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Despite the repeated requests there will be no Transgender Day of Visibility proclamation in Canby. A local bus driver is making a difference in the lives of Canby's student athletes. And a local couple is taking on ivy to save some of Canby's trees.

This week in the Canby Vibe the Herald crew discusses the Columbia Distributing Canby tax issue. Should Canby High continue to use fireworks at football games even though there have been some complaints. Canby's transgender community is again requesting a proclamation. Canby's sesquicentennial has kicked off. Also Canby's seniors get spaghetti dinner and a play.

The cap & trade GOP walkout interfered with a Canby field trip to Salem. A school bond is heading to the May ballot. How do you feel about your drinking water? A listening session is coming up. And this year marks Canby's 150th birthday.

This week the Herald staff discusses the firing of Canby City Administrator Scott McClure. Also the proposed transgender proclamation from last year has reemerged. And Canby High's theater groups is performing Little Shop of Horrors. It's all in this week's Canby Vibe. Listen now!!

This week the Herald crew discusses the very public disagreement between the Clackamas County Sheriff and the Clackamas County Commissioners. Then they talk about Canby's upcoming bond measure.

In this episode of Canby Vibe we cover the latest Canby City Council and Chamber of Commerce meetings. What do you think about train horns? Share the Love is kicking off in Molalla. And look for census soon!

In this week's Canby Vibe the Herald staff discusses Canby High's graduation rates, a couple of locals win national awards for growing dalias, Clackamas Community College holds their state of the college address, and Mollala is kicking off their "Share the Love" event.

This week, we talk about Harefest's big move, the forthcoming splash pad, Renaissance Faire and more.

A Canby local spearheads Siempre La Guitarra at Clackamas Community College. (Listen for a special Canby discount code!) The Canby City Council discusses Columbia Distributing, and what to do with the old library. The Heritage and Landmark Commission is holding a public meeting. Also readers react to changes at the paper.

In this episode of The Vibe the Herald staff discusses some open positions within Canby city committees. The Canby Library has a new reading program to encourage our local adults to read. And there are some changes coming to the Canby Herald and the Molalla Pioneer. Listen to find out more!