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OREGON CITY, Or. – The Board of County Commissioners will hold two public hearings in October to consider adopting a temporary moratorium on data center development in unincorporated Clackamas County and to hear from the community about how the county should regulate data centers. The public hearings will be held: Wednesday,

By Active Media Staff As students returned to the classroom this fall, local families received an extra helping hand thanks to Rachael Rose State Farm Insurance's 5th Annual School Supply Drive. Throughout August, the community came together to donate new school supplies for students in Sandy and the

By Brit Allen, The Sandy Standard Long before he was assistant fire chief for Clackamas Fire, Sandy’s own Steve Deters was definitely marching to the beat of his own drum, playing in a band and working as a manager at a grocery store.  But in 2001, in search of

By Clackamas Fire, For The Sandy Standard As summer winds down, September brings the excitement of a new school year. The back-to-school season creates new opportunities for learning, growth, and reconnecting with friends. It also means adjusting routines, helping students develop habits that support success and safety, and

By Creabba Gallegos, For The Sandy Standard The Hull Foundation and Learning Center is preparing for its third community yard sale. Welcoming neighbors, friends, and visitors for a weekend of treasure hunting and, plant shopping, all while supporting a local nonprofit.  After launching the event last fall, and seeing even

By Daniel Crawford, The Sandy Standard The 2026 co-ed recreational softball league came to a close with a dominating performance by the Hoodlums as they out-slugged Fully Loaded 19 - 12. The Hoodlums tallied 22 base hits and took advantage of four walks as they bedazzled their opponent with