Wait Park, Log House, Whiskey Hill Store Selected for Cultural Grants
The Clackamas County Cultural Coalition has announced the award of $39,000 to 17 projects supporting local arts, heritage and humanities […]
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Author: Tyler Francke
Original Door, Windows Being Restored at Former Parsons Building
The more things change, the more they stay the same. The former Parsons Pharmacy building in downtown Canby has a […]
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Councilors at Odds over Alleged Visit to Strip Club in City Vehicle
Allegations that a member of the Canby City Council, Shawn Varwig, visited a strip club while on a city-sponsored trip […]
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In Divided City, Inauguration Day Responses Show No Easy Path to Unity
During his campaign, new President Joe Biden repeatedly vowed to work to reunite our divided nation, and it was a […]
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Working Smoke Alarm Alerted Beavercreek Family of Attic Fire
A working smoke detector — plus the quick actions of a homeowner — likely helped to avert a worse outcome […]
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Canby Church Bell Tolls 400 Times to Mark 400,000 Deaths from Coronavirus
The bells at Zoar Lutheran Church rang out today — not once, not twice, but 400 times — to mark […]
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Nearly a Dozen Candidates Vie for State Senate Appointment
Nearly a dozen conservative candidates from the 20th Oregon State Senate District have thrown their hats into the ring, seeking […]
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Culvert Failure Causes Massive Sinkhole near Damascus
Did you hear the one about the huge sinkhole that opened up on Hideaway Court near Damascus? Clackamas County officials […]
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Citywide Reading Program Returns with Support from Friends, Kiwanis
After a successful launch last summer, the Canby Reads program is back. The nonprofit Friends of the Canby Public Library […]
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Commissioner Begs Forgiveness from Muslim Community for Racist Comments
Embattled Clackamas County Commissioner Mark Shull on Monday apologized to the Muslim, immigrant and Black communities for offensive comments recently […]
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