Like anyone who saw it, the graphic video of George Floyd’s murder at the hands of four former Minneapolis police […]
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Category: Arts
CCC Theatre: The Show Must Go On (Line)
Clackamas Community College theater students are taking center stage online with several one-act plays that are sure to tickle your […]
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Conman Sentenced for Claiming to Represent Village People Band
A Florida man pleaded guilty and was sentenced to federal supervised release Tuesday for falsely claiming to represent The Village […]
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Photos: Artist, Knight Students Create Mural Celebrating Canby
When artist-in-residence Sarah Ferguson began quizzing Knight Elementary students in February about what they wanted to see in a new […]
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Canby Seniors Mark Graduation with ‘Baby Rocks’
Last week, Canby High School and the local community made a big gesture to show their support for the Class […]
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Canby Community Theatre Goes Virtual
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted virtually every aspect of our lives, but it has particularly devastating on live music and […]
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Clackamas County Fairgrounds Exploring Possibility of Showing Drive-In Movies
An un-Fair summer may be getting a little brighter. The Clackamas County Fairgrounds and Event Center is exploring the possibility […]
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Canby Public Library Book Drop to Reopen to the Public Starting This Week
It’s not just people who are being quarantined after possible exposure to the novel coronavirus. Now, books are, too. One […]
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OSAA Extends Suspension of Spring Sports through April; Cancels Speech, Music State Championships
Per Governor Brown’s announcement regarding the extension of statewide school closures this week, the Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) has […]
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Students Invited to Submit Artwork Promoting Benefits of Walking, Biking to School
Clackamas County Safe Routes to School is pleased to announce their second annual Poster Art Contest. Students are invited to […]
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