Canby High Theatre presents “Radium Girls,” a powerful dramatization of 1920s female factory workers who bravely fought for their safety. Directed by Sullivan Mackintosh and featuring senior Laney Wakefield as Grace Fryer, this production mixes humor with serious themes. Don’t miss this compelling performance on Nov. 7, 8, 9, and 14, 15, 16 at the Richard R. Brown Fine Arts Center!
Cannon Beach, the reference originates with a naval schooner, the USS Shark, which shipwrecked on the treacherous Columbia River Bar in 1846. A section of the ship containing cannons drifted south and washed ashore near present day Arch Cape. Although iron, copper, and wood were salvaged from the wreckage, the cannons were lost as the tides buried them in sand.
Cured coonstripe shrimp have become a game-changer for salmon and steelhead anglers, offering higher durability, consistent color, and effective catching power. Explore the pros and cons of various bait options, and discover the unique advantages of this pandalid shrimp species.
Skiing, a sport with roots dating back to 6,000 BCE, has evolved from a survival tool to a global recreational phenomenon. From its ancient beginnings in Scandinavia to its role in exploration and modern-day sports, skiing embodies adventure and innovation, captivating millions with its rich history and thrilling slopes.
Retired U.S. Air Force Major Bob Cullison dedicated 20 years to military service, excelling as a civil engineer and fostering lasting friendships worldwide. From Vietnam-era enlistment to leading impactful projects like building a base in Sicily, his career highlights resilience, community, and purpose. Today, Bob encourages youth to consider military service for skills, stability, and camaraderie.
Discover the dark side of Christmas with Krampus, a horned figure from Central European folklore. Rooted in ancient pagan traditions, Krampus punishes naughty children while St. Nicholas rewards the good. From Alpine celebrations to modern pop culture, Krampus offers a chilling counterpoint to holiday cheer, blending mystery, fear, and tradition.
Retired coach Ken Buckles honors veterans through heartfelt programs and journeys across America, fostering healing and awareness. Inspired by personal loss, Ken’s mission educates younger generations about veterans’ sacrifices, ensuring respect and gratitude endure.
The winter solstice marks the shortest day and longest night, inspiring traditions worldwide. From Yule and Saturnalia to Dongzhi and Inti Raymi, cultures celebrate light and renewal. Iconic sites like Stonehenge showcase ancient connections to celestial cycles. Today, the solstice is a time for reflection, hope, and the promise of brighter days.
Celebrate the holidays in Vancouver, WA, with festive lights, the Christmas Ships Parade, holiday markets, and the nostalgic Chelatchie Prairie Railroad. Explore Esther Short Park’s glowing tree, shop local crafts, and enjoy seasonal cheer. Visit visitvancouverwa.com for event details!
Boston’s Pub & Grill is celebrating 30 years as a beloved gathering spot in Wilsonville! Renowned for its welcoming atmosphere and delicious food, this community staple invites you to join the anniversary celebration on November 1 for food specials and live music. Enjoy a hearty breakfast, savor the famous Fried Chicken, or relax during Happy Hour. Boston’s is more than just a pub; it’s a place for friends and families to connect. Discover this cherished local gem!
For many Americans, Thanksgiving evokes cherished memories of gathering around the table with loved ones for a grand feast filled with warmth and gratitude. This beloved tradition dates back to the heartfelt celebrations of 1621, when Pilgrims and Wampanoag came together to honor the fruits of their labor. Discover how it blossomed into a cherished national holiday, thanks to the perseverance of Sarah Josepha Hale and President Abraham Lincoln, becoming a timeless symbol of unity amidst our beautiful diversity.
Discover the journey of the Mark Prairie Schoolhouse in Canby as it undergoes reconstruction. With its original 1879 fir floors still intact, this beloved building will soon become a vibrant community hub. Thanks to donations and volunteers, the schoolhouse will host local events, preserving history and fostering community spirit. Join us in supporting this vital project—visit our website for updates and volunteer opportunities!
Experience the delicious culinary delights of Oktoberfest, from pretzels to sauerbraten and kartoffelpuffer. Enjoy traditional German cuisine paired with beers for a gastronomic journey. Immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere, savor Bavarian tradition, and raise a stein in celebration. Cheers to a hearty autumn celebration!
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.
Explore the history of Canby’s Gribble Cemetery, where the Gribble family rests. Headstones share stories of resilience, ties to Pacific University and Clackamas County Fair, and Nancy’s role in a historic trial. Discover the fascinating individuals who shaped this site’s legacy.