The Sandy Standard

The Sandy Kiwanis Club is excited to celebrate another year of the Sportsman’s Breakfast, a cherished tradition that brings our community together. As we look ahead, we also want to clarify that Clackamas Fire remains a committed partner in this event. Beginning this year, the Sportsman’s Breakfast will

By Ken Harrison, For The Sandy Standard The Kiwanis Club of Sandy has been serving the community of Sandy since June 1947. It is an organization that has attracted men and women from various trades and professions around town. They came together supporting our club’s main purpose:  …to improve

By Abby Haney, The Sandy Standard Sandy High School’s stadium is packed with students, teachers, parents, and football fans. Everyone is cheering loudly and excitedly for their home team to pull out another win. Football and a stadium game aren’t new to Sandy, but what has changed is

By Tyler Deems, for The Sandy Standard Spring programming is in full swing here in Sandy, and I am happy to report that both our teen flashlight and adult egg hunts were a success in early April. We are excited to bring back our Yappy Hour K-9 Karnival again

By Abby Haney, The Sandy Standard “The most important thing I want to state is traditional sports are great oppourtunities but there are also alternative sports,” President of Vince Schiro Memorial Bowling Ball Locker Program and USBC Silver level Certified Coach Amber Palmer-Ortner said. Typical sports don’t suit

By Justin Andress, Sandy Standard It’s all paws on deck Thursday, May 14, when the City of Sandy hosts its third annual Yappy Hour from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Sandy Bluff Park. You don’t have to work hard to convince the average