Aults Seize the Day
Ever wonder why some folks never seem to have enough time to get anything done, while others seem to pack three lifetimes of accomplishments into one?
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BARBIE VIBES AND ENDLESS FUN
If you are seeking a stylish way to explore the town, look no further than Matthews Memory Lane Motors. Choose this eye-catching pink car that will turn heads wherever you go, leaving a trail of envy and admiration in your wake.
Canby’s Newest Family Restaurant
Jarboe’s lunch and dinner menu has something for everyone, no matter your mood, appetite, or budget. “Guests can have a nice dinner date with steak or prime rib or just grab a burger and some fish tacos,” Travis says. Halibut fish and chips are very popular among other tasty choices, including a half-pound burger with your choice of toppings, classic sandwiches, fresh salads, and hearty pasta dishes.
Not a Baaaaad Showing
Pygmy goats are the name of the game, and according to owner Laurie Zeise, the breed makes the perfect pet or 4-H project for the aspiring farmer or ranch hand in your neck of the woods.
A Historic Move
“Every historic building you see today exists because a group of people who cared about it took action. This is our moment to do the same for the White Building, and in the process create something new for us to share.”
A Fair to Remember
Nothing beats summertime in Clackamas County, and no summer would be complete without a visit to the one and only Clackamas County Fair and Rodeo this August at the Clackamas County Fairgrounds in Canby.
The Good Life on Chantilly Street
The story of Kathy and Anne serves as an inspiration to us all. They show us that genuine friendship exists and that kindness is worth its weight in gold. It is essential to be kind to everyone you meet and to go above and beyond to help those in need.
A lifetime of Service
Veteran Louis Boesel ,fought bravely during the Battle of Iwo Jima, alongside his Marine brethren who faced fierce opposition to secure the strategically important island. Now recognized as one of the bloodiest battles of the war, and the costliest in the vaunted history of the U.S. Marine Corps, the man who fought on the black sands of Iwo Jima did not initially regard it as the critical turning point it would later prove to be.
Flawless Foundation
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Canby 4H, Getting Their Hands Dirty
Canby’s field trip was filled with experiential learning related to the theme of pollinators. Students rotated through 10 stations including the water station, 4-H program, tractors and insect stages. They planted basil, nasturtiums and marigolds to take home.
Canby High School New-Look Cougs
Canby’s beloved Casey the Cougar has gotten a makeover. Canby High School unveiled a fresh, new redesign for its Cougars logo during a brief event at the Applied Technology Center in April
The Spectacular Canby Star Students Run To Victory
Canby High School’s track and field athletes impressed on the sport’s biggest stage at the OSAA state championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, winning two individual and team events and claiming a fifth-place finish for the 5A boys.
Andres Landscape: Time Tested, A Legacy In Landscaping
Andres Landscape has a highly-trained and experienced design team to assist you in making all the right choices; serving both form and function to provide superior curb appeal while still maintaining proper functionality.
Canby High School Band Scores Big
The Canby High School band program capped an unprecedentedly successful spring campaign with some shiny new hardware this year, bringing home second place at the OSAA Band/Orchestra State Championships and placing fourth at the Oregon Music Education Association State Jazz Championships.
Special Olympics Victoriously Return To The Gorge
Athletes compete for fun in Hood River. The Hood River Special Olympics program has about 50 athletes of all ages participating in sports year round, Meckoll said. They compete in everything from bocce ball, bowling and basketball to track and field, swimming and skiing.