Community
Brews & Belonging
Most folks know FOB Taproom is the best place in town to enjoy a cold, tasty brew, but its true heart beats far beyond the beer.
The Canby Chronicle
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.
Community
American Tradition
Clackamas County Fair and Canby Rodeo invite you to come out for “Pigs, Pies, & Patriotism” August 18-22 for five days of family fun! Carnival rides, live music, and the thrill of rodeo infuse the atmosphere with electrifying energy. .
Community
Canby's Big Night Street Dance
All of your favorite activities and local vendors are back, along with a lineup of talented musicians playing a joyful repertoire of tunes perfect for getting groovy with your family, friends, and neighbors!
Community
From Softball to Service: CLARE BURNUM-DAVIS
Local hero inspires next generation By Angie Helvey, Active Media Canby is full of unseen angels: people who live and work in our community who contribute their time, talents, and hearts to leave a lasting impact. You may have seen Clare Burnum-Davis around town as one of our incredible
Community
Access for All
Latest upgrades make library more inclusive than ever By Angie Helvey, Active Media Yet again, Canby Public Library has shown its unwavering dedication to our community! Thanks to a $10,000 Libraries Transforming Communities: Accessible Small and Rural Communities grant from the American Library Association, it has recently completed several
Arts & Entertainment
LARRY PEACE-LOVE YES
Portland area musician interconnects humanity through art & music By Angie Helvey, Active Media You’ve likely seen the artwork of Portland area artist Larry Peace-Love Yes, which often features public installations with a rainbow of colors and positive words, and the talented creative is equally famous for his
Columns
Meat the Veteran: William Keith Schantin
By Angie Helvey, Active Media From the age of 16, Canby native and U.S. Army veteran William Keith Schantin (Keith) dedicated his life to serving our country. In fact, he fought to stay enlisted as long as possible and continued on after two deployments to the Middle East, despite
Columns
From Street Food to Superstar
In a universal popularity contest, the French fry would be a strong candidate. Paired with a burger at a local pub, piled high at a baseball game, or nestled alongside a perfectly cooked steak at a fine restaurant, fries have become one of the world's most beloved foods.
Columns
Get Ready for Back-to-School
As August arrives, families across Canby are preparing for one of the busiest and most exciting times of the year — the start of a new school year. New teachers, new classrooms, and new routines bring opportunities for children to learn, grow, and build confidence.
Community
Clackamas County 4-H Horse Fair showcases horsemanship, sportsmanship, and community
Brightly sequined riders, decorated stalls, and horses of all breeds filled the Clackamas County Fairgrounds July 6-12 as young equestrians gathered for the annual Clackamas County 4-H Horse Fair.
Arts & Entertainment
Canby to Camino: Author explores loss, healing in memoir writing
Harman, author of Love and Loss in Cambodia, is working on her second memoir about her journeys to Spain and Portugal.
News
Canby School District ‘will persevere’ following teacher layoffs
“We will continue; we will persevere,” Canby Superintendent Jennifer Patterson said after the failure of a school funding levy request to voters.