On Saturday, May 16th, the Sandy Grange held a “Raising the Roof Spring Fling Event! The idea was to raise money for a much-needed new roof. The creator of this event (Cathy) came up with the idea, and spent months preparing and planning for the day with her fellow grangers. The grange members stepped up and all contributed in a variety of ways. From asking for local donations from various businesses to making homemade gift baskets, donating dog beds and paintings, to selli

By Abby Haney, The Sandy Standard As the school year approaches to its end, seniors at Sandy High School prepare for their next chapter in life. June 8 is seniors' last day, followed by the new addition of graduation walk, through students past middle and elementary schools. June 12 is graduation at Rolling Hills Community Church where seniors will walk the stage and end their chapter at Sandy High. Many are prepared for their future and the halls of the high school are fille

By Brit Allen, The Sandy Standard For 21 years now, the Noah’s Quest 5K Walk/Run has brought people together at Sandy Bluff Park, to mourn, find solace, get active, and raise money for the Brief Encounters support group, which serves those who’ve had babies die either in utero or after birth because of complications. Longtime city events organizer Carol Cohen started this meaningful event after she and her husband lost their son, for whom the event is named. And while Cohen h

By Active Media Staff Over the years, Sandy’s longtime traditions have morphed and changed, and the Sandy Mountain Festival has not been exempt. Going into its 54th year, the festival boasts a larger and grander schedule of activities and features, with a few returning attractions not seen since before the pandemic. The festival is proud to announce the return of the Queen’s Court for the first time since 2019. This court features five generations of Sandy area residents who

By Brit Allen, The Sandy Standard This year, the time of year known historically as Support Mt. Hood Hospice Month has been expanded upon, and Clackamas County Bank has partnered with the nonprofit hospice to host a multi-month series of fundraising events. The festivities began in April, and there are still two events left to enjoy in June, both of which benefit Mt. Hood Hospice and its mission to provide compassionate, end-of-life care regardless of a patient’s ability to p

By Creanna Gallegos, for the Sandy Standard The Hull Foundation & Learning Center is preparing to host our final three seminars of 2026 — programs designed not only to teach necessary living skills, but to build confidence and strengthen independence for people living with sight loss. With generous grants that support helping reduce costs, these seminars are more accessible than ever. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 12 million adults in

By John Wallace, For The Sandy Standard On Saturday, June 27, 2025, community members will gather at Sandy Bluff Park for Noah’s Quest, a community run and walk that honors families who have experienced the loss of a child, those facing fertility challenges, and the friends, family members, and supporters who stand beside them. The event begins at 8:00 a.m. and includes a 1K Kiddie Run, a 5K Walk, and a 5K Run. Participants of all ages and abilities are encouraged to attend,

By Abby Haney, The Sandy Standard Under the sun in the beginning of June, Sandy citizens are invited to Deer Pointe Park to partake in this year’s Longest Day Parkway event. Every year, Sandy’s Park and Recreation Department shines light on one of Sandy’s many parks and provides opportunities for citizens to connect with each other and their city. The annual Longest Day Parkway event is a long tradition of Sandy that was inspired by Portland’s Sunday Parkways. Citizens may r

By Sandy Standard Staff Over the years, Sandy’s longtime traditions have morphed and changed, and the Sandy Mountain Festival has morphed and changed alongside the city’s. Going into its 54th year, the festival boasts a larger and more spectacular schedule of activities and features, with a few returning attractions not seen since the pandemic. The festival is proud to announce the return of the Queen’s Court for the first time since 2019. This court features five generation