Canby, OR News

• Canby, OR News
• City, former city administrator, reach settlement
• New Leadership
• Police/Fire Log
• Engagements
• Anniversaries
• Schrader's Back
• Salon 103 Opens Doors
• Creating a Pleasant Mob Mentality
• Bringing Color to Downtown
• Obituaries
• History of a Canby clinic:
• Giving “One of the Best Days Ever”
• Canby man dies in one-car accident near Brooks
• Canby man dies in one-car accident near Brooks
• Canby High Wins Career and Technology Education Grant
• Obituaries
• Baseball - Canby 7, David Douglas 2: Cougars escape past Scots into the postseason
• Baseball: Canby salvages final game in series against Oregon City
• Softball - Clackamas 4, Canby 3: Cougars come up short in nine to league champion Cavaliers
• Track and field: Relay record goes down for Canby
• Girls golf: Peterson returns to state for third straight year
• Boys golf: Netter, Klienstuber prevail toward state tournament
• Roundup: Canby girls rugby seeks fourth straight state title
• Softball: Lee helps Huskies pitch past league-leading Madras
• Swimming: Gator records snapped at Thunderbolt
• Baseball: Cougars get much-needed walk-off win over Clackamas
• Track: Baggerly leaps to No. 1 in the state in the long jump
• Volleyball: Gustin returns to her roots, named new head volleyball coach
• Wrestling: Stigall's dedication to succeed leads him to sign with Southern Oregon
• Equestrian: Cougars make it eight straight district titles
• Roundup: Canby girls rugby team advances to semifinals
• Track and field: Cougars split with Cavs, TRL district meet looming
• Girls basketball: Huggins commits to play for South Dakota School of Mines
• Weddings
• Births
• Engagements
• Obituaries
• Aurora Council meets in special session Thursday
• A Schrader win? Option levy defeated!
• Moving Forward
• The Forum
• R. James Goldan obituary
• Boys rugby: Canby keeps playoff hopes alive
• Girls basketball: Time is right for Cates, named new head coach
• Cheer: Richardson returns hoping to revitalize cheer program
• Softball - Clackamas 2, Canby 0: Cougars' offense goes missing in shutout loss
• Boys lacrosse - West Linn 6, Canby 5: Cougars come close to another upset
• Golf: Cougars falling behind race to state
• Softball: North Marion scores big, beating Falcons, Rangers
• If you love Canby, you'll love this video
• Letters to the editor
• Canby Walk for Life walk-athon is Saturday
• Drivers escape injuries in Wednsday morning wreck
• Police/Fire Log
• Engagements
• Obituaries
• Prayerful participation for Canby
• New pastor lends voice to Canby Christian Church
• Opportunity missed
• Letters to the Editor
• Canby sewer rates increasing
• Police looking for info on North Marion sports field vandalism
• Highway 99E crash injuries Salem man
• Flying High over Canby
• Forum brings candidates to Canby
• High and Dry
• Engagements
• Obituaries
• Police/Fire Log
• Obituaries
• SAVED!
• The New Barrister
• Girls rugby - Beaverton 24, Canby 3: Cougars have target on their backs
• Boys lacrosse - Lakeridge 13, Canby 7: Cougars make bid to upset No. 1 Pacers but fall short
• Girls tennis: Canby swept by West Linn in up-and-down season
• Baseball - Canby-Lake Oswego: Cougars snatch one, but Lakers rally
• Boys tennis: Doubles depth big for Huskies’ perfect 4-0 start
• Girls golf: Peterson’s 74 helps Canby to third place
• Track and field: Cougars earn top marks at Canby Invitational
• Coaching: Canby prepared to hire three new coaches
• Canby School District spending down cash reserves
• CHS Plant Sale promises something for everyone
• Canby FFA: Top honors again
• Obituaries
• Canby Library looking at major cutbacks
• Canby School District refinances existing bond debt
• Athletics: A new challenge for Burke lies ahead
• Athletics: A new challenge for Burke lies ahead
• Baseball - Canby 9, Beaverton 6: Canby’s offense comes alive with positive signs in victory
• Baseball - Canby 9, Beaverton 6: Canby’s offense comes alive with positive signs in victory
• Girls lacrosse: Canby stays perfect through five games
• Girls lacrosse: Canby stays perfect through five games
• Boys golf: A tough lie for Canby in league play
• Boys golf: A tough lie for Canby in league play
• Girls golf: Peterson’s 73 leads Cougars to big finish over L.O.
• Girls golf: Peterson’s 73 leads Cougars to big finish over L.O.
• Track and field: Sprints events prove to be strength for track and field team
• Track and field: Sprints events prove to be strength for track and field team
• Boys tennis: Canby’s youth going through tough times in early going
• Boys tennis: Canby’s youth going through tough times in early going
• Softball: Canby earns spring break sweep at home
• Softball: Canby earns spring break sweep at home
• Athletics: Burke replaces Henderson as Wilsonville AD
• Athletics: Burke replaces Henderson as Wilsonville AD
• Youth sports: Vitkaukas twins win state titles in gymnastics
• Youth sports: Vitkaukas twins win state titles in gymnastics
• Girls soccer: Gillespie signs letter to play for Grand Canyon
• Girls soccer: Gillespie signs letter to play for Grand Canyon
• Boys lacrosse: Cougars excited to begin next step
• Boys lacrosse: Cougars excited to begin next step
• Swimming: Short-handed Gators take third place at season-ending meet
• Swimming: Short-handed Gators take third place at season-ending meet
• Softball: North Marion's power surge leads to spring break wins
• Softball: North Marion's power surge leads to spring break wins
• Baseball: Character shows for Huskies as adversity builds at home
• Baseball: Character shows for Huskies as adversity builds at home
• Track and field: Canby sweeps David Douglas in home meet
• Track and field: Canby sweeps David Douglas in home meet
• Softball - Canby 2, Centennial 1: Cougars learn from mistakes to take down Eagles, Huskies
• Softball - Canby 2, Centennial 1: Cougars learn from mistakes to take down Eagles, Huskies
• Baseball - Westview 21, Canby 1: Westview powers past Canby by 20 runs
• Baseball - Westview 21, Canby 1: Westview powers past Canby by 20 runs
• Girls golf: Canby welcomes back Swelland to lineup
• Girls golf: Canby welcomes back Swelland to lineup
• Equestrian: Two meets, two wins for Canby
• Equestrian: Two meets, two wins for Canby
• Roundup: Two coaching openings at Canby, boys golf takes third
• Roundup: Two coaching openings at Canby, boys golf takes third
• Preview - Girls tennis: North Marion eyes state with junior, senior group
• Preview - Girls tennis: North Marion eyes state with junior, senior group
• College News
• College News
• What's happening in Canby schools
• What's happening in Canby schools
• Running for the kids
• Running for the kids
• For you, Uganda
• For you, Uganda
• Sunday isn't the end of Easter
• Sunday isn't the end of Easter
• Movie View
• Movie View
• A 'crowning' achievement
• A 'crowning' achievement
• Beginnings of a Canby business legacy
• Beginnings of a Canby business legacy
• Former Canby School District employee sentenced in rape case
• Obituaries
• Births
• Canby Middle School musical "Cinderella" opens Thursday
• Obituaries
• World travelers
• Local Option Levy Information for 2012
• Let the hunt begin
• Lego Night returns to the library
• Movie View
• Letters to the editor
• Info, please
• That 'URBAN' feel
• Look for continued drop in Canby school enrollment
• Open enrollment: Canby seeing a bump in out-of-district requests
• Sisters in Song
• Family fishing event slated for Canby Pond
• Dresses for Hope
• Not for Sale
• Spring sports preview 2012
• Preview - Softball: Huskies aiming high to be top-tier program in state
• Preview - Girls tennis: Huskies to be led by junior, senior group
• Olympic ideals
• Habitat Volunteers Needed!
• Preview - Track and field: Strength in numbers for Canby
• Preview - Baseball: Cougars begin another era with fourth coach in four years
• Preview - Softball: Cougars retool for a run
• Preview - Boys golf: Strong core returns with state ultimate goal
• Preview - Girls golf: A fresh beginning for Canby
• Preview - Boys tennis: Big opportunities for Cougars this season
• Preview - Girls tennis: Cougars aiming high into spring
• Preview - Girls lacrosse preview: Cougars defensive-minded this year
• Preview - Baseball: Huskies hope for bounceback season
• Preview - Boys tennis: Huskies' depth to be tested
• Basketball: Four Cougars earn all-league honors in Three Rivers
• Girls rugby: Canby begins another state-title defense
• Softball: St. Paul joins North Marion in the circle
• Football: North Marion names Bilodeau as new head football coach
• Awards: Recognizing the best of 2011-2012 winter season
• Boys basketball: Ups and downs highlight Canby's season
• Girls basketball: Cougars looking for more next season
• Boys rugby: Canby seeks return to state’s elite
• Basketball: Six Huskies earn all-league awards
• Takin' on the Big Guys
• Great garden glory!
• Aurora welcomes new eatery March 30
• Water on the minds of many in Aurora
• Aurora starting to close in on city processes
• Veterans fundraiser is Friday at Burgerville
• THE LEVY
• Spreading the 'LEVY' word
• Trying to clear the air
• Dream wedding contest undergoes makover
• Police/Fire Log
• Obituaries
• Dream wedding vote changes on tap
• First Avenue: Do it!
• First Avenue: Do it!
• Come together?
• Come together?
• Snow in late spring? Not so unusual
• Snow in late spring? Not so unusual
• Cut Again!
• Banners flying
• Off to kindergarten
• When's the first day of school?
• Church plans Saturday benefit for woman
• Kids and drugs: where do you turn?
• Births
• Obituaries
• Sufferin’ snowflakes
• Obituaries
• Aurora crash injures two
• Providing the chance to hear
• The Fight to save farming
• Girls basketball: Roberts resigns as head coach after six seasons
• AARP offers income tax preparation help
• Ninth Avenue water line construction starts April 2
• Police/Fire Log
• Area artists invited to apply for Regional Arts & Culture Council 2012 fellowship
• Bring in the clowns
• Engagements
• Highway 213 to close March 22-27
• City will close streets for water main work in April
• Obituaries
• Canby's Champion
• First Avenue: A bone of contention
• Mapping Out History
• CHS spring musical opens Thursday
• King Doc and Queen Dixie
• Editorial
• Letters to the Editor
• Library happenings
• Community News
• FFA keeps busy
• Canby: It's people helping people
• It's Dr. Seuss
• Banners will incorporate art into downtown Canby
• North Marion High presents 'Sound Effects"
• Open Enrollment Expands Choices for Parents & Students
• Police/Fire Log
• Canby’s own Leap Year Baby
• Obituaries
• North Marion School District opts for open enrollment
• Obituaries
• Former president of South Africa speaks out on world peace
• Mulino family helps nab burglar
• Boys basketball - Central Catholic 66, Canby 48: Rams knock Canby out of playoffs for second straight year
• Births
• Showcasing Canby High Musicians
• Canby man found guilty in “hit man” plot
• Raising Sparks of Hope
• Anniversaries
• Engagements
• Obituaries
• Girls basketball - West Salem 71, Canby 44: Playoff frustration continues for Cougars
• Girls basketball - West Salem 71, Canby 44: Playoff frustration continues for Cougars
• History comes calling
• Digging for Dinosaurs
• 4 Canby teens hurt in rollover
• Obituaries
• Canby opens its doors
• Boy arrested after Baker Prairie Middle School assault
• Canby drug bust nets 100 pot plants
• Open Enrollment Expands Choices for Parents & Students
• Boys basketball - Canby 62, Beaverton 61: Cougars escape past Beaverton to advance to playoffs
• Wrestling: Randall wins school-record tying third state title
• Wrestling: Stigall wins second state title to cap high school career
• Wrestling: Canby places three, takes 13th at state tournament
• Canby firefighters rescue trapped truck driver
• Live blog - Day 2: OSAA state wrestling championships 2012
• Girls basketball - Canby 72, Century 44: Cougars cruise to sixth straight playoff appearance
• Live blog - Day 1: OSAA state wrestling championships 2012
• Live blog - Day 1: OSAA state wrestling championships 2012
• Boys basketball: Canby starts fresh heading into play-in against Beavers
• Girls basketball - West Linn 60, Canby 55: Cougars suffer another disappointing defeat heading into postseason
• Wrestling: Three Cougars prevail to win regional titles
• Wrestling: Canby takes nine to state, finishes second at regionals
• Wrestling: Four champs, eight to state for Huskies
• Girls basketball - Oregon City 82, Canby 56: A better effort, but same result for Canby
• Equestrian: Canby starts strong in defense of district title
• College: It's better late than never as Gray gets shot at next level
• Girls basketball - Canby 54, Lake Oswego 45: Cougars get back in win column against Lakers
• Aurora Police make arrest in burglary
• A taxing experience
• A timely 'nudge'
• Next sustainability workshop set for Tuesday
• Movie View
• Letters to the Editor
• Obituaries
• County wants input on fate of Canby Ferry
• Boys basketball - Oregon City 55, Canby 53: Furious rally too little, too late for Cougars
• Wave up for grabs?
