Now Hear This: Canby

The roles of Christmas’ first couple will be played by “Canby’s Santa,” longtime local resident Ed Grautski and his wife, Judy.

Christmas came early for 15 lucky boys and girls at the Canby Fred Meyer this weekend, as they and their families joined Canby Police Department officers for a beloved annual tradition, Shop With a Cop.
The annual outreach by the Clackamas County Peace Officers Benevolent Foundation gives each kid a $200 gift certificate to purchase gifts and toys for themselves and family members.
Generous donors and coupons from Fred Meyer help each kid stretch their gift cards as far as possible, as Canby Police Sergeant Nate Wallbaum, who coordinates the annual event, explains.

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10 years of experience working in economic and community development.Currently, Jamie works as the Economic Development Director + Communications Specialist for the City of Canby serving Canby businesses and the community at large.
Tyler Nizer has been working ay Jamie's side for the last 18 months and helped with some of the town's biggest events! 
 

Megan and Paul Waterman join us in the studio to chat about how they met, blending family, starting a business and of course... BOOKS! 
If you'd like to check out the book nook head to: https://booknookcanby.com/
If you're a creative who would like to get involved with a festival that showcases local talent, check out: https://www.canbyartsassociation.com/
 

The owner of Spark Social Media, Kayla was born and raised in Canby and has a lot invested here. She is very active in helping businesses out into the world and offering a helping hand to organizations that need a little more visibility. 
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Belinda Goodie, Director of Canby Area Chamber of Commerce joins us in the studio. We are deep diving into the people of Canby and starting our conversation talking about the Business of Canby itself. 
 
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News and More: A 44-year-old man drowns in the Clackamas River. Deputies arrest a drunken driver accused of crashing into a parker motor home and starting a fire. PGE officials applaud residents for helping ease stress on the utility system.
Canby Conversation: We bring our annual live special from the Clackamas County Fair, featuring interviews with fair coordinators, exhibitors and superintendents, entertainers, 4-H members and more. 
This Week's Sponsors: DirectLink, Wild Hare Saloon, Canby Foursquare Church, Odd Moe's Pizza, The Odd Pod, Reif & Hunsaker P.C.

News and More: The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission takes a step back in its major expansion plans in Canby. The Canby City Council appoints its newest member. Canby High School celebrates the completion of its new science wing.
Canby Conversation: We sit down with Gene and Verna Nelson, who recently celebrated their 75th (!!!) anniversary. The milestone is so rare that it's not tracked by the U.S. Census Bureau, but it's estimated that fewer than 1,000 couples at any given time have attained it. 
This Week's Sponsors: DirectLink, Wild Hare Saloon, Canby Foursquare Church, Odd Moe's Pizza, The Odd Pod, Reif & Hunsaker P.C.

News and More: Canby City Hall's restoration project gets recognized. A ski center manager is killed in a car vs. bicycle crash on Mount Hood. The historic Carus Schoolhouse goes off-road. 
Canby Conversation: Canby High School football coach Jimmy Joyce talks all things pertaining to the upcoming football season, with a special incoming senior class eager for their chance to shine.
This Week's Sponsors: DirectLink, Wild Hare Saloon, Canby Foursquare Church, Odd Moe's Pizza, The Odd Pod, Reif & Hunsaker P.C.