County Sets Up Free Covid-19 Testing Site at Fairgrounds
Clackamas County and its health partners are hosting a pop-up Covid-19 testing site through the end of the year at […]
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Category: Government
Oregon to Receive $1B for Transportation from Federal Infrastructure Bill
State transportation officials are hailing Congress’ passage of a $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill pushed by Democratic President Joe Biden […]
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Grant Street Closed for Quiet Zone Upgrades as Arch Takes Shape
And just like that, the Downtown Canby Railroad Quiet Zone and Grant Street Gateway Arch — one of the city’s […]
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City to Hold Free Leaf Drop-Off Day for Canby Residents
For those in the process of digging themselves out from their yard trees’ annual fall bounty, we have good news: […]
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Governor Headed to Scotland for U.N. Climate Change Summit
Governor Kate Brown is headed to Glasgow, Scotland, this weekend for the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the […]
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Convicted Teen Killer May Be Eligible for Early Release under Gov’s New Policy
A man convicted of a brutal murder and attempted rape while he was a 16-year-old student at Canby Union High […]
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Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Renewal of Canby Swim Center Levy
The Canby Swim Center levy has been renewed for another five years, according to unofficial results of the Nov. 2 […]
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Commissioners Allot $2.23M in Covid Relief Funds for Emergency Housing
Clackamas County commissioners this week allocated more than $2.23 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to cover the […]
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Covid-19 Vaccines for 5-11 OK’d, Clearing Way for Shots to Younger Kids in Oregon
A group of West Coast scientists and medical experts on Tuesday night reviewed and unanimously concluded that the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine […]
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Clackamas County Rep to Run for Seat in New State Senate District
State Rep. Mark Meek plans to run for the state Senate in a newly created district, he announced this week. […]
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