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Clackamas County student art show sets new record

Participation increases by 60% as gallery features artworks in a variety of media Read moreClackamas County student art show sets new record

Tootie Smith’s reversal on transitional housing will cost over $3 million annually

Clackamas County chair escapes looming censure from Republican Party by rescinding vote to purchase Quality Inn Read moreTootie Smith’s reversal on transitional housing will cost over $3 million annually

Corbett strongwoman takes world by storm

Donna Best Clark sets powerlifting records, wins medals, eyes spot on Team USA Read moreCorbett strongwoman takes world by storm

Corbett strongwoman takes world by storm

Donna Best Clark sets powerlifting records, wins medals, eyes spot on Team USA Read moreCorbett strongwoman takes world by storm

Newcomers, one incumbent file to serve on Oregon Trail school board

With the May 16 election approaching, three Oregon Trail School District board seats are up for the taking. Three have filed, making the races for these seats unc… Read moreNewcomers, one incumbent file to serve on Oregon Trail school board

Sandy City Council goals focus on livability, sustainability into the future

Every two years the Sandy City Council adopts a new slate of goals. This spring, those goals draw far and wide and aim to impact and improve many aspects of life … Read moreSandy City Council goals focus on livability, sustainability into the future

Elected leaders in Clackamas County nominated to Oregon Commission for Women

Libra Forde, Irene Konev serve in chair positions on North Clackamas School District and Clackamas Community College boards Read moreElected leaders in Clackamas County nominated to Oregon Commission for Women

March madness of a different kind: Clackamas is already tackling wildfires

Clackamas Fire had never before experienced a single wildfire in March during the agency’s history, but with only 1.5 days of decent weather over the weekend of March 17, firefighters responded to five confirmed large vegetation/brush fires, …

Lawmakers introduce bill to safeguard community health

HB 3592 would require analysis before closing amenities like Legacy Mount Hood birth center

Former Congressman Kurt Schrader disappointed by abuse reports among Clackamas County equestrians

In response to allegations in the Clackamas County’s equestrian community, former U.S. Congressman Kurt Schrader said that he was disappointed to hear about recent reports of abuse, but said that the organization he voted to create is doing its job.

DHS, Grand Ronde combine forces for Clackamas County food pantry

Reduction of emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits spur state employees to action

Boring community raises funds to replace memorial highway sign

After a car accident in January destroyed the sign on Highway 26 in Boring denoting it as the James Alfred Wright Memorial Highway, those who first installed it are seeking funds to replace it.

Elected official represents Oregon during the White House's Nowruz celebration

Persian new year honors women fighting for freedom in Iran

Sandy High branches out with forestry club

Most know the story of Paul Bunyan and his big blue ox. While a fantastic tall tale, advisors of the new Sandy High forestry club hope they can teach students the full range of opportunities the forestry and logging industry can provide, whic…

Escape from Clackatraz: Clackamas County's old jail still learning new tricks

20 years after notorious escape, sheriff's office works on another round of renovations, this time focused on suicidal inmates

Neighboring landlord sues Clackamas County in attempt to block transitional housing

1988 deed restriction says hotel and restaurant property uses must be in "harmony" with each other

Legacy Mount Hood's Family Birth Center officially closes

As of Friday, March 17, parents must find new place to give birth, deal with emergencies

Sandy church to host mobile mammography van on April 5

In an effort to make mammograms more accessible, the Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Church at 18575 S.E. Langensand Road, will once again host the Oregon Health & Science University mobile mammography van at the church again on Wednesday, April 5.

Sandy Police identify suspect in carjacking at Meinig Memorial Park

Suspect remains at large, unidentified as Carlos Sanchez, 23

ODOT ends 'Waterfall Corridor' permit system

Lack of funding spikes maligned program; timed-entry still required at Multnomah Falls I-84 lot

Risk taker, Stylemaker, now Newsmaker

As a photographer, Tracy George is used to seeing the world through a unique lens. As a Black woman, that lens is also made more unique than many of her neighbors’ in widely white rural Clackamas County.

