The Canby House relocation by Emmert International showcased precise planning and teamwork. Laney Fouse Lawrence found the event fascinating, highlighting the intricate logistics. Discover how the house moved to Molalla through engineering and teamwork, blending precision and innovation.
Experience a delightful culinary journey during Restaurant Week in Downtown Beaverton! Indulge in a wide array of dishes from over 40 restaurants, such as mouthwatering BBQ chicken wings and flavorful vegan Swedish Grill Börd. Join in the fun with interactive bingo for a chance to win gift card prizes and wrap up the week at the lively BBQ Block Party featuring live music and a friendly sauce competition. Embark on a flavorful adventure in Downtown Beaverton! Check out more details on our website.
Step into the past with the Canby Rotary annual auction, where the theme is “Cruisin’ the ’50s”! Embrace an evening filled with joy, camaraderie, and support for a noble cause. Featuring remarkable auction items, delectable cuisine, and the opportunity to win $2,500 in Alaska Airlines credits, this is an event of unparalleled significance. Whether your passion lies with vintage cars or retro fashion, this captivating affair promises something for everyone. Save the date for October 26, and dress in your finest ’50s garments for an unforgettable night! Explore canbyrotary.com for further information.
Remember the joy of summers at the Clackamas County Fair and Rodeo? From August 15th to 19th, experience those cherished moments at the Clackamas County Fairgrounds. Enjoy agricultural displays, carnival rides, and thrilling rodeo events, plus performances by talented artists. Executive Director Brian Crow envisions a festival that fosters memories and connects urban and rural communities. With nostalgic features like a rodeo after-party, local art competitions, and themed days, this year’s fair promises to bring back the magic of summers past!
Harvest of Hope Farm Focus: Cultivated RootsBy Angie Helvey, Contributing Writer Every human deserves access to fresh, healthy food, and luckily, Oregon has an excellent climate for growing a large
A Brighter Future Community: Our Children Oregon Our Children Oregon (OCO), a nonprofit dedicated to ensuring every child in the state has the opportunity to thrive, has announced its “15
Community: Ebner’s Custom MeatsBy Angie Helvey, Contributing Writer | Photos by Brittany Jungenberg Summer is in full swing; if you haven’t already, it’s time to break out the barbecue and
Hazelnut Hoopla Community: Donald Daze Hazelnut FestivalBy Angie Helvey, Contributing Writer The Pacific Northwest is a unique region with special conditions for growing hazelnuts, also known as filberts. The mild,
Love Inc. North Marion county Community: Love Inc.By Patti Jo Brooks, Contributing Writer Did you know that INC in Love INC doesn’t stand for Incorporated? Love “In the Name of
Wave of the Future Community: Beaverton Downtown AssociationBy Angie Helvey, Contributing Writer Downtown Beaverton has grown exponentially in recent years, and the Beaverton Downtown Association has been hard at work
Cheers to 50 Years Community: Hubbard Hop FestBy Andria Young, Hubbard Hop Festival Summer is right around the corner, and that means it’s almost time for the Hubbard Hop Festival!
Cool off with Slice of Summer in Wait Park Community: Slice of SummerBy Patti Jo Brooks, Contributing Writer Celebrate Canby’s “Slice of Summer’’ music series every other Sunday this July
Looking for a fun and exciting way to celebrate Independence Day in a small town? Look no further than Canby! Our community puts on a fantastic show every year, complete with a parade, street fair, live music, and an amazing fireworks display that will leave you in awe. So come on out and join your friends and neighbors for a full day of festivities. We can’t wait to see you there!
Gary Needham Sr. overcame a troubled youth, finding purpose and redemption through military service. His story inspires hope, showing how support and discipline can transform lives. Despite a difficult upbringing, he became a pillar of the community, using his experiences to help rehabilitate troubled youth as a prison guard.
The 100+ Who Care Alliance in Clackamas County is a testament to the power of collective action, uniting over 100 individuals to donate $100 twice a year, resulting in a $10,000 donation to a local non-profit. Led by Vanessa Zimmerman, the program has exceeded its goal, raising $11,900 at its last event and sharing the surplus with other nominees.