Canby Drops Home Game to Tualatin
The Canby Cougars football team (0-5) was beaten at home Friday by the undefeated Tualatin Timberwolves, 51-0. It kind of […]
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Author: Tyler Francke
Alleged ‘Froggy Robber’ Set for Trial
The man believed to have been responsible for a notorious string of bank robberies in the area earlier this year […]
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Film Profiling Experiences of Oregon LBGTQ Vets to be Screened at CCC
Clackamas Community College’s Veterans Education and Training (VET) Center and Veterans Club are screening Breaking the Silence: Stories from Oregon’s […]
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City Council to Hear Zone Change for Canby Townhomes
The Canby City Council has a busy night ahead of them next week, as there will be a number of […]
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Traffic Safety Commission Opposes Canby Townhomes
Another city board has joined the Canby Planning Commission in opposing the Canby Townhomes project, a planned development of 38 […]
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Planning Commission Approves Northeast Annexation
The Canby Planning Commission approved three proposals at its meeting on Monday: the six-unit Pine Place subdivision, the new memory […]
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Arts Alliance Director Steps Down after 20 Years
The Clackamas Arts Alliance has announced the retirement of Executive Director Cheryl Snow at the end of this year. “For […]
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Barlow Deals Canby First Loss of the Season
The Canby Cougar girls soccer team took a tough loss this week, falling to the Barlow Bruins on the road, […]
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Canby Eyeing Updates to Outdated Townhomes Ordinance
Pine Place, a proposed six-unit subdivision on South Pine Street, came before the Canby Planning Commission Monday night. The development […]
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CCC Trying to Break the Mold for Manufacturing Jobs
Clackamas Community College is challenging people to rethink the fields of manufacturing and machining. Once thought of as hard-labor jobs […]
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