• State of the Schools
• Wrestling: Cougars focused on state
• Wrestling: Huskies take Tri-Valley Conference title convincingly
• Swimming: Canby girls finish third, boys seventh at TRL district meet
• Girls basketball - Lakeridge 60, Canby 50: Pacers come up clutch late to down Cougars
• Boys basketball - Lakeridge 51, Canby 38: Pacers put lockdown on Cougars
• Wrestling: Huskies win TVC dual title, districts up next
• Canby teen wants to Pay it Forward
• Celebrating the Chinese New Year
• Canby lawsuit names city, police
• Grassroots community solar initiative underway
• Time for Quilting
• Canby FBLA comes up champs
• FFA wins at district
• CHS Thespians earn honors
• A lot to smile about
• Boys basketball - Canby 63, Clackamas 48: Thompson's career-high 17 lifts Cougars to victory
• Girls basketball - Clackamas 67, Canby 57: Cougars' late comeback comes up short against Clackamas
• Aurora woman injured as fire destroys home
• Crash hospitalizes Canby area woman
• Reimagining education at Ackerman
• History comes calling
• Sewage sludge stink prompts city suit
• CHS Students of the Month
• Canby concert to showcase the artistry of Flamenco
• Carus Chess Champs
• The Canby Concert Scene
• Community News
• Pedestrian killed by Amtrak train
• Police/Fire Log
• Obituaries
• Softball: Smallwood gets new beginning after unfortunate end
• Girls basketball - West Linn 65, Canby 38: A second half to forget for Cougars
• Swimming - Canby-Clackamas: Canby girls win 5 straight league duals
• Wrestling: Two Cougars place at Reser's Tournament of Champions
• Cougars to name three new spring coaches
• Girls basketball - Oregon City 99, Canby 62: Pioneers roll over Cougars with high pace, relentless attack
• Wrestling - North Marion 40, Estacada 30: Huskies remain undefeated in Tri-Valley duals
• Swimming - Canby-Oregon City: Cougars earn sweep against Oregon City
• Boys basketball - Canby 68, Oregon City 61: Cougars snap eight-game skid with road win
• Football: Crumley retires after 10-year tenure with Huskies' football
• Boys basketball - Madras 83, North Marion 53: Huskies struggle in loss to Madras
• Weddings
• Thank you local dentists!
• Police/Fire Log
• Police/Fire Log
• Births
• Births
• Engagements
• Engagements
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• Tow truck driver in Sunday crash identified as Canby man
• Tow truck driver in Sunday crash identified as Canby man
• Wrestling - Canby 43, Oregon City 32: Cougars wrap up TRL dual title with win over Oregon City
• Boys basketball - Gladstone 46, North Marion 45: Huskies' missed opportunities lead to fourth straight loss
• Girls basketball - Gladstone 42, North Marion 41: Offensive struggles continue for Huskies
• A deep cut
• Internal transfer issue gets closer look
• Things get heated as internal transfer debate gets going
• Obituaries
• Hello history
• Letters to the Editor
• What could Highway 99E look like?
• First Avenue tree removal starts Sunday
• Movie View
• Wrestling - Canby 45, Clackamas 25: Cougars leap to first place in league
• Wrestling: Two champs, 11 place for Huskies at Pac-Rim
• Girls basketball: Huskies score huge win, but fall hard on the road
• Trio of students honored for role in putting out chemistry fire
• CHS Theatre Company to present "The Secret Garden"
• Olsen, Kennemer set Wednesdsay town hall in Canby
• Police/Fire Log
• Weddings
• Anniversaries
• College News
• Battle of the Books
• Flood damage closes portion of Barnards Road
• Chamber's annual gala is Saturday
• Finalists for Aurora Police Chief position step forward Thursday
• 91 GeoBee Champ
• Letters to the Editor
• Calendar Creations
• County honors Canby High group
• Chance for a Dream Wedding
• Aurora FD eyes third fire station
• Benefit for Rodriguez family tops $6,000 mark
• Boys basketball - Lake Oswego 50, Canby 38: Lakers win defensive battle over Canby
• Girls basketball - Canby 62, Lake Oswego 45: Cougars' defense overwhelms Lake Oswego
• Aurora man found dead in truck in Klamath County
• Water weary
• Still no suspects or motives behind Dec. 11 pipe bomb killing
• Boys basketball - Lakeridge 49, Canby 45: Lakeridge zones out Cougars in grind-it-out contest
• Girls basketball - Canby 78, Lakeridge 49: Defensive adjustments help Cougars to first league win
• Ninety-One School bus service held up by high water
• Pudding, Molalla rivers rising; Aurora under flood warning
• Canby's NW Ninth Avenue closed due to flooding
• Canby downtown trees to be cut down
• Girls basketball - Clackamas 76, Canby 60: Fourth-quarter blues hurt Cougars' upset bid
• Baseball: Phillies pitcher stops by Canby for appearance
• Swimming - Canby-Lakeridge: Canby girls remain undefeated after closing out win over Pacers
• Roundup: Huskies drop two at home before conference play
• What's up with technology in Canby schools
• Police/Fire Log
• Obituaries
• A long walk towards RECOVERY
• Aurora area stop yields drugs, stun gun
• Former Wilsonville mayor throw hat in Clackamas County Commission race
• Rotary Club of Canby getting ready for fundraising auction
• FIGHTING off the FLAMES
• Library's sustainability series gets off to good start
• Boys basketball - Clackamas 60, Canby 50: Missed opportunities for Canby in league opener
• Wrestling - Canby 72, Lakeridge 9: Bizarre league dual ends with Cougars winning quickly
• Girls basketball - Westview 75, Canby 71: Cougars' late comeback falls short against No. 7 Wildcats
• Obituaries
• Olivera gets concert series back in gear with January show
• OCTS board, volunteers wonder what happens next with station?
• Movie View
• Letters to the Editor
• Girls basketball - South Salem 74, Canby 68: Second-half letdown stings Canby
• Basketball: Ticket information for Three Rivers League doubleheaders
• Wrestling - Canby 43, West Linn 19: Cougars off to strong start in league play
• Boys basketball - North Marion 44, Yamhill-Carlton 43: Huskies' defense pulls out last-second win
• Boys basketball - Southridge 76, Canby 60: Skyhawks' size too much for Cougars
• Wrestling - North Marion 58, Molalla 21: ­Huskies dominant in league opener
• Girls basketball - Beaverton 78, Canby 65: Cougars falter in big test against Beavers
• Boys basketball - Central Catholic 75, Canby 57: Energy lacking for Canby in loss to Central Catholic
• Fire sends Canby man to the hospital
• Canby Rodeo wins WPRA 'footing' award
• Murky waters
• Becky’s Mattress World one of two to survive company closure
• Drivers escape injury in Friday afternoon accident
• A loss behind the lens
• GOODBYE to 2011 - Part Two
• Trost Engages in Critical Thinking in Mathematics
• Olsen on education
• Girls basketball - Canby 69, Aloha 46: Cougars defend their home court in blowout wins
• Softball: Burnum resigns as Canby softball coach
• Wrestling: Romaines to give back to wrestling program
• Football: Canby senior awarded Class 6A all-state honor
• Girls basketball: Alumni night honors the past for Canby's program
• Swimming: Swim Center raises up new scoreboard
• Boys basketball: Inconsistency hurts Huskies at Holiday Classic
• Canby mayor offers his thoughts on city's past and future
• Community News
• Community News
• Saying goodbye to 2011
• Soldiering on and soldiering successfully
• County library study offers its findings
• Letters to the Editor
• Dogs help in the healing process
• Creating healthy initiatives at NMPS
• The EVERGREEN gift
• Movie View
• Holiday shows and music favorites to consider
• Practicing that Christmas spirit
• Hubbard mail carrier gets federal probation
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• UPDATE: Authorities return to neighborhood where pipe bomb exploded
• Holiday lighting contest winners named
• Girls basketball - Canby 55, Newberg 25: Cougars ride hot start to another blowout win
• Treasure trove
• Offering some things to ‘think’ about
• City settles sexual harassment lawsuit
• Girls basketball - Canby 72, Jesuit 67: Cougars make a statement against Jesuit
• Wrestling: Canby grabs Larry Owings Invite title
• Swimming: Canby girls win six events to take down Lions
• Girls basketball - North Marion 46, Roosevelt 26: North Marion dominant in win over Roughriders
• Boys basketball - Canby 72, Glencoe 56: Cougars pull away to down Crimson Tide on home court
• Wrestling: A learning process early for Canby
• Swimming: Eight Gators earn state-qualifying times in Forest Grove
• Girls basketball - Canby 75, Centennial 41: Canby wins big at home over Centennial
• Wrestling: Doman wins title to help Canby to 9th at Coast Classic
• Wrestling: Surprise finish leads to eighth for North Marion
• Girls basketball: North Marion off to 2-0 start after two wins at home
• Roundup: Cougars’ halftime lead evaporates in close loss to Lincoln
• Wrestling: North Marion set for first big test of year
• Boys basketball - Dayton 78, North Marion 67: Huskies battle in second half with 3A power
• Filling the Need
• That Foggy Feeling
• North Marion Primary works on character building
• Family Evening at library features music
• Community News
• Movie View
• Movie View
• Letters to the editor
• Letters to the editor
• Family Lego night returns in January
• Family Lego night returns in January
• Canby Police seek public's help in explosion investigation
• Canby Community Orchestra presents Holiday Concert
• “Pack the Gym” for double-headers
• Filling boxes with Christmas joy
• Holiday Happenings
• Community News
• Restrooms getting facelift at event center
• Toy and food drive coming up short this year
• UPDATE: Police check Salem home in connection with Canby explosion
• Curiosity may have led to explosion that killed Canby man
• School district reaches out to dead father's family
• A musical odyssey
• Joni Harms' 11th CD about to drop
• Wednesday dedication to honor 91 School girl who died
• Victim identified in Sunday explosion in Canby
• Canby explosion claims the life of man
• Boys basketball - Canby 73, Rex Putnam 69: Cougars' defense clutch in win over Putnam
• Chemistry room fire leads to CHS evacuation Friday morning
• A concerted effort to put on free concerts
• Sodexo grant gives Canby Backpack Buddies a boost
• All that (Christmas) JAZZ
• All that (Christmas) JAZZ
• A concerted effort to put on a concert
• A concerted effort to put on a concert
• Saturday features Music in the Stacks performance
• Saturday features Music in the Stacks performance
• Questions seeking answers: budget talks start early
• Questions seeking answers: budget talks start early
• Canby Ferry will be closed Thursday, reopen Friday
• Canby Ferry will be closed Thursday, reopen Friday
• Winter sports preview: Canby and North Marion High School
• Winter sports preview: Canby and North Marion High School
• Sock it to me!
• Sock it to me!
• It is ON -- Canby lights up its night
• It is ON -- Canby lights up its night
• Comments open for proposed Aurora compost facilities
• Comments open for proposed Aurora compost facilities
• Letters to the editor
• Letters to the editor
• Births
• Births
• Police/Fire Log
• Police/Fire Log
• Obituaries
• January 3rd added back as instructional day for all students
• Community News
• Canby High band and choir concerts start this week
• Ivy Street wreck sends motorcyclist to hospital
• Obituaries
• Police/Fire Log
• Tree lighting, First Friday combine forces this Friday night
• HEED the NEED
• Staying strong during tough financial times
• Meetings without paper?
• Tools to deal with teens
• Aurora rings in the holidays with annual show
• Molalla teen hurt in accident near Canby
• Woman assaulted Sunday along Highway 99E
• Disc golf taking flight
• Operation Snuggle sees bump in donations
• A force behind making the holidays better
• Letters to the Editor
• Gas leak leads to four homes being evacuated
• Woman hurt when SUV overturns on Barnards Road
• Organizing opportunties
• Football - Grant 41, Canby 14: Generals prove too much for Canby to handle
• Who wants to turn on the lights?
