Cutsforth’s Cruise-In celebrates 31 years of cars and community
Cool vintage cars, live music, and local fundraising will return to Wait Park this summer as Cutsforth’s Cruise-In celebrates its 31st year on Aug. 29.
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History meets horsepower at Dreamworks car show, raising funds for Relay for Life
More than 30 classic and custom vehicles filled the Dreamworks Collision lot on June 28 during their 17th annual charity car show, raising money for Relay for Life...
Canby flooding now routine after river channel changes
Standing in Canby Community Park and looking upriver, Canby Fire District Chief Matt Dale saw the Molalla coming right at him where he remembered it used to curve and bend. Dale also explored a half mile of former Molalla riverbed that's currently dead and dry.
Hope Village independent living adds bistro, exercise machines, and more
As Hope Village continues to grow, the senior independent living community is adding new amenities designed to help residents stay active, connected and engaged.
The Clackamas County Fair Is More Than a Tradition
Every August, families from across Clackamas County gather in Canby for one of my favorite events of the year: the Clackamas County Fair and Canby Rodeo
Canby traffic enforcement missions put emphasis on public safety, prevention
Then, during the July 16 Air Fest in Canby, an interagency cooperation effort brought officers from across the county, along with troopers from Oregon State Police, to place emphasis on all five of Canby’s key traffic enforcement categories: DUI, seatbelt, crosswalk, speed, and distraction.
Canby Chronicle Profile Question/Responses for Alfred B. Aus
I was born into the typewriter business. In 1946 my parents purchased Oregon Typewriter, on the corner of SW 5th and Washington in Portland. At the age of twelve I started working with dad cleaning typewriters.