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Clackamas Education Service District opens the Clackamas Early Learning Center
Clackamas County became home to six new early learning classrooms located right in the heart of the community when the Clackamas Early Learning Center officially opened Wednesday, Oct. 2. The rib...
Oregon City police warn of jury duty scam
Oregon City residents have reported receiving phone calls from scammers posing as police officers asking for payment in order to avoid arrest, according to the Oregon City Police Department.
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...
Repair fair, Friday Night Frights and more: Oregon City's October calendar
FRIDAY NIGHT FRIGHTS: Looking for some spooky fun? Oregon City will host an event called Friday Night Frights Oct. 4. This is a partnered event between Oregon City Parks and Recreation, the Frien...
Oregon City Business Alliance hosting forum on Clackamas County's clean water future
The Oregon City Business Alliance invites community members to a presentation by Clackamas Water Environment Services from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Abernethy Center Oct. 15. The goal is to hig...
Survey: Question your Oregon 5th Congressional District candidates at our forum
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Oregon City to welcome Shock on 13 Halloween event in October
Oregon City is in for a shocking experience this month as Cyrus Zamani, of OC’s own Party Factory, and Brian Mudgett of Fear PDX join forces to create Shock on 13, a haunted maze located in the...
PHOTOS: Rally at Milwaukie Bay Park asks for construction to begin on improvements
Instead of picnic blankets and frisbees, community members brought picket signs to Milwaukie Bay Park Friday, Sept. 27.
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.
Metro invites applications for Future Vision Commission
The regional government asks residents to help shape the future of the greater Portland area.
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.
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.
Keeping the Molalla River Corridor clean takes volunteers
Keeping the Molalla River area clean is a vital component of Molalla River Watch Watershed Council’s mission.
Oregon secretary of state race heats up with news of noncitizens being added to state voter rolls
Perhaps the most glaring distinction between the two leading candidates for Oregon secretary of state is where they fall on the very basics: how Oregonians vote.
Indigenous Peoples Day events set for Clackamas CC
Clackamas Community College will hold a community event to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day on Sunday, Oct. 13.
Young Oregonians lean Harris over Trump in new OPB poll, but they’re not thrilled with either party
OPB and DHM Research surveyed Gen Z and Millennial voters and found disgruntlement and skepticism about the political process.
Plan would make 1 million acres of federal land in Oregon available for solar energy projects
About 3% of Oregon’s electricity has come from solar in recent years; that could increase under a federal proposal.
Professional pickleball league and tournament starts in Portland area
Whether you’re a pickleball aficionado or just pickleball curious, the Portland Pickleball League hopes you’ll join them to cheer for world-class players during their inaugural season.
A little help: Info sought on illegal waste of elk in Molalla/Colton area
The Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife Division is asking for the public’s help to identify the person(s) responsible for the unlawful waste of a bull elk in Clackamas County near Molalla.
OSU Extension slates basic courses for woodland owners
Oregon State University Extension will hold a Basic Forestry Shortcourse for woodland owners and caretakers in the Mid-Willamette Valley and surrounding areas this October.
Oregon Celtic Festival enjoys nice start, will be back
Kilts, capes, faeries, and fun, oh my.
Clackamas County Fair Board looking for three new faces
The Clackamas County Fair Board has three open board member positions, each serving a three-year term starting in January 2025.
WNBA announces Portland team with excitement for the city's passion for women's sports
Inside the Moda Center on Wednesday, Sept. 18, a vision for the future of women’s sports in Portland came to fruition.
Portland judge considers fate of the Kroger-Albertsons supermarket mega-merger
Oregon is one of eight states to join with the Federal Trade Commission in an effort to hold up the proposal.
Planned Parenthood affiliates in Oregon map out long-term strategy
Planned Parenthood is planning to launch a new advocacy organization after the election to guide its public policy work expand access to abortions and other health services.
Beer Library: So close you can almost 'taste' it
Go ahead, pour a little optimism into that glass and raise a toast. That which was promised is about to arrive.