• Who do you call? HELPING HANDS
• Council gives OK to $1 CAT
• Letters to the Editor
• Canby man arrested in Missouri with load of pot
• Canby Telcom donates to audiobook program
• School day will be added back January 3rd
• Fall sports: 2011 Tri-Valley Conference all-league selections
• Royalty Roundup
• Aurora council has flurry of activity
• Aurora police chief resignation accepted
• North Marion High play opens Friday
• Nominees needed to get ‘turned on’
• Football - Canby-Grant preview: Cougars' defense to be tested big-time against Grant
• Volleyball: Three Cougars earn all-league awards in TRL
• Girls soccer: Huskies finish long road to end of season
• Building a birdhouse 101
• CHS fall play opens Thursday
• Library extends popular e-reader classes to December and January
• Canby School Board meets Thursday
• Holiday Bazaars
• Community News Week of Nov. 16
• Police/Fire Log Nov. 16, 2011 edition
• Military News Nov. 16, 2011, edition
• Births Nov. 16, 2011, edition
• Police/Fire Log Nov. 9, 2011, edition
• Obituaries Nov. 9, 2011, edition
• Anniversaries Nov. 9, 2011, edition
• FALL of old FRIENDS
• Canby School District restores one lost day
• Monday concert will be 'Aces'
• Movie View
• Obituaries
• Football - Canby 36, Westview 14: Cougars rout Westview in first round, Grant next
• Hitting the musical TRAIL
• And the voters said...YES
• Video: Goal or no goal? You decide
• Fall sports: 2011 Three Rivers League all-league selections
• Canby man dies in Highway 224 crash near Damascus
• Football - Canby-Westview preview: Cougars getting playoff ready for first round matchup
• Girls soccer - North Marion 2, Seaside 0: Florez helps Huskies fulfill goal to postseason
• Roundup: Canby falls in first round to Westview, 6-1
• Girls soccer - Canby 2, Glencoe 0: Cougars advance and are Sweet 16 bound
• Woman sentenced for embezzling from Canby company
• Being better off RED
• Main Street’s Keiffer moving on
• December First Friday, tree lighting ceremony combining efforts
• Canby Head Start needs 4-year-olds
• Holocaust survivor will speak in Canby
• Downtown featuring some Halloween adventures
• Downtown featuring some Halloween adventures
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• Football - Canby-Lakeridge preview: Cougars in a race for third place
• Football - Canby-Lakeridge preview: Cougars in a race for third place
• Volleyball: Cougars puzzled as they remain winless in league
• Volleyball: Cougars puzzled as they remain winless in league
• Roundup: Baggerly’s hat trick helps Canby over Oregon City
• Roundup: Baggerly’s hat trick helps Canby over Oregon City
• Details emerging in plane crash that claimed life
• Police/Fire Log
• A rendezvous with adventure
• Back in the fold
• Who’ll let the dogs out?
• Scholarship created in memory of Canby teen
• Higher Calling
• Canby FFA comes home triumphant
• Best-selling author coming to Canby
• Trick or Treat for Cans
• Music in the Stacks coming Nov. 12
• Quartet sharing highlights of NM sports on Youtube
• Accident slows traffic on Highway 99E
• Accident slows traffic on Highway 99E
• Football - Canby 49, Clackamas 18: Cougars' roll continues, win third straight
• Dreaming of a fair theme
• Weeks joins Herald advertising staff
• Franchise amendments get final OK
• Obituaries
• Sex survey offers intersting tidbits
• Canby Board Tackles Tough Issues Head On
• Early Friday accident injures Canby woman
• School board says no to birth control access at Canby High School
• Painting people exhibit open at Canby Library
• Library for Teens
• Halloween Happenings
• Community News, week of Oct. 19
• He was There
• Aurora selects new city councilor
• FFA: Learning and winning
• Unity Award lands in Canby
• Holy Homecoming
• Korean Student Exchange comes to Baker Prairie
• flunk a class, get mandatory tutoring
• Pedro's Path to Power
• Police/Fire Log
• Weddings
• Anniversaries
• Police/Fire Log
• Obituaries
• Hammer time
• Searching for answers
• District wants to know what public thinks about operating levy
• Chili cookoff heats up tasty fundraising
• Canby teacher appointed to state task force
• Clearing up the confusion on business licenses
• Letters to the editor
• Keep it safe, keep is shredded
• A little cultural exploration
• HOMECOMING
• Police/Fire Log
• Obituaries
• Cougars pound away in win over Lincoln
• It has begun!
• Lego love at the library
• Obituaries
• Three police agencies to assist NMSD
• Fast, family and fun
• Taking SHAPE
• New guys on the job
• Aurora airport businesses looking for sustainability
• New life in a new facility
• Creatures featured in the bleachers
• Letters to the Editor
• Missing Butteville hiker found on Mount St. Helens
• Finding their way
• Changing PERCEPTIONS
• Fire it up
• MovieView
• Obituaries
• Documents beware! Shred-it Day returns Thursday
• The French connection
• Football - Lake Oswego 41, Canby 14: Cougars' frustrations continue in loss to Lakers
• Other Districts Learning from Canby
• Early enrollment numbers are down
• Aurora Airport Master Plan contains more than $20 million in projects
• Pursuit and payoff
• Coming Soon
• Police/Fire Log
• Obituaries
• College News
• Canby FFA off to a great start
• What's Happening
• Community News
• Obituaries
• Letters to the Editor
• Movie View
• Drop-in hours offered through women’s services
• Taking Center Stage - Part II
• Taking Center Stage
• Musician offering special concert for Canby children
• Don’t dread the shred
• Cougars can't hang on to halftime lead
• Huskies shorthanded, struggle in loss
• Canby harriers get feel for where they are in opener
• West Linn awaits
• Senior’s two goals help Canby to shutout victory
• Canby swept in 3 sets, searching for answers
• We’re Back . . .
• Teachers begin collaborative work for 2011-12 school year
• Superintendent's Coffee
• Canby High School News
• THIS WEEK
• Police/Fire Log
• Births
• Let’s talk about sex
• Engagements
• Haircutting Extravaganza
• Weddings
• Seed saving workshop
• Series of beginning computer classes offered through Canby Library
• Obituaries
• And the survey says?
• Taylor named new Aurora mayor
• Sensory Saturday showing “Lion King”
• Canby man in right place at right time
• Nay, they say
• Cruz begins concert series Sept. 27
• Obituaries
• Letters to the editor
• Cowboy Cobbler
• Football - Canby 41, South Salem 24: Cougars make their breaks, prevail for first victory of season
• K-9 tracks down 19-year-old suspect
• Canby man accused of trying to rob St. Paul bank
• Daily sports update - Sept. 16: Thoroughman's two goals help Canby to second straight win
• Canby-South Salem preview: Saxons come make first ever visit to Canby
• Volleyball - Canby 3, Wilson 1: New-look Canby edges Wilson in season opener at home
• Football - Scappoose 51, North Marion 12: Huskies lose by 39 points to Scappoose
• Cross country: Canby learns on the run at home invitational
• Girls soccer - North Marion 6, Westside Christian 2: Florez’s hat trick propels Huskies to blowout victory
• Volleyball - Banks 3, North Marion 0: Huskies learn tough lessons in opening week
• Canby Educational Foundation gives new grant to school district
• New tech purchase targets teachers
• Weddings
• Kennemer says he’ll run for re-election
• Canby remembers
• City readies Canby street work
• Superintendent's Coffee Schedule 2011-2012
• Hubbard woman killed when pickup leaves highway
• Daily sports update - Sept. 14: Cougars hang tough in defeat to Beaverton
• The hunt for a hit man?
• Strings of DYN-O-MITE
• Remember 9/11?
• Canby will have two 9/11 ceremonies Sunday
• Community News
• Canby 8-year-old hurt when hit by car
• Football - Central Catholic 39, Canby 28: Second-half comeback falls just short for Cougars, move to 0-2
• Finding the flax experience
• Obituaries
• Bend man injured in local go-kart crash
• Daily sports update - Sept. 9: Canby edges Wilson in season opener
• George Pittelkau Jr. Obituary
• George Pittelkau Jr. Obituary
• Daily sports update - Sept. 8: Huskies pound Westside Christian in home opener
• Daily sports update - Sept. 8: Huskies pound Westside Christian in home opener
• Football preview: Canby begins its season season under Vaught with high hopes
• Football preview: Canby begins its season season under Vaught with high hopes
• Volleyball preview: Canby hopes to utilize its speed, quickness with new look
• Volleyball preview: Canby hopes to utilize its speed, quickness with new look
• Girls soccer preview: Cougars seek to put past behind them, move forward
• Girls soccer preview: Cougars seek to put past behind them, move forward
• Football preview: Huskies speed up their tempo to rise from last-place finish
• Football preview: Huskies speed up their tempo to rise from last-place finish
• Volleyball preview: Year 2 in rebuilding process begins at North Marion
• Volleyball preview: Year 2 in rebuilding process begins at North Marion
• Cross country preview: Cougars begin another season to rebuild their program
• Cross country preview: Cougars begin another season to rebuild their program
• Bringing some light to Literature
• Canby to get a Jane Austin Education
• Boys soccer preview: Cougars look to end playoff drought
• Girls soccer preview: North Marion aims high with core nucleus returning
• College spotlight: Canby graduate ends career on high note at WOU
• College spotlight: Fowler enjoys big role in first year at WOU
• Canby Rodeo: Canby Rodeo at the top of its game today
• Canby Rodeo: Stars shine as big money paid out to cowboys
• Canby Rodeo: Brooks, Harrison praise, reflect on week in Canby
• Column: Canby Rodeo continues to impress
• Swimming: Gators finish season on top with final meet at Bend Open
• Canby Rodeo: Top marks, times fill competition after first three days
• Canby Rodeo: Harrison to debut in Canby, excited for opportunity
• Police/Fire Log
• Military News
• Obituaries
• Letters to the editor
• Remembering 9/11
• CUB proposing 9 percent rate hike by Oct. 1
• The stink is back
• Football - Jesuit 67, Canby 35: Crusaders hand lopsided defeat to Canby in opener
• School option levy taking shape
• Canby K-9 unit helps with Friday arrest
• Flames destroy shed at Aurora nursery
• Special projects manager comes aboard
• Energy efficient
• Canby-Jesuit preview: Cougars begin their crusade against powerhouse Jesuit
• Column: Optimism surrounds Canby entering 2011
• Births
• Police/Fire Log
• Obituaries
• Aurora Airport tower moves forward
• Miss Rodeo Oregon crowned in Canby
• Canby man arrested for jewelry thefts
• Cause for concern
• Baldock serves as important opportunity for life lessons
• Saturday paper about to change
• Letters to the editor
• Travel expected to be up this weekend
• Movie View
• Obituaries
• Keep cooly cool boy
• Aurora begins mayoral search
• Canby police looking for robbery suspect
• Concussion summit set for Ackerman Friday
• Reveling in a BUTTERLY FRENZY
• Design set for First Avenue
• Pool levy given OK for a vote
• North Marion School District has positive AYP outlook
• Countryside south ready to go
• Keeping big 'Mo' rolling downtown
• Letters to the Editor
• What you discover at the fair
• When 'Klondike Kate' came to Oregon
• Safety and securitiy from the sky
• Back to School for Canby - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• ACT-Tested Students Ready for College-Level Coursework
• Canby man chased, caught on Gladstone lawn
• Gas leak closes 99E in Aurora
• Obituaries
• Fire claims Canby man's vehicle collection
• 9/11 memorial project moving quickly
• Thelma's Place Awarded Meyer Memorial Trust Grant
• Canby Rodeo: Final results of the 54th annual Canby Rodeo
• Canby Rodeo Day 5: Crowley shoots to the top in final day of rodeo
• Canby Rodeo Day 4: Big names come, but no new leaders in Canby
• Anniversaries
• The FAIR: Saturday's schedule of events
• The FAIR: What's going on Sunday
• Canby Rodeo Day 3: Savage takes lead in bull riding on third day
• The Fair: What's going on Friday
• Community News Wednesday, Aug. 17 edition
• Adelante holds first graduation
• Canby Rodeo Day 2: High marks upend opening night performance
• Fun and Fitness
• Superintendent's Coffee 2011-2012
• Police/Fire Log
• Canby Lions will have BBQ during fair
• North Marion Fellowship organizing pair of events
• Settling in: Canby’s senator is settling into his new office digs in downtown Canby
• 'Bringing it' left piano mover 'feeling it'
• Letters to the Editor
• Millers mark 65th anniversary
• Obituaries
• Nantucket of the West Coast?
• Canby Rodeo Day 1: Final attempts prove to be advantage on opening night
• Canby Rodeo: It's Rodeo Time!
• The AYP Issue
• Can’t you smell that smell?
• First Friday shows growth
• Main Street continues Canby evolution process
• It’s time to learn the language
• Dirt turned, police facility on its way
• Sunday offers final 'Slice' of concert series
• It’s all FAIR
• Kiddie Capers Parade is Tuesday
• Obituaries
• Aurora mayor resigns
• Community News, Wednesday Aug. 10 edition
• Getting off on BROADWAY
• Boys soccer: Madeira named new boys soccer coach at Canby
• Boys soccer: Madeira named new boys soccer coach at Canby
• Boys soccer: Pelaez returns to North Marion to coach boys program
• Boys soccer: Pelaez returns to North Marion to coach boys program
• Track: Johnson takes sixth at Junior Olympics decathlon
• Track: Johnson takes sixth at Junior Olympics decathlon
• Golf: Ziegler qualifies for U.S. Amateur
• Golf: Ziegler qualifies for U.S. Amateur
• getting off on broadway
• getting off on broadway
• Slice of Summer has one to go
• Slice of Summer has one to go
• Savas calls for more public involvement
• Savas calls for more public involvement
• Library looking at two new outreach programs
• Library looking at two new outreach programs
• Aurora Colony Days on tap this weekend
• Aurora Colony Days on tap this weekend
• Former Aurora cop Reilly suing city, mayor and council
• Former Aurora cop Reilly suing city, mayor and council
• Births
• Weaver-Cook marry at Roseburg vineyard
• Darn those veterans!
