Chris Lindsay joined the KEZI 9 News team as a news reporter in February 2021.
Chris Lindsay joined the KEZI 9 News team as a news reporter in February 2021.
Chris graduated with a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2018. He also holds a master's degree in Sports Journalism from Arizona State, where he graduated in 2019. Prior to arriving at KEZI 9 News, Chris interned with Sports Illustrated as a producer.
Chris was born and raised in North Carolina, where he developed a big love for sports, especially basketball and football. In his spare time, he enjoys video gaming, journaling, and roller skating.
If you have a news story idea, you can email Chris at chrislindsay@kezi.com or follow him on Twitter.
"It's an extra safety measure to protect people and it won't be forever. It might help us get through this hopefully next to last step of this pandemic," Ann said.
"I'm feeling pretty safe and you know you're outside and I'm just feeling like it's time to get out and live," Corrine Verna, who was in attendance, said.
“Medium-sized crowds are great but big crowds? No way,” Hugh Larkin said.
"This pandemic ends with vaccination and if we don't get a high enough vaccination rate well then we're stuck with managing the pandemic," Luedtke said.
The demonstrators occupied the streets of Creswell for a few hours. All of them remaining in their vehicles while waving flags and blasting their horns.
Normally, the process to appoint an interim superintendent would take much longer, but the board voted to suspend the typical policy.
After years of backlash, Cleveland's Major League Baseball team announced they'll be changing the name from the Indians to the Guardians.
Oregonians will likely be seeing higher prices for at least the remainder of the summer, experts say.
"We've already had a lot of crime come up in this area of town at least so I'm concerned about that,” Emily Baker said.
The sites are located at Chase Commons Park and 310 Garfield St.
