Governor Proclaims August as National Emergency Management Awareness Month in Oregon
Governor Tina Kotek has officially proclaimed August 2026 as National Emergency Management Awareness Month in Oregon
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Sandy leadership gets speed limit changes approved for east of town
Sandy Mountain Festival scholarship program expands Three Sandy High School seniors receive awards
Sandy Community Action Center Celebrates 65 Years of Service
Sandy Mountain Festival brings thousands together to ‘Party Like it’s 1776’
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Community
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
A Message to the Sandy Community From Your Fire Chief Nick Browne
Promote Literacy By Eating Pie!
When One Family Suffers, We All Do
Sandy Kiwanis and Community Commitment
Sandy Kiwanis Cruise In Gears Towards Bigger, Better Event
Events
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
Sandy Kiwanis Cruise In Gears Towards Bigger, Better Event
Festival founder to serve as parade’s grand marshal Sandy Mountain Festival honors John Armstrong on July 9
Because No One Should Walk This Journey Alone
Sandy Mountain Festival returns July 9, 11-12. This year’s festivities to include carnival rides, a car show, and more!
Columns
Headline: IP 28 Is the Wrong Direction for Oregon
First, let’s face it - if IP 28 passes it will fundamentally change the way of life for the worse for every single Oregonian. This may be the single dumbest idea ever proposed since the inception of Oregon’s initiative and referendum process.
Sandy Kiwanis and Community Commitment
Connecting a community for more than two decades: Carol Cohen makes a career of bringing people together through events