• Letters to the Editor
• Border patrol picks up wanted man
• Obituaries
• Obituaries - August 10 edition
• Dreamcoat run ends Saturday
• The MEMORIAL: A project completed
• Wreck closed Highway 99E through Aurora
• Community News
• First Friday expands in Canby
• State board revokes Aurora Police chief certification
• Canby High graduate joins Teach for America
• Off to Germany
• Cartoon Comics
• Cartoon Comics
• Letters to the Editor
• Letters to the Editor
• Fair shuttle will run again this year
• Fair shuttle will run again this year
• Thelma’s Place will hold two-day memory class in September
• Thelma’s Place will hold two-day memory class in September
• BPA increase means Canby electric bills will rise
• BPA increase means Canby electric bills will rise
• Canby Vietnam Era Veterans Memorial Dedication is Saturday
• Canby Vietnam Era Veterans Memorial Dedication is Saturday
• Police/Fire Log
• Police/Fire Log
• Births
• Births
• Anniversaries
• Anniversaries
• Engagements
• Engagements
• VIEWER for the SEWER
• Cable franchise changes could impact OCTS
• 'Slice' offers sweet strings
• Canby prepares for National Night Out
• Obituaries
• Fill the Boot Saturday
• School districts face ‘open’ doors
• About the Dreamcoat
• Canby High School Class Reunions
• Community News, Wednesday, July 27 edition
• Vietnam Era Veterans Memorial dedication
• Obituaries
• Police/Fire Log
• Obituaries
• Bring 'Slice' to Canby a fun chore each year
• Fair and rodeo on the horizon
• Saturday market having good run
• Canby man dies in Minnesota accident
• Volunteer to Support Thelma's Place and Memory Care
• MMA: One chance in the octagon
• Wrestling: Stigall named new wrestling coach at North Marion
• Golf: Ziegler captures PNGA amateur match play title
• Baseball: Canby advances to Super Regionals
• Police facility headed to next phase
• First Avenue final design due soon
• Addressing the solar panel problem
• First 'Slice' concert is Sunday
• Letters to the editor
• Where HEALTH matters
• Canby Library hosts Shakespeare discussion Aug. 11
• Baseball: Cougars limp into league tournament after rough past few weeks
• Boys basketball: Parkinson takes over at North Marion
• College: Hein battles back to earn opportunity at Linfield
• MMA: Roth set to debut in MMA event at Roseland Saturday
• Roundup: Miller named All-NWAACC at Clackamas
• Baseball: Huskies’ field one of region’s best
• Baseball: Canby loses 3 straight at Tualatin tournament
• Baseball: Cougars' offense struggles in 10-run loss to Newberg
• Youth sports: Wildcats finish fifth at state with clutch play
• Baseball: North Marion preserves win over Sandy
• Football: Another tough road ahead for Canby
• Running: Canby grads run Boston Marathon
• Baseball: Poor start leads to four-run loss for North Marion
• Baseball: Red Sox sweep Canby in doubleheader
• Golf: Peterson captures title at Jacobsen Junior Challenge
• Swimming: Gators earn best times at Morris Invitational
• Football: Defense, linemen on right track for Canby
• Sports year in review: Triumphs & Heartbreak
• Sports year in review: Picking the best athletes of this year
• Baseball: Canby moves to 13-6 after doubleheader
• Obituaries
• Knapps mark 50th wedding anniversary
• Sams-Olson planning Aug. 28 wedding
• Aurora church sets Sunday concert
• First 'Slice' on its way
• Aurora concert series continues Wednesday
• Obituaries
• Breaking down the LANGUAGE barrier
• Goodbye, Mr. Potter!
• Canby jewelry thief caught after chase, crash on I-205
• Man in West Linn wreck may have Canby crime tie
• Mustang: off the wild prairie and into the hands of a Canby teen
• Raising the bar at Canby Public Library
• Health fair has new focus
• New provider for tabbed for Canby Area Transit
• Veterans: Benefits are being little-used
• Brave New World: Solar Farming
• Letters to the editor
• Military announcements
• Births
• Doty-Skiffington vows scheduled January 2012
• Canby Boy Scout Can and Bottle Drive
• Obituaries
• Movie View
• Allegro in the Aurora air
• Hit-and-run crash claims man’s life
• July 4 Fun
• Police/Fire Log
• Engagements
• Obituaries
• Hitting the high NOTES
• Hitting the high NOTES
• Fire district putting together memorial plans
• Fire district putting together memorial plans
• Ride across the DIVIDE
• Ride across the DIVIDE
• Aurora Airport process:
• Aurora Airport process:
• Extension center plans open house
• Extension center plans open house
• Canby Center to Ackerman deal appears dead
• Canby Center to Ackerman deal appears dead
• Police investigating Monday night stabbing
• Rose says goodbye to Canby School District
• Letters to the editor
• Sweet harmony
• MORE to do, MORE to get accomplished
• Obituaries
• General Canby Day happenings
• Community News
• Aurora police chief faces certification revocation
• Getting farms back in the LOOP
• Aurora Council seeks solution to dry well issues
• Expansion, after all
• Declining road conditions concern county officials
• Letters to the editor
• Obituary - Lyman L. Leland
• Family planning services on the table at Canby High School
• Thieves steal Canby man's boat and trailer
• Police/Fire Log
• Births
• Engagements
• Anniversaries
• Free summer meals offered by Canby School District
• Obituaries
• Trost first grade student dies following illness
• Canby kids make a difference
• Canby Vacation Bible Schools
• Canby High School class reunions
• Canby Community News
• Canby students compete at nationals
• Art of the deal II
• Art of the Deal
• The excitement of change
• Paving projects in the pipeline
• Obituaries
• Road to recovery
• Road to recovery
• Canby Area Transit makes it official — routes to change
• Canby Area Transit makes it official — routes to change
• Aurora feels budget squeeze
• Aurora feels budget squeeze
• Lininger says Sellwood vote sends a message
• Lininger says Sellwood vote sends a message
• Canby Chamber sets golf tourney date
• Canby Chamber sets golf tourney date
• Canby teen appointed to state education advisory panel
• Canby teen appointed to state education advisory panel
• Football: Back on the gridiron
• Baseball: First-year coach sees progress in building Canby
• North Marion roundup: Two Huskies earn Class 4A all-state honors
• Letters to the Editor
• Deal brings back Canby teachers
• Police/Fire Log
• Births
• Weddings
• Obituaries
• Canby man accidently shoots self in groin in Newberg
• Teacher's bring back Canby teachers
• Obituaries
• A time to retire
• Beautiful places
• Movie View
• TAKE a WALK, fight cancer
• Runway could be extended at Aurora
• Spring season in review: Sweet taste of success
• College: After year off, Zens returns to game she loves
• Equestrian: Cougars finish fourth at state meet
• Baseball: Canby earns doubleheader sweep over Hood River
• Youth sports: Wildcats off to fast start this year
• Softball: Friedemann achieves goal, signs to play at next level
• Baseball: Hein, Bell selected to play in high school all-star game
• Softball: North Marion senior signs with Clackamas CC
• Softball: Six Huskies earn league honors
• Baseball: Four Cougars earn recognition in league voting
• Softball: Canby earns 10 players on all-league team
• Volleyball: Canby grad gets head gig at Newberg
• Baseball: Eight Huskies earn all-league honors in Tri-Valley
• College: Johnson earns national honors for Redlands
• Letters to the editor
• NMSD looking at a $500,000 cut
• Final First Avenue design meeting slated
• Canby High students take action to combat prescription drug issues
• The Ackerman Center - a Canby school reconfigured
• Ackerman memories captured in amazing art installation
• Obituaries Feb. 23 edition
• Obituaries Feb. 2 edition
• Births Feb. 9 edition
• Weddings Feb. 16 addition
• Obituaries Feb. 16 edition
• Policie/Fire Log June 15 edition
• Weddings June 15 edition
• Obituaries June 15 edition
• Sunday two-car crash leaves one dead, Canby couple injured on Highway 170
• ‘Wings’ tour stopping at Aurora Airport
• Urban renewal informational meeting is planned
• Lack of building activity is hurting city’s finances
• An old friend comes down
• Movie View
• Gallery: Canby High School Class of 2011 graduation ceremony
• Obituaries June 11 edition
• Schrader kicks off county commission campaign
• Schrader offers thoughts at Canby lunch
• SUV fished from Molalla River near Canby
• Doors open wide with color
• Unique antique map is now museum fundraiser
• City sewer rates will climb
• Police/Fire Log June 8 edition
• Births June 8 edition
• Weddings June 8 edition
• Anniversaries June 8 edition
• Canby sweeps top music awards
• Boys lacrosse: Cougars put end to one chapter, moving on to start another era
• Boys basketball - North Marion: Merrill steps down to take over at Sherwood
• Following the dream
• Sports sidelines: June 7
• Keyser will be NMSD superintendent
• Governor signs Aurora Fire District bill
• Local community college earns military recognition
• Letters to the editor
• All about food, wine and fun
• Movie View
• Obituaries -- June 4, 2011
• Cuts on tap for CAT routes
• Using the truck as a weapon?
• Lehan announces she'll run for county commission chair
• Dale tabbed to fill vacant council seat
• Right time, right place...again
• Board appoints John Steach as Canby School District superintendent
• Lininger says she won't run again in 2012
• Lininger says she won't run again in 2012
• Baseball - Tualatin 9, Canby 1: Late-season push ends to familiar foe
• Baseball - Tualatin 9, Canby 1: Late-season push ends to familiar foe
• Girls lacrosse: Cougars ready to build on their success
• Girls lacrosse: Cougars ready to build on their success
• Athletics: Gillespie named state’s athletic trainer of the year
• Athletics: Gillespie named state’s athletic trainer of the year
• Baseball - Scappoose 6, North Marion 4: Huskies miss playoffs for first time since 2003
• Baseball - Scappoose 6, North Marion 4: Huskies miss playoffs for first time since 2003
• Equestrian: Cougars win seventh straight district title
• Equestrian: Cougars win seventh straight district title
• Softball - Tualatin 8, Canby 4: Canby’s playoff run halted at hands of Timberwolves
• Softball - Tualatin 8, Canby 4: Canby’s playoff run halted at hands of Timberwolves
• Boys tennis: North Marion duo makes school history at state tournament
• Boys tennis: North Marion duo makes school history at state tournament
• Softball - Henley 4, North Marion 1: Offensive struggles doom Huskies in playoffs
• Softball - Henley 4, North Marion 1: Offensive struggles doom Huskies in playoffs
• Track and field: Canby finishes out strong at state
• Track and field: Canby finishes out strong at state
• Track and field: Davis shines for North Marion at state
• Track and field: Davis shines for North Marion at state
• Girls rugby - Canby 19, Beaverton 10: Cougars earn revenge to win third state title
• Girls rugby - Canby 19, Beaverton 10: Cougars earn revenge to win third state title
• Boys lacrosse - Sunset 14, Canby 4: Sunset throws knockout to Cougars in first round
• Boys lacrosse - Sunset 14, Canby 4: Sunset throws knockout to Cougars in first round
• Baseball - Canby 11, Grant 2: Canby breezes by Generals in playoff tuneup
• Baseball - Canby 11, Grant 2: Canby breezes by Generals in playoff tuneup
• Boys tennis: Buffenoir falls in round of consolation at state
• Boys tennis: Buffenoir falls in round of consolation at state
• First Friday about to begin
• First Friday about to begin
• Pickup truck hits pedestrian in crosswalk on Highway 99E in Canby
• It's simply GOLDEN
• School lunch prices on the rise
• Looking for a new home
• Canby Fire honors the effort
• Workshop will look at Otto Road and Highway 99E
• Lawmakers celebrate trio of education bills
• Getting to nationals: It takes teamwork
• Fine Dining
• Making Memorial Day memories
• Letters to the Editor
• Free workshop focuses on Parkinson's
• Welcome to your new home
• County looking at ‘rapid response’ to development needs
• Police & Fire logs -- May 29, 2011
• Births -- May 29, 2011
• Obituaries -- May 29, 2011
• Retiring teachers to be honored
• MovieView
• Canby celebrates local wine and food
• North Marion looks for the right fit
• A grant that works
• Obituaries -- May 28, 2011
• Woman puts out fire in Third Avenue home
• Retiring teachers and staff to be honored
• Community News
• Canby selects new superintendent
• Getting closer to a 'super' moment
• Larger class sizes on tap for Canby schools in 2011-12
• Aurora mulling options when it comes to dry wells
• The battle to stay on 'course'
• Oh, so close
• Canby High art: A tinge of hope
• Earning the Eagle
• Obituaries Dec. 29 edition
• Softball - Canby 7, Central Catholic 0: Cougars jump out early, advance to second round
• Arnold Hans Wittrock obituary
• Girls golf: Canby takes home third at state
• Girls rugby: Cougars come together to reach fifth state-title game
• Track and field - TRL districts: Relays shine once again for Canby girls
• Track and field - TRL districts: Killgore goes back to state in discus, shot
• Boys lacrosse: A long journey toward a playoff berth
• Baseball - Canby 12, Oregon 7: Cougars sweep Oregon City for third place
• Girls lacrosse - Clackamas 11, Canby 10: Canby girls fall to Cavs in regular season finale
• Obituaries Dec. 22 edition
• Obituaries Dec. 15 edition
• Obituaries Nov. 17 edition
• A day at the state Capitol
• Obituaries Nov. 10 edition
• Obituaries Oct. 13 edition
• Obituaries Oct. 20 edition
• The Last Peace Prize
• Police/Fire log May 25 edition
• Recommendation: Spare Wait Park trees
• Births May 25 edition
• Weddings May 25 edition
• Obituaries May 25 edition
• Obituaries May 21 edition
• Baldock turnaround
• Letters to the editor
• Community News
• Movie View
• Obituaries
• A STOP for SAFETY
• Train narrowly avoids collision
• Martha Schrader will vie for old commission seat
• Canby Council has another resignation
• Voters in a NO mood
• Meet the Superintendent finalists
• Preparing for High Standards in Mathematics
• County commissioners fill empty seat
• Softball - Canby 4, Lake Oswego 0: A league title of their own
• Boys lacrosse - Lakeridge 16, Canby 4: Pacers outmuscle Canby in home finale
• Crews on scene of rollover along Barlow Road
• The Voice of ART
• May 17, election results
• Urban Renewal 101
• Just what has urban renewal done in Canby?
