Introducing the Canby Chronicle Newspaper. Local news for local people. We will publish the newspaper monthly and send it out to every address in Canby. IT will also be distributed in stores and stands around town with no subscription required.
Government
CANBY, Ore. — Many Canby voters are receiving their ballots in the mail for the upcoming November 3 election. This fall’s election includes the mayor and three council positions, as well as two measures to amend the city charter.
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Community
Canby community members are working to create a new booster club aimed at bringing support for the high school’s athletic programs under one roof. Athletic participation fees for students have increased this year to $175. While there isn’t an individual cap, there is a family cap of $875.
Columns
As the heat of summer gives way to the cooler temperatures of autumn, the profile of Oregon’s agriculture and agri-tourism is changing. Summer berries are giving way to apples, making a trip to one of the state’s many U-pick orchards...
Columns
Depending on which observance calendar you consult, October contains hundreds of awareness days, weeks, and month-long campaigns – one comprehensive calendar listed more than 400. A quick search turned up 317 single-day events, 24 awareness weeks
Community
Willow Creek Antiques Furniture & Home Decor, owned by Danielle Goode, celebrated its ribbon-cutting with the Canby Chamber of Commerce on September 4. Located at 442 S.E. 9th Ave., the store is home to 10 unique vendors bringing in fabulous wares, as well as Goode’s handpicked selections.
Arts & Entertainment
From goats to game nights: Canby Library's next chapter begins this fall.
Community
How many people who grew up in Caracas, Venezuela can say that they have become a police chief in the United States? Interim Police Chief Jose Gonzalez said he was blessed to be the U.S. citizen that Canby’s city manager has tasked with leading our city’s law-enforcement efforts.
By Jules Rogers When Canby High School published its 100th yearbook volume last year, it marked a century of students, school activities, friendships, accomplishments, and memories captured between the covers of a book. Now, the school is working to make sure the tradition continues. The yearbook class was discontinued this
OREGON CITY, Or. – The Board of County Commissioners will hold two public hearings in October to consider adopting a temporary moratorium on data center development in unincorporated Clackamas County and to hear from the community about how the county should regulate data centers. The public hearings will be held: Wednesday,
News
On Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026, at approximately 7:20 pm, our community lost Quinn Broyles. A 13 year old who was riding an electric scooter and was struck by a vehicle at the 300 block of S Ivy St in Canby. She would later die due to her injuries.
News
On Wednesday, September 23, 2026, at approximately 7:20 pm, a female juvenile (13), riding an electric scooter was struck by a vehicle at the 300 block of S Ivy St in Canby. Preliminary investigation shows she was riding in the bike lane.