Clackamas' Features
May 15, 2013
OCHS brings classic kids' book to life onstage
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What would it be like to live life if you were only 3 inches tall? Audience members will find out when they watch “Stuart Little” unfold on the Oregon City High School stage, starting May 22.…
April 24, 2013
Damascus saxophonist wins scholarship funds
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Damascus resident Aaron Reihs, an award-winning saxophonist and senior at Sam Barlow High School in Gresham, was among four recipients of the annual Oregon Music Hall of Fame college…
April 24, 2013
Fundraisers boogie for rescued dog
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Borris wants to give everyone big, sloppy kisses, but he needs a little help so that he can have a long, productive life. Borris, a Newfoundland puppy diagnosed with severe aortic stenosis, was…
April 17, 2013
Art-bag program benefits arts alliance
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Market of Choice recently announced that Clackamas County Arts Alliance was selected by the company to be a recipient of proceeds generated by the sale of its new 100 percent recyclable,…
April 17, 2013
Students clean up Gladstone, OC
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Youth from Gladstone and Oregon City High School’s Junior ROTC program will work alongside adults for the 10th annual Gladstone Cleanup and Enhancement Day on Saturday, April 20, from 9 a.m. to…
April 10, 2013
It's not your grandpa's Elks club
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For Mary Anne Paradise, past Exalter Ruler of the Milwaukie Elks Lodge, her yearlong reign was all about reaching out to the community. And as she passed her title along to Kurt Selvig on March…
April 10, 2013
'Script in hand' series presents 'A Small Fire'
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Clackamas Repertory Theatre’s fourth annual staged play-reading series Sundays at Three continues on April 14 with “A Small Fire,” by Adam Bock. Directed by CRT Artistic Director David…
April 10, 2013
Wild, woolly exposition comes to OC
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To celebrate spring and Oregon wool, the Museum of the Oregon Territory brings the farm to Oregon City with “Wool Day at the Museum.” Free wool-crafting lessons in carding, spinning, crochet and…
April 03, 2013
WWII dog tag returned to family
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The dog tag sat by his computer for months and months, calling to him, Oregon City resident Dave Rocheleau said. “It wouldn’t leave me alone.” Rocheleau found the dog tag about three years ago,…
March 27, 2013
Oregon City High shooting team bonds during trip to nationals
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Five members of the Oregon City High School Army Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps shooting team traveled to the national competition, held in Salt Lake City on Feb 16 through 20. The team…
Mar 20, 2013
'Erin Hunter' mesmerizes young readers
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Without the ring on her finger, she is Victoria Holmes, a “very shy” British writer “who doesn’t have a big voice.” But when she puts on the ornate ring, she becomes Erin Hunter, the author of…
Mar 20, 2013
Business helps rebuild Panama Canal
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“My phone rang, and within four days we had a crew on the ground in Panama,” said Marshall Doyle, owner of Cal-Cert in Milwaukie, a locally owned, worldwide calibration company. “Next thing we…