• Library, city talk internal transfer
• Internal transfer: What is it?
• Ackerman students seek clarity through survey
• All past Ackerman Peace Prize recipients invited to AMS celebration
• Grandparents Tea at Lee Elementary
• Police/Fire Log May 18 edition
• Battle of the Books: Canby High School team performs well at state
• Obituaries May 18 edition
• City budget issues getting worked through
• Taking on topic of cyberbullying
• Questions raised about book donation bins
• Hubbard, Aurora mail delivery getting some tweaks
• Bill passes, will help Aurora Fire District
• Farmers could see relief through inheritance tax bill
• Obituaries May 14 edition
• Canby Community Orchestra concert set
• Letters to the Editor
• New museum exhibit focuses on steamboats
• Taking a look at the family's past
• Canby superintendent search reaches final two
• Opening windows, closing danger
• Movie View
• Obituaries
• Traffic fines get a tweak
• Truck plunges down bank, injuring Woodburn man
• Truck plunges down bank, injuring Woodburn man
• County fair improvement fundraiser on tap
• County fair improvement fundraiser on tap
• Girls tennis - TRL districts: Canby falls just short at districts
• Boys golf - TRL districts: Strong finish sends Winklebleck to state
• Roundup: Canby wins series from Clackamas
• Boys tennis: North Marion has high hopes after successful league season
• Girls golf - TRL districts: Canby punches ticket to state, second at districts
• Boys tennis - TRL districts: Buffenoir comes through for Canby
• Commission candidates go from 11 to 7
• Where was Canby?
• Whiskey Hill Kids will hold Bingo Friday
• Obituaries Oct. 6 edition
• Power of the pedal
• Finest of the firemen
• Who they are and what they stand for
• A hike for fun, a mountain for the lungs
• Keeping it very local
• Drug drop sets new mark
• Community News
• Obituaries Sept. 8 edition
• Obituaries Sept. 1 edition
• Obituaries Aug. 25 edition
• Four-way winner
• Police/Fire Log May 11 edition
• Da Vinci Day
• Obituaries May 11 edition
• General Canby Day planning party is Friday
• New faces in odd places
• Letters to the Editor
• Creating an educational opportunity
• Obituaries May 7 edition
• Helping things to 'pan' out
• Putting him to rest
• Last Hurrah for CHS Art
• Canby American Legion Mother’s Day Brunch on Sunday
• Girls tennis - TRL district preview: Finding their way to state
• Boys tennis - TRL district preview: Finding their way to state
• Baseball - Canby 14, West Linn 2: Cougars pound West Linn in third game of series
• Roundup: Canby graduate released from minors
• Softball - West Linn 3, Canby 1: Despite defeat, Cougars still hold on to first
• Girls golf: Barring setbacks, Canby to qualify for state
• Hensley tabbed to fill empty council seat
• Bitter makes county commissioner cut
• Music in the Stacks
• Library Happenings
• Community News
• School board candidates to present their cases at Tuesday forum
• Annual mayor’s prayer breakfast is Thursday
• Last Da Vinci Day at Ackerman is Wednesday
• Last Hurrah for CHS Art
• Canby students win at regional speech competition
• Aurora Little Miss Pioneer court will be chosen May 21
• April Students of the Month
• Police/Fire Log May 4 edition
• Births May 4 edition
• Engagements May 4 edition
• Letters to the Editor
• Obituaries May 4 edition
• Schrader pays visit to Canby High
• BLACK FRIDAY arrives
• Night of Nights
• Tree removal considered around park
• Aviation board sends citizens group more options
• Obituaries April 30 edition
• Community Concert tickets at discount prices through Saturday, May 7
• ‘Barbra & Frank,’ coming to Canby May 7
• Movie View
• First Avenue: Vision is starting to take shape
• Technology innovation grants deliver achievement gains
• Back in a holding pattern
• Baker Prairie to have co-principals
• Honor, heroism & history
• Day of the 'shred'
• The BUSINESS of BUSINESS
• One dies, three injured in Sunday accident
• Canby Rod and Gun Club will hold children’s event Saturday
• Airport businesses request change to airport plan
• Police/Fire Log July 7 edition
• Births July 7 edition
• Military News July 7 edition
• Engagements July 7 edition
• Obituaries July 7 edition
• Police/Fire Log April 27 edition
• Community News
• Profile: Arriving With Impact
• Ruby Bridges shares history with Trost students
• Girls tennis: Grant 4, Canby 4: Cougars lose third straight, tiebreaker to Grant
• Girls lacrosse - Canby 11, Riverdale 9: Cougars break three-game losing skid
• Boys golf - Canby: Cougars take third in league match at Rose City
• Anniversaries April 27 edition
• Baseball - Canby 12, Lake Oswego 9: Cougars rally to win series finale against Lakers
• Obituaries April 27 edition
• Obituaries April 23 edition
• Girls golf - Canby: Cougars take another step closer to state
• Obituaries April 9 Edition
• Boys tennis - West Linn 8, Canby 0: Cougars drop back in the pack, goal to finish in league’s top half
• What's happening in Canby schools
• School board candidates to speak at forum
• College: Schlatter’s next stop: Montana State
• Track and field: Cougars split with one of league’s best
• Roundup: Bell’s one-hitter propels Canby to first TRL win
• Boys golf: Canby climbs back into race for second place in TRL
• City’s decision to dip into library budget a cause of concern
• Baseball - Lakeridge 9, Canby 7: Canby drops first two in rough start
• Girls golf - Canby: Canby girls creep up closer, now put focus to West Linn
• Obituaries Feb. 26 edition
• Obituaries Feb. 19 edition
• Obituaries Feb. 12 edition
• Obituaries Jan. 29 edition
• Obituaries Jan. 22 edition
• Obituaries Feb. 5 edition
• Letters to the Editor
• ObituariesJan. 8 edition
• Letters to the Editor
• Obituaries Jan. 1 edition
• Obituaries Dec. 25 edition
• Obituaries Dec. 18 edition
• Obituaries Dec. 11 edition
• Obituaries Dec. 4 edition
• Obituaries Nov. 27 edition
• Obituaries Nov. 20 edition
• On May 2, everything changes on CH website
• It is official
• Thursday program hopes to 'engAGE' people
• Letters to the Editor
• Changing lanes on the fast track
• The times, they are a'changin'
• India comes calling
• A fresh face on an old highway?
• Taking a look at the downtown
• Got documents? Shred them Thursday
• A close call
• PEACE is the PRIZE
• District is prepared for emergency response!
• School district tabs 27-person application screening group
• Explaining a school budget in crisis
• Community budget forum draws 200 attendees
• Baseball - Jesuit 7, Canby 4: Tough preseason ends with loss to Jesuit
• Softball - Glencoe 3, Canby 2: Canby gives Crimson Tide its toughest test
• Track and field: Canby girls win close league dual, boys falter against Lake Oswego
• Roundup: North Marion boys tennis wins second straight
• Girls golf: Cougars eye second in TRL, state berth as things clear up
• Boys golf: Sophomores lead Canby to third in TRL match
• Canby council seat open after resignation
• Two alarm fire destroys poultry barn
• School district looks at 'reconfiguring' schools
• A 'Nobel' look at history
• School board openings draw good-sized crowd
• Superintendent Rose updates Chamber of Commerce in State of the Schools address
• A musical look at the future
• A musical look at the future
• Life's trial by terror
• Life's trial by terror
• Letters to the editor
• Letters to the editor
• Update: injured woman still in serious condition
• After 40 years, Reeves will hang it up
• Superintendent search process begins
• His words: Reasons behind the decision
• Local leaders offer thoughts on Jeff Rose's departure
• Softball - Canby 10, Jesuit 7: Cougars hang on over Jesuit
• Girls tennis - Canby 7, Oregon City 1: Cougars get first league win, easily take down Oregon City
• Track and field: Oregon City sweeps Canby in league-opening meet
• Boys tennis - Canby 4 (11), Oregon City 4 (9): Cougars still undefeated in dual play
• Boys tennis: Huskies return experience as goals set high
• Roundup: Canby girls lacrosse team off to fast start early in year
• Boys tennis - Canby 6, Clackamas 2: Cougars jump out to quick start in league play
• Girls lacrosse: Canby begins first varsity season
• Girls golf - Canby: Cougars take second in first league match
• Softball - North Marion 11, Horizon Christian 2: Young Huskies racking up runs offensively
• Obituaries Nov. 6 edition
• Obituaries Nov. 13 edition
• Obituaries March 12 edition
• Obituaries March 19 edition
• Obituaries March 26 edition
• Obituaries April 2 editiion
• Streisand and Sinatra: Together again ...for the first time
• Mandate removal bill still working through committees
• Community college tuition waiver is topic of Senate bill
• Board of Directors Special Meeting on March 30
• Preview - Baseball: A new streak looks to begin
• Preview - Softball: Cougars seek another magical run
• Preview - Girls golf: Canby's Big 3 faces tougher road to state
• Preview - Boys tennis: Large turnout leads to increased expectations
• Preview - Girls tennis: Canby looks to extend streak of consecutive 10-win seasons
• Preview - Track and field: Mix of youth, experience leads Canby in new league
• Preview - Boys golf: Sophomores to fuel success for Canby
• Preview - Boys lacrosse: Canby begins its quest to playoffs
• Preview - Girls rugby: The aim for three straight state titles
• Baseball - North Marion 8, Canby 6: North Marion spoils Canby’s opener with late comeback
• Boys basketball - North Marion: Merrill earns coach of the year award, five Huskies honored
• Roundup: Cougars get recognition in prep rankings
• College: Schlatter named rising star for Portland State
• Words of wonder
• Letters to the Editor
• Growth: By the numbers
• Business and art — CAA hopes to mix the two
• Harms to play benefit concert for Oregon FFA Foundation
• Community News
• Announcement for our district and community
• Superintendent on the move
• Superintendent on the move
• Preparing for the worst
• Preparing for the worst
• Closing of RV lot raises lots of questions
• Closing of RV lot raises lots of questions
• Big turnout to adopt neglected dogs
• Big turnout to adopt neglected dogs
• Shred-it Day set for Canby
• Shred-it Day set for Canby
• Obituaries
• Letters to the Editor
• Letter moves governor to create designation
• Eyeballing the situation
• Industrial park gets assurances
• Boys basketball: Cougars take steps forward as a program
• Boys basketball: Four Cougars recognized in all-league voting in TRL
• Column: Recognizing the best of this winter in Canby
• Boys basketball: Phoenix 64, North Marion 53 - Phoenix shoots down Huskies in playoffs
• Girls basketball: St. Mary's 78, Canby 54: St. Mary's runs out early in rout of Cougars
• Boys basketball - Central Catholic 77, Canby 52: Rams' big second quarter ousts Canby
• Getting some NEW wheels
• Industrial Park improvements are in the pipeline
• Parenting 101
• Dogs from Canby up for adoption Thursday
• Doc Harms shares local history on OCTS
• Community News
• Movie View
• State DEQ levies fine against Canby company
• Help Wanted
• Drug Drop
• First Avenue Timeline Under Review
• Budget 101 Workshop Presented March 14
• Yoder earns Star of Life Award
• Business throwing the ultimate gutter ball
• Nearly 100 attent PAC meeting regarding Aurora Airport
• Aviation chairman Mark Gardiner speaks out on Aurora Airport issues
• Improving county programs to serve citizens
• Letters to the editor
• Shimadzu to expand Canby operations
• Canby has the Miss Rodeo Oregon Pageant
• It’s the Canby Shuffle
• Births March 9 edition
• Obituaries March 9 edition
• Some trying to take advantage of Japan's disaster
• MovieView
• Bill to reduce education mandates would save money
• Ultra Marathon: Endurance Scholarship
• URA approves $8.5 million for library
• Allan Hahn obituary
• AMS Language Arts teachers motivating students
• State wrestling: Four placers highlight run for Cougars
• State wrestling: Huskies come away with three state champions
• State wrestling: Ballard caps his stellar career with runner-up finish at state
• Girls basketball - Canby 66, Hillsboro 65: Late rally propels Canby to playoffs
• Sports update - March 3: St. Mary's starts fast, ends Canby's season
• Sports update - March 3: St. Mary's starts fast, ends Canby's season
• "Peter Pan" musical opens Friday
• "Peter Pan" musical opens Friday
• Learning to Fly
• Learning to Fly
• Community News
• Community News
• Casting Call
• Casting Call
• Lehan chosen as chair of Clackamas County Board of Commissioners
