Senator Kennemer Recognized for Work Supporting Small Businesses
State Senator Bill Kennemer, a longtime lawmaker representing the Canby area, was recognized by the state’s leading small-business association recently […]
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Category: Business
Protecting Members from Scams Is a Top Priority for DirectLink
If you have the internet, a telephone, a mobile device or even a mailing address — you can be a […]
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Amazon Hits the Brakes on Planned Development in Canby
Amazon has hit the brakes on its plans to build a proposed 517,000-square-foot warehouse on a 47.5-acre lot located on […]
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Canby Music Welcomes Newest Employee, Celebrates Two Years at New Home
Canby Music this month celebrated its second anniversary at its new home, an actual former residence that owner Brian Haines […]
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Moos and Booze: TMK Opens First Farmstead Distillery and Creamery
“Milk drunk” — it’s not just for babies anymore. TMK Creamery, the family-owned and operated farmstead dairy located just outside […]
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Railroad Quiet Zone Officially Takes Effect in Downtown Canby
Shhhh! The Downtown Canby Quiet Zone officially took effect at 7 a.m. Monday, meaning trains crossing the Union Pacific railroad […]
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‘Everything A County Fair Should Be,’ Clackamas Fair Kicks Off Tuesday
When the 115th Clackamas County Fair officially kicks off Tuesday morning, it will do so with a brand-new tagline: “Everything […]
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DEQ Levies $114K Fine Against Icon Construction for Canby Projects
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality in June levied more than $100,000 in fines against Icon Construction, claiming the West […]
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New Canby Chamber Director to Step Down for Personal Reasons
The new executive director of the Canby Area Chamber of Commerce is resigning after less than six months in the […]
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Summer Is Peak Time for Elsie’s Famous Potato Salad at Cutsforth’s Market
I have two questions for you: What is your favorite summer food, and why is it Elsie’s Own Potato Salad […]
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