Want to Make a Difference in 2019? Become a Victim Advocate!
The Clackamas County District Attorney’s Office is looking for volunteer victim advocates who are interested in helping victims of crime. […]
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Category: News
Ivy Street Project Approved, But Not Set for Construction Till after 2020
An estimated $2.6 million project has been funded and approved to add sidewalks, bicycle lanes and other improvements to South […]
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County Seeking Input to Plan Future of Fairgrounds and Event Center
Everyone loves the county fair, which has been held at the Clackamas County Fairgrounds in Canby since 1907. But, what […]
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Findings from Canby Ferry Study to be Revealed Next Month
Clackamas County has spent the better part of a year studying the question of what to do about the Canby […]
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Filberts Farmhouse Kitchen Brings Fine Dining Back to Aurora
Hear more about Filberts Farmhouse Kitchen on episode 13 of the Canby Now Podcast! It has been a long wait […]
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Woodburn Man Dies in Possible DUII Crash in Clackamas County
A 26-year-old Woodburn man died and three others were injured in a single vehicle crash that occurred on Highway 211 […]
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County Moves Forward with Vehicle Registration Fee Proposal
Clackamas is the only county in the Portland metro area which has no dedicated local funding source to maintain its […]
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Canby Population Did Grow in 2018, But Slowly
We did it! The Population Research Center has released its certified population estimates for 2018, and Canby’s population grew after […]
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Tigard Man Stole $3.2 Million in Fraudulent Gold Mine Investment Scheme
You can often spot a untrustworthy character by their unsubstantiated claims that whatever they’re trying to sell you on “could […]
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That Rocks! Metallica Donates $100,000 to CCC
Thanks to the band Metallica, Clackamas Community College is moving more heavy metal into its career technical education programs. The college […]
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