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Bricks for Better Brains© is an innovative cultural arts and heritage program serving older people through small-group, community-based workshops. Participants explore quilting traditions through accessible, hands-on creative experiences that expand later-life creativity, foster social connection, and support sustainable wellness practices. Participants will attend a weekly workshop for 6 consecutive weeks on the following dates: 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, 4/4 and 4/11. Call to learn more and get registered!

 Bricks for Better Brains© is an innovative cultural arts and heritage program serving older people through small-group, community-based workshops. Participants explore quilting traditions through accessible, hands-on creative experiences that expand later-life creativity, foster social connection, and support sustainable wellness practices. Participants will attend a weekly workshop for 6 consecutive weeks on the following dates: 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, 4/4 and 4/11. Call to learn more and get registered!

Clackamas Water Environment Services now accepting grant proposals of up to $30,000 for watershed improvement!

A Salem man accused of the New Year’s Eve murder of Catherine Grace Cross was arraigned Wednesday in Clackamas County Circuit Court.

We are developing a County Strategic Plan that will include priorities and strategic goals to be accomplished over the next several years.

Applicants are sought for the North Clackamas Parks & Recreation District (NCPRD)’s Milwaukie Center Community Advisory Board.

Campus with comprehensive services to address addiction crises

OREGON CITY, Or – Officials at the Oregon State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory confirmed Aug. 1 a bat in Clackamas County tested positive for rabies.

The bat was found at a private residence in Molalla, where it came into contact with a human. It was recommended for euthanasia and then tested positive for rabies. The person who was exposed is receiving the recommended post-exposure prophylaxis.  

Clackamas County is now accepting applications for its Business Development Grant Program, offering competitive funding to trade-sector businesses seeking to grow their operations in the region.

Bridget Dazey, Dan Parker

Marc Gonzales, Laurel Butman

Thank you for considering ways to help our shelter! While we accept many types of donations, the items listed below would benefit our dogs the most. Our focus is on enrichment and the best toys are the ones that can keep a dog's mind busy. Also, as you can imagine, treats and medical supply donations are always needed.

If you are disabled, collecting federal Social Security disability benefits and a homeowner in Clackamas County, you may qualify for the Disabled Citizens' Deferral, if you are at least 62 years of age and a homeowner in Clackamas County, you may qualify for the Senior Citizens' Deferral. Qualification under either program allows you to delay paying property taxes on your residence.

Local origami instructor, Yuki Martin will show you how to fold origami critters and flowers.

Felt a spiky potted plant!

Celebrate ocean life through the mindful art of paper folding! Join Origami Instructor Yuki Martin to transform simple sheets of paper into a vibrant aquatic world. Origami is a relaxing pastime that promotes mindfulness, improves hand-eye coordination, and provides an engaging mental workout. No prior experience is necessary, and all materials are provided. This free craft class is for adults (18+). Call 503-655-8543 to register or join the waitlist!