to do this month. From holiday light displays to shopping, there is something for everyone in the family.

The Holiday Village
People of all ages can enjoy the holiday season at the Holiday Village at the Oregon State Fairgrounds Livestock Pavilion (2330 17th St. NE…

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Marion Berries Are Newest Semi-Pro Team in Salem

Written by Luis Ramirez on Nov. 22nd, 2024

Salem is about to add another semi-pro team to the fold when the Marion Berries make their debut next summer.

The Marion Berries are the latest expansion team for the West Coast League (WCL), a summer collegiate wooden-bat league with teams based in Oregon, Washington and Canada. 

They are the 17th team to join the league, forming a natural rivalr…

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Rock band Birth of Happiness celebrates transformation

Written by Carlin Croff on Oct. 16th, 2024

Manny Martinez’s band, Birth of Happiness, released its debut album on February 2nd, marking the beginning of a musical journey that delivers a message of radical hope and transformation. The Salem-based band kicked off their live performances in Seattle on August 2nd, with a number of performances to follow in the Salem area.

Growing up in Baltimore, M…

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Fall Attractions for Families and Adults in Salem

Written by Luis Ramirez on Oct. 16th, 2024

Fall has arrived in the Mid-Willamette Valley and with it several Halloween themed activities. 

The Salem area has a few options within a short drive of the city listed below:

E.Z. Orchards (5504 Hazelgreen Rd. NE, Salem)

Harvestfest 2024 is running from September 28th-October 30th. Activities include Hayrides, Pumpkin Patch, Petting Zoo, Corn …

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Bridgetown Conservatory sends Salem students Broadway-bound

Written by Carlin Croff on Sep. 19th, 2024

With the close of Enlightened Theatrics in February, Portland-based Bridgetown Conservatory fills the gap in Salem’s theater arts community. The fall term kicked off on September 7th at their new location in the Salem Arts Building downtown.

Bridgetown Conservatory empowers students with the connections and confidence they need to make it on Broadway. â…

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Spirit Mountain Casino unveils new Top Golf Swing Suite

Written by Carlin Croff on Sep. 19th, 2024

Spirit Mountain Casino launches their new Top Golf Swing Suite on September 9th, providing an immersive virtual sports experience to casino guests. Enjoy a classy cocktail while you hit par on an iconic golf course, test your fastball, or send the hockey puck soaring in this full sensory experience.

“The Top Golf Swing Suite is a great amenity for guest…

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Wunderland brings a whole new world of fun to Salem

Written by Carlin Croff on Sep. 19th, 2024

Wunderland’s move to the old Costco building opens up a whole new world of entertainment opportunities for Salem residents, including a multilevel, high-paced go-kart track. Wunderland hopes to open the doors to this new location in December.

As entertainment facilities become more prevalent, Wunderland recognized the need to expand the variety of enter…

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Oregon Blackbears Cancel Season After Playing Just Three Games

Written by Luis Ramirez on May. 20th, 2024

The first professional football team in the Mid-Willamette Valley, the Salem-based Oregon Blackbears, has canceled its season after playing just three games. The Blackbears, part of the newly reimagined Arena Football League (AFL), made their debut on April 27 in Salem.

As part of the realignment of the AFL and with former NFL coach Jeff Fisher being made…

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