• Lehan chosen as chair of Clackamas County Board of Commissioners
• Live blog: Day 2 of the OSAA state wrestling championships
• Live blog: Day 2 of the OSAA state wrestling championships
• Boys basketball - Canby 64, South Eugene 45: Cougars snap skid, qualify for state playoffs
• Military News
• Military News
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• To the voters? vehicle registration fee petitions delivered
• To the voters? vehicle registration fee petitions delivered
• Behind the scenes
• Behind the scenes
• Live blog: Day 1 of the OSAA state wrestling tournament
• Live blog: Day 1 of the OSAA state wrestling tournament
• A wisp of wintery whiteness
• Notifications a challenge on February 24th
• Horse registration bill not able to get out of the barn
• Letters to the Editor
• Lessons learned during early trips to the capital
• Vehicle registration fee will go to the voters
• Sports update - Feb. 23: Play-in games set for Canby basketball teams
• This Week
• Canby YoungLife informational dessert is kids’ annual fundraiser
• Community News
• Learning to teach
• Canby High School Students of the Month
• PIECE of the PAST
• Making it Happen
• Coronation dinner, auction set for rodeo court
• Police facility project ready for public meetings
• Coming together
• Wrestling - Canby: Canby sends 10 wrestlers to state
• Wrestling - Canby: Cougars earn four district titles, including three first-time champs
• Swimming - Canby: Smith, Polack finish their prep careers on high note at state
• Wrestling - North Marion: Six Huskies earn berths to Class 4A state tournament
• Equestrian - Canby: Canby begins state-title defense with win
• Peterson resigns Clackamas County Commissioner post
• Boys basketball - Oregon City 62, Canby 49: Second-quarter drought dooms Cougars in loss to Oregon City
• Girls basketball - Lake Oswego 56, Canby 49: Lake Oswego rallies to down Canby in fourth
• Boys basketball - Madras 43, North Marion 41: Madras' buzzer-beater halts Huskies' comeback
• Thirty-two malnourished dogs rescued near Canby
• Swimming - TRL district meet: Canby girls win race to finish for league title
• Wrestling - District preview: New format, same goal for Cougars
• Wrestling - Tri-Valley meet: North Marion qualifies 13 to regional tournament
• Bidding for Success
• Community News
• This Week
• Whiskey Hill Kids offers programs for local children
• State 4-H Office Taking Applications for Scholarships to Middle-School Summer Science Camp
• Battle of the Bands coming
• Slimed!
• Career- related learning
• Suspect Tasered after chase to Oregon City
• Humane Society finds malnourished dogs
• Life: Live it well
• Catching the vision
• Down to three
• Aurora City Council amends city park policies and adds new rates
• Just Getting it Done
• Letters to the Editor
• Carus fifth and sixth grade team in action
• Girls basketball - Canby 64, Lakeridge 49: Another big fourth quarter lifts Cougars to victory over Pacers
• Boys basketball - Clackamas 57, Canby 46: Cavs muscle past Cougars, take season series
• Obituaries Oct. 23 edition
• Obituaries Oct. 2 edition
• Obituaries Oct. 16 edition
• Obituaries Oct. 29 edition
• Obituaries Sept. 18
• Obituaries Sept. 25 edition
• Obituaries Sept. 4 edition
• Obituaries Aug. 28 edition
• Obituaries Aug. 21 edition
• Obituaries July 17 edition
• Obituaries July 24 edition
• Obituaries July 31
• Obituaries Aug. 7
• Obituaries Aug. 14 edition
• Right on the MONEY
• MovieView
• Hello ODOT, goodbye potholes
• Poet laureate coming to Canby
• School board openings need candidates
• Sports update - Feb. 12: Canby girls catch fire down stretch to down Pacers
• Girls basketball - Canby 67, West Linn 59: Late-season push moves on for Canby
• Swimming - Canby-Clackamas: Cougars finish off another sweep
• Boys basketball - Canby 70, West Linn 51: Cougars manhandle Lions for 2nd straight
• Wrestling - North Marion 39, Madras 33: North Marion captures first league win, upends Madras
• Club swimming: Gators swim to best times at Vancouver
• Long look at LEGOS
• Letters to the Editor
• Safe Routes to School initiative gets council OK
• Wrestling - Oregon City 34, Canby 31: Pioneers escape with victory, hand Cougars their first defeat
• Boys basketball - Canby 57, Oregon City 52: Cougars keep Oregon City winless
• Staying healthy, staying safe
• Talk About It
• Obituaries June 26 edition
• Obituaries June 19 edition
• Obituaries July 10 edition
• Obituaries June 5 edition
• Obituaries June 12 edition
• Canby Cub Scouts need your bottles and cans
• Legislators introduce bill to help rural fire districts
• Vision Team Members Complete Five Sessions
• Obituaries July 14 edition
• Obituaries July 3 edition
• Obituaries June 30 edition
• Obituaries June 23 edition
• Obituaries June 16 edition
• Obituaries June 2 edition
• Obituaries June 9 edition
• Births Feb. 9 edition
• Project targets Third, Fourth streets
• North Marion planning for $2 million in losses
• Wrestling - Canby 62, Lake Oswego 15: Canby looking to finish the season strong
• Swimming - Canby-Oregon City: Canby pulls sweep over Pioneers
• Wrestling - Estacada 45, North Marion 24: North Marion still winless in league, falls to Estacada
• Boys basketball - North Marion 55, Molalla 49: Huskies remain tied for 1st after beating Molalla
• Boys basketball - North Marion 73, Madras 48: Hot shooting leads Huskies to tough win
• Letters to the editor
• One for all -- ever?
• Oregon State Hospital hopes to reunite families with cremated remains
• Bringing it to LIFE
• A bridge too far?
• Mail carrier caught holding the bag -- and mail
• Girls basketball - Canby 48, Lake Oswego 45: Cougars win second straight, take down Lakers by three
• Boys basketball - Canby 63, Lakeridge 50: Cougars avenge earlier defeat to Walker, Pacers by 13 points
• Aurora asks OERB to reconsider ruling
• Robo-Champs
• Community News
• All about the EVIDENCE
• All about the EVIDENCE
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• Fire system, response kept damage to a minimum
• Girls basketball - Canby 41, Lakeridge 38: Cougars feel 'relief' after first league win
• Wrestling - Canby 38, Clackamas 27: Canby pins Cavs their first loss
• Boys basketball - Clackamas 58, Canby 46: Canby falls short at Clackamas
• Girls basketball - Clackamas 57, Canby 44: Cougars fall by 14 to Cavs at home
• Swimming: Cougars move to 4-0 with big win over Grant
• Swimming: Huskies split with Molalla on senior day
• Girls basketball - West Linn 60, Canby 44: Cougars lose fifth straight with 16-point loss to Lions
• Wrestling - Gladstone 40, North Marion 37: Huskies let one slip away to Gladiators
• Boys basketball - North Marion 44, Estacada 34: North Marion begins defense of conference championship
• Girls basketball - North Marion 34, Estacada 20: Defense, 3’s fuel Huskies past Rangers
• Local girl able to help more families than planned
• Getting in 'GEAR'
• Cheetah time
• Police station project rolling forward
• Military News Jan. 5 edition
• Births Jan. 5 edition
• Police/Fire Log Jan. 5 edition
• Obituaries Jan. 19 edition
• Births Jan. 26 edition
• Police/Fire Log Jan. 22 edition
• Obits Jan. 26 edition
• Carnival Night promises fun for all those at Lee Elementary
• Canby High School Students of the Month
• It's a GREAT Program
• Knights crab dinner, auction benefits charities
• Community News
• Ackerman Teacher Remembered
• Payment and Projects
• Resolutions are made to be broken
• Letters to the Editor
• Eight hurt in Friday car accident
• Obituaries
• MovieView
• A passion for the past
• Going smokeless
• You picked the wrong car, buddy
• Boys basketball: Canby 53, Oregon City 51: Cougars hang on to beat Pioneers
• Wrestling - Canby 78, Lakeridge 0: Cougars win easily in shutout over Lakeridge
• Wrestling: North Marion dominates Banks, Central in double dual
• Swimming: Canby girls still perfect in TRL play
• Swimming: North Marion boys swim to second in two meets
• Where barbecue meets tastebuds
• Vision Team meets, takes next step
• Finding the right fit
• Obituaries Jan. 15, 2011, edition
• Aurora Council begins new year
• Shocking incident has happy ending
• It's more than just beautiful music
• Proposals, please
• MovieView
• 'Shocking' incident has happy ending
• Former Canby man convicted in sex abuse case
• Aurora Council begins new year
• Letters to the Editor
• Focusing on students with learning difficulties
• Letters to the Editor
• Letters to the Editor
• MovieView
• Letters to the Editor
• Sports update - Jan. 13: Lakers' outside shooting cools off Canby
• Boys basketball - Lakeridge 50, Canby 45: Uphill climb falls short on the road
• Boys basketball: Walker enjoying new job with Pacers
• Wrestling - Molalla 44, North Marion 30: Huskies drop league opener to Molalla
• Roundup: Southridge pulls sweep over Canby
• Violinist's Concert Will Be a Small Part of What She Gives to Canby
• Sara's Journal
• Letting It 'Be'
• To The End
• Carson Takes Canby's Gavel
• Russell DeVore
• Wrestling - Canby 48, West Linn 20: Canby dominates Lions in TRL opener
• Boys basketball - Canby 70, Clackamas 59: Cougars win seventh straight, TRL opener over Cavs
• Obituaries Jan. 12 edition
• Violinist Lindsay Deutsch in concert Thursday
• Mayor Thompson: It's Been a Good Ride
• Cougars Dancers End Season on a High Note
• Laptops for Students
• Reflections on a Year Gone By: July through December
• College spotlight: Finding their way to the next level
• Girls basketball - Canby 61, Sprague 57: Third straight win, back on track
• Roundup: League schedule tips off, restarts for winter sports
• Reflections on a Year Gone By: January through June
• Beautiful music together
• Girls basketball - Canby 64, Centennial 62: Cougars get much-needed victory
• Roundup: Canby wins sixth straight game in preseason
• Technology in the classroom: Part II
• Girls basketball - Barlow 66, Canby 52: Canby shows improvement in loss
• All-area: Fall athletes of the year
• All-area: Honorable mentions
• Technology in the classrooms
• Engagements Dec. 27 edition
• Warming center will be open in Canby
• What to do with Christmas leftovers
• Obituaries Dec. 27 edition
• Obituaries Dec. 27 edition
• Swimming: Canby boys earn first win in dramatic fashion
• Girls basketball - Lincoln 59, Canby 36: Cougars have chances early on, but Lincoln pulls away in 2nd half
• Wrestling - Larry Owings Invitational: Four champs lead to Canby to runner-up
• Girls basketball: Huskies beat Molalla, win home tourney
• Wrestling - Canby 45, Barlow 31: Cougars muscle past Barlow for victory
• Girls basketball - Beaverton 73, Canby 39: Second-half drought ends Canby’s upset bid
• Girls basketball - North Marion 58, Sweet Home 33: Huskies wear down Sweet Home for 25-point win
• Boys basketball - Sweet Home 54, North Marion 48: Sweet Home rides fourth-quarter surge past Huskies
• Youthful Innovations
• Creating holiday hope
• Motorcycle deputy hurt in collison
• Vision Team completes two meetings
• Award Winner
• TSP tweaks
• Joining forces for warmth
• Free workshop set for Thelma's Place on Friday
• Boys basketball - Canby 67, Newberg 40: Canby pulls away with blowout win
• Wrestling: Ballard wins title, Canby thrd at Coast Classic
• Girls basketball: Cougars split two at Newberg tournament
• Roundup: Canby girls swim team beats Lakers in first meet
• Holiday Happenings
• Spreading the seeds for other country's success
• Flight of Fancy
• Schrader-Olsen limited recount is "spot on"
• Food, toy drive work parties heating up
• Wrestling - Canby 46, David Douglas 27: Canby wins convincingly over Scots
• Boys basketball - Southridge 63, Canby 62: Cougars let one slip away in double OT
• Reaching the Top
• Rose: ‘Tremendously pleased’ with response
• Canby ferry closure could extend into next week
• Clackamas County Commission approves Sellwood Bridge fee
• Sports update - Dec. 8: Canby falls in double OT thriller to Southridge
• Boys basketball - Canby 80, McKay 53: Cougars win by 27 in season opener
• Girls basketball - Thurston 74, Canby 53: Growing pains for Canby in opening loss at home
• Swimming preview: Canby ready for new season with new coach
• Football: Fifteen Cougars honored as all-league selections
• Volleyball: North Marion shows positive signs during season of rebuilding
• On to State
• Ackerman choir to perform at ZooLights
• Sizing up the Canby school situation
• Oregon schools ranked near the bottom in the nation
• Making room for the future?