It's official: WNBA is returning to Portland with expansion franchise
The Portland squad will be the 15th franchise within the Women’s National Basketball Association.
Help the education section!
Education reporter Mac Larsen is working on a story about declining public school enrollment in Clackamas County.
Get Ready! County election officials urge voters to prepare
Elections officials in Clackamas and Marion counties are encouraging Oregonians to take a few moments to get “vote ready” for the 2024 November General Election.
Oregon Department of Corrections plans mail changes to curb drugs in prisons
Advocates say the changes would unfairly restrict the flow of mail between families and people in prison.
Clackamas CC hosting financial aid and scholarship night
Clackamas Community College will offer a financial aid and scholarship application night on Thursday, Oct. 10, from 5 to 7 p.m.
Highway 99E: ODOT's paving project has finish line in sight
Oh, things are getting interesting along Highway 99E in Canby – completion interesting.
Clackamas Community College Environmental Learning Center welcomes new director
Team building at the John K. Inskeep Environmental Learning Center looks slightly different than you might expect.
Urban-rural divide underscores tensions as congressional candidates vie for Clackamas County
The battle between U.S. Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer and state Rep. Janelle Bynum could come down to Clackamas County. Winning Oregon’s 5th Congressional District could help decide control of the U...
CCC's Metallica Scholars initiative on six-year repeat
Rock group Metallica’s foundation, All Within My Hands, will continue its multimillion-dollar investment in critical workforce programs at community colleges nationwide.
Oregon Democratic lawmakers call Project 2025 proposals ‘terrifying’
Toward the end of her life, Sara Gelser Blouin’s grandmother told stories about what it was like when she was young.
Study finds prevalence of firearms is driving soaring gun deaths in U.S. – not mental illness
The prevalence of firearms in the U.S. — not mental illness — is driving the surge in gun deaths across the country, a new study concludes.
Federal Labor Department accuses R.B. Pamplin corporation of abusing pension funds in lawsuit
The U.S. Department of Labor claimed Pamplin Corp. owes more than $2 million in late lease payments to the pension plan.
Native Portlander Kyle Gustafson proud to be new Portland Winterhawks head coach
It wasn’t surprising, given that Kyle Gustafson had paid his dues, but when the Portland Winterhawks hockey team named the native Portlander their new head coach in July, he felt great pride an...
Oregon City police arrest man for luring a minor
The Oregon City Police Department arrested 26-year-old Cody Allen Hinze for crimes including luring a minor, purchasing sex with a minor and online first-degree sexual corruption of a child on Tu...
COLUMN | Keep Oregon Moving: How ODOT keeps freight and commerce moving around Oregon
Oregon’s economy depends on access and movement: products heading to market, people getting to work, food delivered to grocery stores, and the many other daily trips that make up our state’s ...
West Linn, Oregon City officials and first responders mark anniversary of 9/11 attacks
First responders, public officials and community members from West Linn and Oregon City gathered on the Arch Bridge spanning the river between the two cities Wednesday, Sept. 11 to mark the anniv...
New Oregon City taphouse emphasizes ‘community feel,’ sports
Friends Toni Hart and Erin Patterson hope their newly opened taphouse in Oregon City will be a comfortable spot for the community to enjoy a beer with neighbors and watch sports.
Largest Oregon measles outbreak in 30 years endangers kids, expert says
The largest Oregon measles outbreak in more than 30 years particularly endangers children less than five years old, according to a new health alert.
Oregon: Flags fly at half-staff as a memorial to 9/11 attacks
The governor’s declaration matches a presidential proclamation memorializing the day.
Battling the beetles: Oregon State Parks ask visitors to stay vigilant
Campers asked to buy firewood locally, avoid any ash, olive or white fringe wood
Harris brings skill sets of prosecutor to 1st presidential debate
The vice president and now presidential candidate first caught the nation’s attention on the Senate Intelligence Committee for her cross-examination style of questioning witnesses.