County Chair Says Gov’s Latest Shut-Down Threats Go Too Far
County Chair Tootie Smith says business owners and residents have reached their breaking point, in the wake of the governor’s […]
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Category: Government
County Businesses Face Specter of Covid Closure … Again
Clackamas County’s restaurants, bars, gyms and indoor entertainment venues could experience a devastating third coronavirus closure as early as next […]
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Planning Commission Rejects Assisted Living Facility on 13th
The Canby Planning Commission earlier this month rejected a proposal for a proposed senior living development on the corner of […]
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Canby House Representative’s Bill Takes Aim at School Bullying
The House of Representatives on Thursday unanimously passed a bill introduced by GOP caucus leader Christine Drazan, R-Canby, that would […]
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ODOT Shares New Details on I-205 Project that May Be Funded by Tolling
A new online open house is sharing information this month about the state’s proposal to widen and seismically upgrade a […]
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Community Forum On Tap for Canby School Board Candidates
The Canby Current, Canby Education Association, CTV Channel 5 and other local organizations will present a series of impartial community […]
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House Passes Bill Designating Juneteenth Official State Holiday
A bill that would make Juneteenth — a Texas-centered observance marking the end of slavery in the United States — […]
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Commissioners Confront Anti-Asian Discrimination, Violence
The Clackamas County Commissioners on Friday joined voices across the country and the globe acknowledging — and calling for an […]
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State Allocates Funds for Wildfire Recovery in Estacada
The Oregon Legislature on Thursday passed a budget appropriations bill allocating more than $3.5 million in state general funds to […]
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County Pushes Back on Governor’s Latest Covid Restrictions
The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners on Thursday night sent a letter to Governor Kate Brown outlining their concerns about […]
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