• Wrestling preview: Building a new tradition
• Wrestling preview: Building a new tradition
• Boys basketball preview: Laying the foundation for the future
• Boys basketball preview: Laying the foundation for the future
• Girls basketball preview: Cougars learning on the run
• Girls basketball preview: Cougars learning on the run
• MMA: Former Cougars get their shot at MMA event Thursday
• MMA: Former Cougars get their shot at MMA event Thursday
• College: Canby grad helps PSU to Big Sky title
• College: Canby grad helps PSU to Big Sky title
• New math standards and cut Scores ramp up focus on math
• Man identified in Monday airplane crash
• Plane crash leaves one dead near Hubbard
• After the FALL
• Trail Band is back for Canby concert
• Obituaries
• Getting ready to Light the Night
• Warming center opens in Canby
• Football - Sheldon 42, Canby 34: Cougars' upset bid falls just short against No. 1 Sheldon
• Meetings Preview Upcoming Vision Team Focus
• Letters to the editor
• Letters to the editor
• Operation Snuggle has begun
• Meeting the needs
• Rodeo court named
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• 'Willy Wonka' set for this weekend at North Marion
• Canby-Sheldon preview: A rematch against the champs
• Awards: Three Rivers League all-league selections for fall season
• Awards: Three Rivers League all-league selections for fall season
• Awards: Tri-Valley Conference all-league selections for fall season
• Awards: Tri-Valley Conference all-league selections for fall season
• College: Bierma signs with Portland State to play volleyball
• College: Bierma signs with Portland State to play volleyball
• Boys soccer - Hidden Valley 2, North Marion 1: Huskies' season ends in heartbreak
• Boys soccer - Hidden Valley 2, North Marion 1: Huskies' season ends in heartbreak
• Boys soccer - North Marion 6, North Valley 1: Huskies bound for quarterfinals with blowout win
• Boys soccer - North Marion 6, North Valley 1: Huskies bound for quarterfinals with blowout win
• Untitled
• Obituaries Aug. 18 edition
• Football - Canby 35, David Douglas 20: Cougars' defense stifles Scots in first-round win
• All about the VETERANS
• Sports update - Nov. 11: Huskies quarterfinal-bound, beat North Valley
• Canby-David Douglas preview: Cougars' playoff run begins this week
• "Importance of Being Earnest" runs three more nights
• Schools: What does the future look like?
• Soccer roundup: McMinnville upends Canby in first round, 6-1
• Volleyball - Sunset 3, Canby 0: Sun sets on Canby's run in playoffs
• Built to be a "Burden"
• AMS teachers observe classrooms at Lee Elementary
• Sports update - Nov. 7: Sunset ends Canby's playoff run in sweep
• Girls soccer - Sunset 1, Canby 0: Cougars drop to Sunset in PKs in play-in round
• Volleyball - Canby 3, Westview 1: Comeback propels Canby into state playoffs
• Election Results
• Election Results
• Cross country: Peterson qualifies for state, Canby girls take fourth
• Volleyball - Canby 3, South Eugene 1: Cougars earn trip to state playoffs
• Football: Canby playing its best at the right time
• Sports update - Nov. 4: Comeback propels Canby into Sweet 16
• Boyce enjoys first election night experience
• Sports update - Oct. 27: Cougars fall to Lakeridge in battle for third
• Canby-Clackamas preview: The brawl that started it all
• Olsen down, but feels he's not out in battle with Schrader
• Sports update - Oct. 29: Play-In games scheduled for Cougars
• Sports update - Oct. 22: Streak finally broken, Canby pulls off sweep
• Canby Fire District levy expected to pass
• Darian meets the president
• Friday accident sends Aurora woman to hospital
• Meirow looks like he'll retain Aurora mayor's post
• Crews battling to keep ammonia leak in check
• Football - Canby 44, Clackamas 7: Sights set on No. 2 seed after dismantling Clackamas
• Incumbents sitting pretty in county commission race
• Letters to the Editor
• Baker Prairie concert Tuesday
• Sports update - Nov. 3: Sunset knocks Canby out by PKs in play-in round
• Not ready to put the pedal down
• Halloween Happenings 2010
• Election Results
• Volleyball - Canby 3, West Linn 0: Canby gets momentum boost before playoffs
• Aurora mayor named in stalking complaint
• Boyce enjoys first election night experience
• Football - Canby 33, Lakeridge 29: Cougars get third straight, take second in TRL
• School district gets good report card
• Volleyball - Gladstone 3, North Marion 2: Huskies can't find way to close out Gladiators
• Olsen down, but feels he's not out in battle with Schrader
• Sports update - Oct. 30: Cougars advance to playoffs, beat South Eugene
• Obituaries Oct. 23 edition
• College: Schlatter named Big Sky player of the week for Portland State
• Canby Fire District levy expected to pass
• Canby man to face new charges
• Sports update - Oct. 26: Canby builds momentum before playoffs
• Cross country: Canby gives good effort in season finale, districts next
• Meirow looks like he'll retain Aurora mayor's post
• North Marion puts 21st century classrooms to good use
• Volleyball - La Salle 3, North Marion 0: Huskies still in hunt for first playoff berth in 20 years
• Sports update - Oct. 19: Huskies fall to La Salle, but playoffs still in sight
• Incumbents sitting pretty in county commission race
• Ballot returns at 55 percent, moving toward 70-plus
• Roundup: Huskies remain winless in league, drop to Estacada
• Roundup: Canby boys sit in fourth place following tie
• Sports update - Nov. 3: Sunset knocks Canby out by PKs in play-in round
• Election Results
• Boys cross country: One last chance to prove itself
• Girls soccer - Molalla 5, North Marion 0: Huskies now fighting for their playoff lives
• Hodson, Inness take in results together
• Girls cross country: One last chance to prove itself
• Girls soccer - West Linn 3, Canby 1: Lions play physical in victory over Cougars
• Bitter's bid for Canby mayor coming up short
• Volleyball - Canby 3, Lakeridge 0: Streak broken, Canby sweeps Lakeridge
• Volleyball - Clackamas 3, Canby 1: Cavaliers sneak by Canby in four
• Carson cautiously optimistic about mayoral win
• Canby-Lakeridge preview: The battle for second place
• Sports update - Oct. 20: Canby's late-season surge continues, downs Clackamas
• Bitter's bid for Canby mayor coming up short
• Carson cautiously optimistic about mayoral win
• Canby man to face new charges
• North Marion puts 21st century classrooms to good use
• Ballot returns at 55 percent, moving toward 70-plus
• Election Results
• Hodson, Inness take in results together
• Sports update - Oct. 30: Cougars advance to playoffs, beat South Eugene
• Letters to the Editor
• Not ready to put the pedal down
• Volleyball - Canby 3, West Linn 0: Canby gets momentum boost before playoffs
• Football - Canby 33, Lakeridge 29: Cougars get third straight, take second in TRL
• Sports update - Oct. 26: Canby builds momentum before playoffs
• Volleyball - La Salle 3, North Marion 0: Huskies still in hunt for first playoff berth in 20 years
• Roundup: Huskies remain winless in league, drop to Estacada
• Boys cross country: One last chance to prove itself
• Girls cross country: One last chance to prove itself
• Volleyball - Canby 3, Lakeridge 0: Streak broken, Canby sweeps Lakeridge
• Canby-Lakeridge preview: The battle for second place
• Sports update - Oct. 27: Cougars fall to Lakeridge in battle for third
• Sports update - Oct. 29: Play-In games scheduled for Cougars
• Darian meets the president
• Crews battling to keep ammonia leak in check
• Baker Prairie concert Tuesday
• Halloween Happenings 2010
• Aurora mayor named in stalking complaint
• School district gets good report card
• Obituaries Oct. 23 edition
• Friday accident sends Aurora woman to hospital
• Football - Canby 44, Clackamas 7: Sights set on No. 2 seed after dismantling Clackamas
• Paying attention student by student, subject by subject
• Roundup: Canby boys sit in fourth place following tie
• Girls soccer - Molalla 5, North Marion 0: Huskies now fighting for their playoff lives
• Girls soccer - West Linn 3, Canby 1: Lions play physical in victory over Cougars
• Volleyball - Clackamas 3, Canby 1: Cavaliers sneak by Canby in four
• Sports update - Oct. 20: Canby's late-season surge continues, downs Clackamas
• Canby-Clackamas preview: The brawl that started it all
• Sports update - Oct. 22: Streak finally broken, Canby pulls off sweep
• Cross country: Canby gives good effort in season finale, districts next
• Sports update - Oct. 19: Huskies fall to La Salle, but playoffs still in sight
• College: Schlatter named Big Sky player of the week for Portland State
• Post-game comments: Canby 42, Oregon City 6
• Football - Canby 42, Oregon City 6: Just like old times, Cougars win big
• Sports update - Oct. 15: Cougars fall in four sets to Clackamas
• Sports sidelines - Oct. 13
• Boys soccer - Canby 3, Lakeridge 2: Canby boys win second straight, beat Lakeridge
• Volleyball - West Linn 3, Canby 1: Despite defeat, Canby encouraged with its effort
• Sports update - Oct. 14: Cougars give valiant effort against West Linn
• Canby-Oregon City preview: Cougars still in the hunt
• Aurora tabs interim chief
• Girls soccer - North Marion 6, Estacada 0: Pyatt's hat trick helps Huskies to convincing win
• Cross country: Canby girls sweep final home meet, stretch run next
• Sports update - Oct. 13: Canby loses fifth straight, falls in four to L.O.
• Chili cook-off set for Saturday
• Salmon study multi-faceted for Trost DLI students
• Post-game comments: Lincoln 49, Canby 35
• County clerk files election law complaint
• Football - Lincoln 49, Canby 35: Cardinals' aerial attack punishes Canby
• Boys soccer - North Marion 2, Gladstone 2: Huskies earn disappointing tie Thursday
• Volleyball - Gladstone 3, North Marion 2: Huskies can't find way to close out Gladiators
• Girls soccer - Canby 1, Oregon City 0: Grover's goal propels Canby to second straight
• Canby-Lincoln preview: Cougars look to heal their wounds
• Sports update - Oct. 6: Canby encouraged despite loss to Lions
• Obituaries Sept. 25 edition
• Canby Center seeks food box donations
• This Weekend
• Building a bridge: From Mexico to America
• Students problem solve, communicate the solution
• Quick-acting employees quell Johnson Controls Inc. fire
• Girls soccer - La Salle 3, North Marion 1: Huskies seek intensity after loss to La Salle
• Volleyball - Oregon City 3, Canby 1: Canby drops to Oregon City in four sets
• Post-game comments: Lake Oswego 31, Canby 21
• Football - Lake Oswego 31, Canby 21: Injuries mount as Cougars fall to No. 6 Lakers
• ILT training includes classroom observations
• Boys soccer - North Marion 3, Molalla 2: Flores' three goals leads Huskies to victory
• Cross country: Canby finishes tough early part of schedule at Reynolds
• Boys soccer - West Linn 4, Canby 3: Cougars drop to 0-2 to begin TRL play
• Profile: Surviving the scare of her life
• Canby-Lake Oswego preview: Lakers bring 33-game win streak to Canby
• Sports update - Oct. 1: Grover helps Canby capture second straight TRL win
• Sports update - Sept. 30: Canby girls sweep home meet finale
• Health care for teens
• Volleyball - Canby 3, Lake Oswego 1: Cougars rally to take TRL home opener
• Girls soccer - Lake Oswego 1, Canby 0: Cougars shut out in TRL opener
• Sports update - Sept. 29: Oregon City trumps Canby in four sets
• Ackerman boy injured in schoolground accident
• Post-game comments: Canby 36, West Linn 35
• Tempers flare at Aurora council over police unionization
• Councilor Carson seeks mayor's post
• Football - Canby 36, West Linn 35: Cougars win nail-biter for Vaught's first victory
• County nonprofit seeks donations to avoid closure
• Letters to the Editor
• Obituaries Sept. 22 edition
• Girls soccer - North Marion 5, La Pine 0: Huskies win two straight after season-opening loss
• CHS grad works to help Pakistan flood victims
• Obituaries Sept. 11 edition
• Cross country: Cougars get early test of league's best
• One way streets in Canby? No way!