Sandy Rotary Club promotes literacy with book donations

Members of the Sandy Rotary Club visited Oregon Trail grade schools this past week, and 1,000 kids received new books.

East County lawmakers band together in support of Legacy Birth Center

Leaders urge Oregon Health Authority to deny Legacy Health’s pending waiver

Sandy News Briefs

Transit meeting set

PassPortal program to educate Sandy, Estacada youth on alcohol, drug use prevention

In an effort to create a healthy activity for teens while also educating them on alcohol and drug use prevention, AntFarm will launch a new program called Prevention PassPortal on March 27.

Welches PTCO invites all to help fill their pot with gold

Shamrock Auction on March 18 to benefit Welches Schools

Why are so many Clackamas County equestrians alleged with sexual abuse?

All five Oregon equestrians who have been disciplined by federal authorities have been from Clackamas County.

Sandy News Briefs

Help fill the Welches Schools’ pot o’ gold

Do you know an Amazing Kid?

Help us honor our local youth who strive to make our communities a better place.

Police arrest Sandy man in connection to March 5-8 tire slashings

After receiving 93 reports of damaged tires from all around Sandy between March 5-8, Sandy Police have arrested 29-year-old Tyler Dylan Hardy, on several counts of first-degree criminal mischief. Police apprehended Hardy at 11:17 p.m. Wednesd…

Recreational liability reform likely dead in Oregon’s overstuffed legislative calendar

The bill has bipartisan support but ran into the headwinds of the governor’s and Democrats’ top priorities for 2023.

Police name suspect in armed theft, crash of PGE vehicle near Sandy

Blake Edward Humphers, 38, has been identified as the man suspected of stealing a PGE pickup at gunpoint in Eagle Creek and later crashing the truck east of Sandy near Southeast McCabe Road.

Boring theater presents heartfelt, humorous Ephron play with all-female cast

For fans of Nora and Delia Ephron’s movies, such as “Sleepless in Seattle” and “You’ve Got Mail,” Nutz-n-Boltz Theater Company’s current production will be a pleasant surprise.

Sandy librarians gives recs for National Reading Month

April showers bring May flowers, and March brings National Reading Month. As such, The Post sat down with Sandy Public Library’s staff members to collect recommendations of books for bibliophiles of all ages.

Oregonians support reducing prison sentences for youth who demonstrate rehabilitation

Decades after Oregonians approved Measure 11, instituting mandatory minimum sentences for some serious crimes, just under half of Oregonians think it’s fair to sentence adult offenders to the same time in custody regardless of age, a recent s…

Picker's Corner specializes in thoughtful thrift in Sandy

When not serving the city of Sandy as part of the city’s police force, Manny Herrera delights in hunting for a great find. A true believer in the adage “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” Herrera is a lifelong thrifter, and has over …

Shop Girl preps to bring consignment with compassion to Sandy

Since opening on Main Street in Gresham in 2018, Shop Girl Consignment has become a destination for people to find gently used, unique women’s fashion items.

Eastside Theater stages 'Beauty and the Beast' with performances through March 12

Tickets are available online or at the door

Clackamas Repertory Theatre’s 19th season includes ‘Man of LaMancha’ and two comedies

Staged readings, children’s theater and a cabaret concert also on tap

Clear Choice dermatology offers full-range care in Sandy

In 2020, Dr. Collin Blattner opened Clear Choice Dermatology in The Dalles with a team of three employees and a mission to serve outlying communities with dermatological care. Now, Clear Choice has multiple locations around Oregon, including …

Silent Disco comes to Sandy

This St. Patrick’s Day, Sandy Community Center staff are welcoming teens to come enjoy a silent disco. Rather than corned beef, staff will serve up Domino’s pizza, cookies from Nya’s Bakery, and numerous fun activities, including games, a pho…

Sandy mayor says OLCC investigation doesn't affect councilor's ability to serve

Sandy City Councilor Chris Mayton is among the employees of the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission named in a state inquiry.

Mayors weigh in on homelessness, economic development

Fourteen area mayors spoke about legislative priorities and economic successes in their communities Thursday, Feb. 23.

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