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Category: Outdoors

Future Plans to Develop Molalla Forest Road Trail Could See Connection with Willamette Valley Scenic Bikeway

January 9, 2020 Tyler Francke Government, Health, News, Outdoors

Of the some-34 million total overnight stays in Oregon each year, only 16 percent of those happen in the Willamette […]

City Secures $35,000 Grant to Further Plans for Bike & Pedestrian Trail Connecting Canby and Molalla

January 2, 2020 Tyler Francke Government, News, Outdoors, Transportation, Youth

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee has been awarded a $35,000 development grant from the county’s tourism office to further […]

Canby Area Parks and Recreation District Seeks City’s Blessing to Shrink Boundaries

December 27, 2019 Tyler Francke Government, News, Outdoors

For years, the Canby Area Parks and Recreation District has wanted to shrink. It is a common goal this time […]

New Owners Seek to Transform ‘Very Neglected’ Nursery South of Canby into Premier Wedding Venue

December 12, 2019 Tyler Francke Business, News, Outdoors

What was once a “very neglected tree nursery” on Highway 211 south of Canby is under new ownership and could […]

Environmental Learning Center Offering Children’s Nature Camps over Winter Break

December 9, 2019 Tyler Francke Events, Outdoors, School, Youth

It may be cold and wet outside, but nature is full of activity and wonder. Clackamas Community College’s Environmental Learning […]

City Releases Three Design Options for Maple Street Splash Pad to Unenthusiastic Response

December 9, 2019 Tyler Francke Government, News, Outdoors, Youth

Three design proposals have been released for public comment on the city’s long-awaited splash pad at Maple Street Park. The […]

More Concerns, Complaints about Canby’s Drinking Water Bubble Over Due to Low Molalla River Levels

December 5, 2019 Tyler Francke Government, Health, News, Outdoors

More concerns and complaints about Canby’s drinking water bubbled over onto social media this week, after the City of Molalla […]

Who Says It’s Not Gardening Season? Clackamas Community College Offering Winter Horticulture Workshops

December 2, 2019 Tyler Francke Outdoors, School

Start the fall gardening season off with a workshop from the Clackamas Community College Horticulture Department. Beekeeping School Saturdays, Feb. […]