News for those who live, work and play in the Santiam Canyon
The Santiam Canyon celebrated good works and good people on Wednesday, April 24 at its annual awards event at Santiam High School. Individuals, businesses and groups were honored in 10 categories by the Chamber and […]
This is part of a September package on the third anniversary of the 2020 wildfires looking forward to the challenges ahead. Previous stories can be found at www.canyonweekly.com The wildfires that burned wide swaths […]
With the destruction of the 2020 wildfires came a spirited Santiam Canyon community effort to rebuild quickly. A lot of good work has gotten done, with the primary indicator being that less than 100 displaced […]
The North Santiam Chamber of Commerce will present its annual Santiam Awards Night on Wednesday, April 26, at the Santiam High gymnasium. A meet and greet runs from 6 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., with the […]
Marion County officials held two public information sessions on wildfire recovery and access in the North Fork area, with the upshot that a third consecutive summer of limited recreational opportunities is all but certain. The […]
Approximately 100 households in the Santiam Canyon still are being case-managed by recovery officials as they look to rebuild. And economic development challenges remain all the way from Mill City to Detroit and Idanha as […]
In one of the largests individual infusions of wildfire recovery funding to date, $12 million is coming to the Santiam Canyon. Marion County has signed an agreement with Oregon Housing and Community Services for the […]
The largest post-fire development in the Santiam Canyon is moving forward. Santiam Meadows, which at buildout likely will contain up to 66 units, is planned for 15 acres of land just south of Highway 22 […]
Marion County has set aside $120,000 for the City of Gates to develop a plan for a downtown business district as part of ongoing efforts to recover from the 2020 wildfires. On Wednesday, Jan. 11, […]
A proposed tiny-home village in Mill City for wildfire survivors must meet normal development standards rather than emergency measures currently in place at the site in question, according to city officials. City Clerk Stacie Cook […]
