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.
Looking back at 1975 via the Canby Herald Local History: Canby DepotBy Dawn Coleman, Canby Historical Society Canby High had decent food on the menu but it sure had a
Woodburn Sew & Vac Center has served the community for over 20 years, providing a wide range of sewing, quilting, and embroidery products. Owner Debbie Cobb’s passion for the craft is evident in the store’s offerings, from high-performance vacuums to a captivating selection of machines and accessories. With complimentary one-on-one instruction and a 10% discount on purchases, Woodburn Sew & Vac is the ultimate destination for sewists of all levels.
Cora Ann, a powerful woman who was once enslaved, boldly established herself as one of the earliest Black settlers in Linn County, Oregon in 1850. She and her husband John Cox triumphed over legal obstacles and their success as landowners and community influencers in 19th-century Oregon is a testament to their unwavering fortitude.
Join us for the Annual Best Day Family Bike Ride in downtown Beaverton! We invite you to spend a day filled with biking, repairs, and family-friendly activities. Check out the new bike racks and learn about bike safety from the Beaverton Police Department. Don’t miss the celebration at the Beaverton Farmers Market with free cookies, lawn games, and raffle prizes. Register now at downtownbeaverton.org/event/annual-best-day-family-bike-bike-ride.
Discover the fascinating history of Alpenrose Dairy and its transformation from a simple dairy to a major amusement venue with attractions like baseball fields, pony rides, and a quarter-midget racing track.
Join the Canby Rotary Club for an evening of fun and family bonding at the annual Daddy-Daughter Dance. Enjoy music, activities, and sweet treats. Strengthen your relationship with the special adults in your child’s life. Plus, support upcoming projects like the Reading Rotarians Literacy Program and College and Vocational Scholarships.
Explore the rich history of Oregon’s barns, from their pivotal role in early agriculture to their modern-day repurposing. Discover how these iconic structures evoke memories of life on the farm and learn about efforts to preserve them for future generations. Visit restoreoregon.org/heritage-barns/ for more information.
A PT Academy offers individualized and Christian-based education to students in the Canby area. With a small group format, students progress at their own pace, and are encouraged to exercise their creativity and curiosity. Students also have the chance to go on field trips, providing a hands-on experience of the material they learn in class. Call or email APT Academy to learn more about their tailored learning approach.
Communication and compromise are crucial in maintaining a healthy marriage. Misunderstandings can lead to tension and arguments, so open communication and active listening are essential. Compromise means meeting in the middle when disagreements occur, finding solutions that work for both partners without sacrificing one’s own needs and values.
Discover the cozy and simple charm of Canby’s cottage-style architecture, infused with modern design. Experience a slice of architectural history by walking through town, and find solace in the peaceful countryside life.
Elijah’s Heart House is a non-profit organization that provides a “safe harbor” for families whose children are receiving medical treatment at a hospital or medical center, inspired by the Ronald McDonald model.
“The Imaginary Invalid” promises laughter Community: Linfield University TheatreBy Kelly Romo, Contributing Writer A dazzling comedy that harmonizes with the rebellious spirit of the late-1960s, “The Imaginary Invalid” is a
Camas-Washougal Community Chest and its partners announce $134k in grants. Services for children, families funded by Rotary volunteers. Includes emergency food assistance, safe temporary shelter, and water quality monitoring. Donations needed to meet goal. Learn how to contribute on the CWCC’s website.
Join us for the Daddy-Daughter Dance 2024! Sponsored by Rotary Club of Canby. Make unforgettable memories with your loved ones. Last year’s event had 400 attendees! Get tickets at canbyrotary.com.