Saturday, October 24, 2026
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Local Headlines
Arrest Made in Salem Public Market Fire
A Salem man has been arrested for the suspicious fire that damaged Oregon's oldest farmers market, causing $167,000 in damage. The historic Public Market remains closed as recovery efforts continue. The community landmark has served Salem for generations.
Local Headlines
Your Halloween Candy Map: Trick-or-Treat Events Around Salem
From Scare at the Fair to neighborhood trunk-or-treats, Salem is packed with free candy opportunities this week. Whether you're in Keizer or South Salem, there's a safe Halloween event near you. Check out the full guide to plan your route.
Local Headlines
New Mobile Vet Clinic Brings Pet Care to Your Neighborhood
A new mobile veterinary service is launching in Salem to make pet care more accessible around the community. The clinic will travel to different neighborhoods, helping pets get the care they need without the stress of a trip to the vet.
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Fairy Tale Circus Rolling Into Salem
A whimsical, fairy tale-themed circus is coming to town, bringing family-friendly entertainment to Salem. The production promises enchanted performances for all ages.
Local Headlines
New Director at Hallie Ford Museum Eyes Campus and Community
The Hallie Ford Museum of Art's new director is focused on building connections between Willamette University's campus and the broader Salem community. The leader aims to make the museum more accessible to local art lovers.
Around Town
Around Town
Halloween fever has hit Salem, with trick-or-treat guides filling up and spooky events like Scare at the Fair drawing crowds. While the historic Public Market works to recover from fire damage, new services are sprouting up—including a mobile vet clinic that'll bring pet care right to your neighborhood. And if you need a break from the October madness, a fairy tale circus is rolling into town with enchanted entertainment for the whole family.
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