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Former employee at Columbia Bank succeeds David Green

The Rotary Club of Oregon City, in collaboration with Clackamas Community College, has installed a Peace Pole on the college’s Oregon City campus – the first peace pole in the city.

Gathering around the campfire is a highlight for many visitors at Oregon State Parks. If you follow some basic guidelines, you can enjoy this tradition safely and reduce the risk of injury and wildfires.

Jim Eikrem faces additional accusation by former co-worker who alleges that he wanted to be filmed zipping down his pants in a restroom

Twenty-three American flags will go up at dawn and will be taken down at dusk on Monday, May 29

Michael Jean Wells, 47, fails to obtain attorney despite nearly two months passing since the initial March 30 charges

Initial suggestions include Sweepy McSweepface, Obi-Wan Cleanobi and Bruce Sweepclean

Abbey Hoffman will discuss resilience during challenging times in front of thousands of educators

Clackamette Mineral and Gem Club members are preparing their annual free showcase

From southbound Highway 43 in West Linn, freeway entrance will shut down for 23 days starting June 2

Bayou Bros might be the first and only mobile restaurant in Oregon licensed to process live seafood

Recipes using local ingredients to highlight agritourism experiences in region

Taxpayers will pay about an extra $138 each year for the typical homeowner

Kesler Schneider, not your average student body president, makes students believe they can do almost anything too

A public oral auction for the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office sale of surplus property is scheduled for Wednesday, June 21, at the Sheriff’s Office auditorium at 9101 SE Sunnybrook Blvd., Clackamas.