Chamber prepares one of the sweetest events of the year October has arrived, and with it comes the annual Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce Trick or Treat Trail from 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, in downtown Sandy.
Sandy Area Chamber prepares annual fundraising bash Sandy Music Fair and Feast to bring live music, food to Centennial Plaza Colloquially known as the “beer gardens,” the Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce’s Sandy Music Fair and Feast will return at 5 p.m. Thursday, July 9, just before the Sandy Mountain Festival...
Celebrate 250 years of independence as a community Community leaders, groups honor Fourth of July with fireworks, festivities, messages of hope With our country having experienced some particularly divisive times within the past decade, many seem to be looking to the upcoming 250th anniversary of our founding with hope for community togetherness.
Sandy Kiwanis Cruise In Gears Towards Bigger, Better Event July marks the return of famous pancakes and various cars, from classics to the newest models, that catch anyone's eye in the street. Sandy Kiwanis Cruise In propels forward with new changes and continuation of their well-known breakfast car show.
Festival founder to serve as parade’s grand marshal Sandy Mountain Festival honors John Armstrong on July 9 Every year, long before the vehicles get rolling onto Pioneer Boulevard for the Sandy Mountain Festival parade, the committee chooses one very special person to act as Grand Marshal of the festivities.
Because No One Should Walk This Journey Alone 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
Sandy Mountain Festival returns July 9, 11-12. This year’s festivities to include carnival rides, a car show, and more! 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