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Library's 'Friends' plan to celebrate special week
The Friends of the Canby Public Library will celebrate National Friends of Libraries Week October 20-26.
Oregon shuts down election phone line temporarily because of out-of-state misinformation
Oregon’s state elections office has shut down its phone lines for the day because of a deluge of calls from out-of-state callers sharing misinformation about Republican President Donald Trump, ...
Oregon attorney general candidates spar for last time in televised debate
The two candidates running for Oregon attorney sparred in their final debate Wednesday evening over abortion, gun violence and election safety, giving voters one last chance to weigh their differ...
American Ruck: Carry the weight of caring for vets, first responders
Time to get the ruck sack out and prepare for a little adventure – and the support that veterans and first responders will get from it.
Canby students put colorful, important touches to crosswalk
Paint brushes in hand, and an important project on their hearts, Canby High School National Honor Society members partnered with the City of Canby Public Works Department for a little touch-up on...
Canby's restored Native Plant Sanctuary ready to debut
The Canby Garden Club will hold a short dedication ceremony for the Native Plant Sanctuary on Friday, Oct. 25, at 10:30 a.m. at Canby Community Park.
Woodburn-based BrucePac recalls ready-to-eat meats, poultry from grocery stores across the country
BrucePac, a Woodburn-based precooked meat company, has recalled roughly 10 million pounds of ready-to-eat meat and chicken made at an Oklahoma plant because of possible contamination with listeri...
Man arrested in Molalla for online corruption, luring a minor
Molalla Police arrested Corey Constantin (age 33) on Oct. 15 and charged him with online corruption and luring a minor.
City of Canby receives Distinguished Budget Presentation Award
The Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) recently let the City of Canby know that it had received GFOA's Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its budget.
Canby grad part of OSU homecoming court
Ainsley Beck, a 2021 graduate of Canby High School, was recently selected for the 2024 Oregon State University homecoming court.
Canby gets ODOT grant for UGB expansion process
The City of Canby recently received a Transportation Growth Management (TGM) Planning Grant from the Oregon Department of Transportation.
Area Events & Activities
D&D sessions the first Saturday of the month
Website tabs Milburn's as Oregon's top haunt
‘Tis the haunting season, where ghouls, ghosts and other assorted things that go bump in the night thrill those who enjoy that sort of thing.
It's not too late! Register to vote in Oregon’s November election by Oct. 15
Time is running out to register to vote ahead of the Nov. 5 election.
Marshalls nearly ready to open its doors in Canby
Marshalls, one of the nation’s leading off-price retailers with over 1,200 stores currently operating in 48 states, D.C., and Puerto Rico, will open at Canby Square on Oct. 24.
Canby Swim Center in line for renovations, upgrades
With a building that’s more than 50 years old, and separate owners of land and building, the City of Canby’s question regarding the Canby Swim Center has always been how much of an investment...
St. Paul Rodeo anoints its new royal court
Macy Montgomery named queen; Anna Baumholtz and Morgan Brownell princesses
Clackamas County, Portland business owners talk crime, taxes with Chavez-DeRemer
Crime, drugs and homelessness are wreaking havoc on small businesses in Portland and Clackamas County, a small group of business owners told U.S. Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, R-Oregon, on Wednesday.
Gov. Kotek, Oregon Health Authority project another 465 new treatment beds
Oregonians have another tool to keep track of the state’s work to expand the state’s behavioral health system.
Clackamas County wants data to assess need for urban growth
As a way to assess its land for urban readiness and to potentially show other state and regional leaders the need for expansion, the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners agreed at a meeting Tu...
Readers Respond: Our favorite coffee spots in Oregon are…
Your Oregon News asked readers in an unofficial survey where their favorite coffee spots are.
Video: Oregon congressional candidates Chavez-DeRemer, Bynum spar over abortion, crime in first debate
First-term Republican U.S. Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer and Democratic challenger Janelle Bynum traded blows over abortion, crime and citizen engagement during their first debate Oct. 8.
Oregon officials call for audit as number of noncitizens registered to vote increases
Oregon’s governor and top elections official are calling for an independent external audit of the state’s automatic voter registration system after the Motor Vehicles Services Division found ...