• Canby woman injured in 99E crash with motorcycle
• Obituaries Sept. 15 edition
• Volleyball - Jesuit 3, Canby 0: Crusaders power past Canby in 3-set sweep
• Sports update - Sept. 16: Canby falls in league opener at crossover meet
• Canby School District cuts 14 days from school calendar
• Canby woman injured in 99E crash with motorcycle
• Boys soccer - Canby 2, Centennial 0: Canby gets momentum going before TRL play
• Muddy Canby man arrested for stealing commercial truck and trailer
• Area legislative candidates will talk social services at county forum
• Canby School District cuts 14 days from school calendar
• Football: Canby prepares for first game on new turf
• North Marion roundup: Huskies blow out Blanchet, 8-0, in opener
• the SOUTH visits WEST
• Area legislative candidates will talk social services at county forum
• Sports update - Sept. 22: Canby takes down Lakers in league opener
• Canby roundup: North Salem routs Canby in season opener
• Plane crashes into airport hangar, pilot injured
• Sports update - Sept. 24: Canby falls in high-scoring affair to West Linn
• Sports update - Sept. 17: Cougars get big test, fall in three to Jesuit
• Aurora mayor, councilor seats contested races with familiar faces
• Aurora mayor fires city's police chief
• Canby-South Salem preview: Cougars seek season's first victory (updated)
• Sports update - Sept. 15: Canby shuts out Franklin to move to 2-0
• Canby-West Linn preview: Winning at the top of the list for Cougars
• Post-game comments: South Salem 28, Canby 27
• Cross country: Finding his own groove
• YMCA takeover of Canby Grove falls apart
• Football - South Salem 28, Canby 27: Saxons rally in 2nd half over Canby
• Cross country: Cougars take third in 7-team field at Canby Invite
• Prescription drug turn-in set for Saturday
• County education board member reflects
• Davidson still loves "going live"
• What's next for Canby TSP?
• Local teen in critical condition after Sunday wreck
• A lot of work goes into home-schooling
• Middle schools need your instruments
• Aurora Council to consider delegating police hiring, firing authority to mayor
• Obituaries
• School bus driver accused of child porn drove Canby buses
• Girls soccer - Canby 3, Franklin 0: Cougars earn second straight win to begin season
• Robert Bitter seeks mayor's spot
• Obituaries Sept. 22 edition
• Obituaries Sept. 11 edition
• Obituaries Sept. 15 edition
• Post-game comments: Canby 36, West Linn 35
• Football - Canby 36, West Linn 35: Cougars win nail-biter for Vaught's first victory
• Hitting the RIGHT NOTE!
• School bus driver accused of child porn
• Sports update - Sept. 24: Canby falls in high-scoring affair to West Linn
• Deal undone
• Prescription drug turn-in set for Saturday
• What's next for Canby TSP?
• Canby-West Linn preview: Winning at the top of the list for Cougars
• Aurora mayor fires city's police chief
• Girls soccer - North Marion 5, La Pine 0: Huskies win two straight after season-opening loss
• Cross country: Cougars get early test of league's best
• Volleyball - Jesuit 3, Canby 0: Crusaders power past Canby in 3-set sweep
• Boys soccer - Canby 2, Centennial 0: Canby gets momentum going before TRL play
• Football: Canby prepares for first game on new turf
• Tempers flare at Aurora council over police unionization
• County nonprofit seeks donations to avoid closure
• Girls soccer - Canby 3, Franklin 0: Cougars earn second straight win to begin season
• Sports update - Sept. 22: Canby takes down Lakers in league opener
• Local teen in critical condition after Sunday wreck
• Aurora Council to consider delegating police hiring, firing authority to mayor
• Teachers, specialists and administrators return to collaborative teams
• Post-game comments: South Salem 28, Canby 27
• Football - South Salem 28, Canby 27: Saxons rally in 2nd half over Canby
• North Marion roundup: Huskies blow out Blanchet, 8-0, in opener
• Canby roundup: North Salem routs Canby in season opener
• County education board member reflects
• Muddy Canby man arrested for stealing commercial truck and trailer
• Sports update - Sept. 17: Cougars get big test, fall in three to Jesuit
• Obituaries
• Who wants to be mayor?
• Who wants to be mayor?
• Letters to the Editor
• Mission: Pakistan
• One way? No way!
• Sports update - Sept. 16: Canby falls in league opener at crossover meet
• Cross country: Cougars take third in 7-team field at Canby Invite
• Canby-South Salem preview: Cougars seek season's first victory
• Home-schooled
• Davidson still loves "going live"
• Sports update - Sept. 15: Canby shuts out Franklin to move to 2-0
• Cross country: Finding his own groove
• Aurora mayor, councilor seats contested races with familiar faces
• Plane crashes into airport hangar, pilot injured
• Post-game comments: Central Catholic 28, Canby 24
• Football - Central Catholic 28, Canby 24: Cougars let fourth-quarter lead slip away
• Presto: Making magic to help finish the memorial
• Sports update - Sept. 10: Canby takes third at home meet opener
• Video Victory
• Letters to the Editor
• Obituaries
• Obituaries
• Edward K. Hintz
• Comer Harris Jenkins
• Superintendent Luncheons Open
• Canby Turf Project reaches goal; work to start soon
• Update from Superintendent Rose
• Trost welcomes Angie Navarro as principal
• Richard R. Brown Fine Arts Center Events
• Summer brings maintenance projects and more
• Free-Low Cost Healthy Kids Program Available
• Feed the Children delivers backpacks and supplies for area children
• Canby man arrested in Woodburn drug raid
• Bus Route and Walking Maps Updated for 2010-11
• Canby-Central Catholic preview: Cougars look to avoid 0-2 start
• Students and staff return, schools full of activity
• Cruisin'...on a Saturday afternoon
• Turf's up!
• Canby-Jesuit preview: Vaught era begins with stiff test
• Feed the Children delivers backpacks and supplies for area children
• Girls soccer preview: Expectations high for up-and-coming Huskies
• School days, funding still uncertain
• Bus Route and Walking Maps Updated for 2010-11
• Volleyball preview: Canby looks to take one more big step
• Several candidates vie for local seats this fall
• Students return on September 7!
• Volleyball preview: First-year coach in for long haul with North Marion
• Young Canby readers log more than 6,000 hours
• Canby Rodeo Day 5: Champions crowned after final day of rodeo
• Football preview: Team effort to define Huskies' success
• New 'community covenant' pledges city's support of military
• Baseball: Sommer earns promotion to Triple A Iowa
• Boys soccer preview: Attitude change biggest key for Cougars in ‘10
• Neighbors report smoke streaming from house, save a life
• Canby Rodeo: Rodeo princess reflects on tragic accident
• Boys soccer preview: North Marion seeks 3rd straight playoff berth behind experience
• Don’t drink and drive over the holiday weekend
• Air traffic control tower awarded state funding
• Cross country preview: Canby seeks new respect in new league
• Labor Day holiday celebrates workers, has roots in Oregon
• Man crushed by K.B. Recycling equipment
• Girls soccer preview: Canby enters with high aspirations in ‘10
• Plane crashes into Aurora home near airport
• William Walter Frazier
• Football preview: Preparing for new life, same expectations at Canby
• Post-game comments: Jesuit 34, Canby 14
• MovieView: 'Triage' and 'Cemetery Junction'
• Superintendent Luncheons Open
• League: Canby coaches eager to begin TRL play
• CFD puts out a grass fire, ignites a child's dream
• Canby Turf Project reaches goal; work to start soon
• Football - Jesuit 34, Canby 14: Cougars fall behind early, lose season opener
• Aurora City Council considers changing how members are elected
• Update from Superintendent Rose
• Canby Rodeo: Better than ever
• Trost welcomes Angie Navarro as principal
• Canby renews old rivalries with new league
• Richard R. Brown Fine Arts Center Events
• Column: Kicking it off with no regrets
• Summer brings maintenance projects and more
• County launches new emergency notification system
• Free-Low Cost Healthy Kids Program Available
• League: Canby coaches eager to begin TRL play
• Post-game comments: Jesuit 34, Canby 14
• Football - Jesuit 34, Canby 14: Cougars fall behind early, lose season opener
• Plane crashes into Aurora home near airport
• Don’t drink and drive over the holiday weekend
• Labor Day holiday celebrates workers, has roots in Oregon
• School days, funding still uncertain
• Several candidates vie for local seats this fall
• Young Canby readers log more than 6,000 hours
• New 'community covenant' pledges city's support of military
• Neighbors report smoke streaming from house, save a life
• Canby renews old rivalries with new league
• Column: Kicking it off with no regrets
• County launches new emergency notification system
• Canby-Jesuit preview: Vaught era begins with stiff test
• Canby Rodeo: Better than ever
• Aurora City Council considers changing how members are elected
• CFD puts out a grass fire, ignites a child's dream
• MovieView
• Canby Rodeo: Rodeo princess reflects on tragic accident
• Air traffic control tower awarded state funding
• Man crushed by K.B. Recycling equipment
• William Walter Frazier
• Baseball: Sommer earns promotion to Triple A Iowa
• Canby Rodeo Day 5: Champions crowned after final day of rodeo
• Two car accident injures 13
• Canby Rodeo Day 4: Beck makes run at bull riding title
• Princess's horse suffers heart attack
• County tree ordinance returns, public comment sought
• Canby Library now open seven days a week
• Health coverage now available to all uninsured students in district
• Canby Rodeo Day 3: Woolsey catapults into lead in bull riding event
• Letters to the Editor
• Letters to the Editor
• Letters to the Editor
• Canby Rodeo Day 2: Timed events take center stage on Wednesday
• Canby Rodeo Day 1: Elliott takes early bull riding lead on opening night
• Sheriff's Office seeks help in locating Canby man
• Basketball: More than 100 teams to compete at Nothing But Net
• Basketball: Twelve champions crowned at annual hoops tournament
• Swimming: Canby Gators sixth at Bend Open
• Junior Olympics: Canby teen takes fifth in decathlon
• College: Former Canby catcher takes skills to Blue Mountain CC
• College spotlight: Canby grads make their impact at next level
• Rodeo: Pro rodeo’s top clown makes return to Canby
• Rodeo: 53 years and going strong
• Mulino shooting pitted brother against brother
• State offices closed again Friday
• It's FAIR TIME!
• Life in the FFA
• Winning at National
• CCSO hiring practices investigated following series of crimes by deputies
• Baseball: Sommer rising up through Cubs organization
• Being neighborly
• Aurora Colony Days just ahead
• MovieView
• The fees, please
• Dealing with AYP
• Friday the 13th superstitions have roots in the Bible, ancient myth
• Training: Cougar strength & conditioning
• Adopt-A-Highway program expands, seeks volunteers
• Football: Canby grad takes reins of Gervais football program
• College spotlight: Smith shines in 4 years at Indiana State
• Mike Doty: Lasting legacy (Part II)
• Prayers answered
• Canby teens make hearing aids possible
• Statewide weekend disaster relief exercise will be run from Aurora
• Movie review: ‘Other Guys’ is pretty funny
• Movie review: You don't know who 'Salt' is, but she's worth following
• Pilot dies in Carus plane crash
• Aurora airport plan slow getting off the ground
• Local governments, land use advocates worried about airport
• Aurora assault suspect arrested, charges added
• Police arrest Canby man for beating his 3-year-old son
• Bridging the summer learning gap: A&E Academy
• Cougars Dance at PGE Park
• Carus celebrates 125 years with many returning students and families
• Instructional leadership training checks in on progress
• Carus and Ninety-One Principals Selected
• Collaborative Teaming and Art?
• First grade teachers at Trost efficient and focused
• Comprehensive Science Projects Destined for Ackerman's Da Vinci Days
• Lee third grade teachers suggest a new concept
• AMS celebrates Da Vinci Day and new art gallery
• Second grade teachers at Ninety-One succeed with multi-step SMART goal
• BPMS Humanities ELL teachers focus on main ideas
• Thank you local dentists!
• Fourth of July General Canby Day

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