Oregon plans to sue TikTok, attorneys say it's harming Oregon's kids
Oregon and more than a dozen other states are suing the social media giant TikTok for allegedly harming children with its short-form video app.
Grants for CCC focus on student success, transportation needs
Clackamas Community College is the recipient of two grants that will enhance student support services and transportation assistance.
Taking off pounds: Molalla River areas get needed cleaning
Keeping the Molalla River Corridor clean and ready for those who access the area has always been of utmost importance to the folks at Molalla River Watch.
Oregon's 2024 ballot measures, explained
Voters across Oregon will have more on their plate than the presidential election this November. Several high profile ballot measure could change Oregon’s political landscape forever, with ques...
Gustafson welcomes pair of new faces to business
Canby’s Gustafson Insurance Agency has added a pair of new faces to their roster, Sarah Ware and Nick Froyd.
Planting Day: Canby Area Beautification looking for a little help
Another planting project through Canby Area Beautification and the Canby Fire District will be held Saturday, Oct. 26, from 10 a.m. to noon along Highway 99E.
Area Events & Activities
The B.Y.O. Book Club will meet at Canby Library
‘This isn’t normal’: Oregon students’ test scores continue to plateau
Assessment data released by the Oregon Department of Education on Thursday, Oct. 3 paints a bleak picture of declining test scores.
Clackcamas CC's horticulture department slates outdoor workshops
As fall approaches, Clackamas Community College’s horticulture department invites gardening and outdoor enthusiasts to dive into a series of engaging workshops designed to nurture a passion for...
House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries rallies for Janelle Bynum in key Oregon race
In 2023, top congressional Democrat Hakeem Jeffries urged Oregon state Rep. Janelle Bynum to run for one of the country’s closest U.S. House races. On Wednesday, he stood side-by-side with Bynu...
Molalla man arrested after chase that started in Sandy
A routine traffic stop turned into a lengthy pursuit and arrest of a Molalla man in the early morning hours of Oct. 3.
Next Step? Canby getting ready to talk transportation
With two legs of the City of Canby’s comprehensive plan dealt with, Mayor Brian Hodson said it’s on to the next leg – transportation.
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Park projects, ideas are popping in Canby
Parks are popping in Canby, with the potential of more to come.
Carving out something pleasant along the trail
Taking a leisurely stroll or biking down Canby’s Logging Road Trail, visitors may notice a memorial bench along a stretch of the trail.
Canby Garden Club sets new tree dedication event
The Canby Garden Club will partner with the City of Canby Parks Department to plant a native big leaf maple tree Friday, Oct. 18, in Canby. The club will dedicate the new tree at 10 a.m. at the M...
Area Events & Activities: Halloween scares, festival fun on tap
Milburn’s returns to hype the haunt experience
Cost increases coming to Oregon's parks system
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) will increase its camping, parking and reservation fees to keep pace with the rising cost of utilities, operations and maintenance.
Plan, goals for preserving Oregon's historic places released
The Oregon State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) has released the 2024-2033 Oregon Historic Preservation Plan.
UPDATE: Molalla schools closed Friday due to threat, district releases timeline
All schools in the Molalla River School District were closed Friday, Sept. 27, as the district and the Molalla Police Department completed an investigation into alleged threats made via social me...
'Found' tombstone in Canby has its roots in St. Paul
A tombstone found in Canby would appear to have a relationship to a grave site in St. Paul.
For Art's Sake: Clackamas CC presents 'The Faculty Show' exhibition
The Alexander Gallery presents “The Faculty Show,” a group exhibition of works by Clackamas Community College faculty that runs through Dec. 6.
Grab your tartan kilt and bagpipe: McMinnville Scottish Festival approaches
Annual event set for Oct. 5-6 at the Yamhill County fairgrounds
Final taste of summer, Portland area slides into 90s for Tuesday
The Portland area feels the heat for Tuesday, Sept. 24
Making hits: Record Bonanza spins success and fun
Only minutes into another Record Bonanza, organizer Don Rogers was in his element.
Clackamas County offering new business development grants
Clackamas County is offering a new Business Development Grants Program for traded sector businesses.
Oregon DMV data error registered 1,259 noncitizens to vote, nine voted
Oregon erroneously added more than 1,200 people without documented proof of citizenship to its voter rolls in the past few years and nine of those people voted, state officials announced Monday.