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Uncork a bottle, get ready to shop: Forest Grove's downtown Wine Walk returns in November
Get a head start on holiday shopping (and sneak in a sip of wine or two) during Forest Grove's third annual Wine Walk.
‘This isn’t normal’: Oregon students’ test scores continue to plateau
Assessment data released by the Oregon Department of Education on Thursday, Oct. 3 paints a bleak picture of declining test scores.
Hazelnut processing barn fire brings 49 personnel to rural Washington County
A barn fire where hazelnuts were being processed took nearly 50 firefighters, five hours and 100,000 gallons of water to quell late Thursday, Oct. 3.
Portland Community College's Future Connect alums earn scholarships to continue higher education
Forest Grove’s Shelly Dominguez Alfaro admits Portland Community College was her backup plan for college. However, the backup plan soon became “Plan A” and she could not have been happier.
Ancora Wellness opens new space for healing in downtown Hillsboro
Ancora Wellness will host a grand opening for its new location at 239 N.E. Lincoln St. Thursday, Oct. 17.
Burn pile ignites 4-acre field fire in Gales Creek
Crews were dispatched around 1:41 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 1, to a reported brush fire in the 10000 block of Northwest Shearer Hill Road where firefighters found a blaze burning through a cut wheat fie...
Teens and tweens invited to board game nights at Tualatin Public Library
The gatherings are set each Wednesday from 4 to 6 p.m.
Like a food bank, but for furniture: Community Warehouse opens its doors in Tigard
The facility provides essential furniture for individuals and families in need, serving an estimated 70 households each week.
Law enforcement crack down on pedestrian safety, DUIIs
Two September initiatives result in more than 300 traffic stops.
Candidate Q&A: Forest Grove City Council candidates talk housing, charter changes and more
We asked the candidates for their thoughts on important issues affecting Forest Grove residents.
West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta Medallion hunt is on
The clues will lead medallion seekers to the 4-inch diameter medallion, which can be exchanged for a treasure trove of neat items.
Report: Oregon counties need $834 million annually for roads, bridges
Oregon’s 36 counties will need more than $800 million per year to maintain roads and bridges, according to a new study from the Association of Oregon Counties.
Hillsboro police search for answers in two cold cases
The deaths of Elizabeth Burtis Wasson and Gerardo Pizano-Arteaga continue to raise more questions than answers in Hillsboro.
'Fiona in the Middle': Tigard resident’s new play honors late father
October is an important month for Jenny Conlee.
Pacific University honors legacy of former U.S. Rep. Les AuCoin with building renaming ceremony
The nine-time member of Congress spoke alongside other political leaders during a renaming ceremony Friday, Sept. 27, at the Forest Grove university.
LUBA clears the way for In-N-Out Burger in Beaverton
The battle to break ground on a Beaverton restaurant is wrapping up, and it looks like In-N-Out Burger is coming out on top.
Kamala Harris' husband Doug Emhoff spent Sunday afternoon in Beaverton
Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff was in the Portland area on Sunday, Sept. 29, speaking to more than 100 people at a fundraising event for his wife Kamala Harris' presidential campaign.
TriMet survey: Region, transit service getting better
Portland area residents believe things are getting better in the metro region and on TriMet, according to the most recent results of an annual survey conducted by the transit agency.
What’s it like to get onstage with Green Day? Ask Ema, Portland’s new punk legend
Green Day reminded us that punk is still alive and well in Portland, but the most punk rock part of the show was arguably the dynamite moment when lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong pulled Ema Beck...
Glencoe High marching band to perform across the pond New Year's Day 2026
The Glencoe High School Marching band accepted an invitation to perform in the London News Year’s Day Parade on Jan. 1, 2026.
Forest Grove Santa House closes its doors this holiday season
Tom and Lori Epler have announced that the couple will be taking a break this year from hosting one of Forest Grove's beloved holiday attraction amid ongoing health complications.
Cornelius man sentenced to life in prison for shooting, killing Hillsboro bar manager in 2023
On Tuesday, Sept. 3 Sain Delgado Venegas pleaded guilty to second-degree murder after shooting and killing a woman at a Hillsboro restaurant and bar.
Salesforce to close Hillsboro office, lay off employees
Salesforce, the company behind popular web apps like Slack and Tableau, will close its Hillsboro office and lay off 150 employees by the beginning of next year.
OHSU, Legacy submit long-delayed paperwork for proposed merger
Oregon Health & Science University and Portland-based Legacy Health hospital chain have submitted their long-awaited application for state approval of a proposed merger, launching a new phase of ...
The time of our lives in rainy Providence Park: Green Day takes Portland by storm
Yes, it was a Wednesday. Yes, it was rainy. And yes — punk is still alive and well in Portland.
Hillsboro's Block Party at the Airport readies to lift off for day of aviation, fun
The Hillsboro Airport will open its runway for the 25th year from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5.
There's nothing fishy about this: Portland restaurant makes PETA's best vegan sushi 'roll call'
UCHU Sushi & Fried Chicken, a Portland restaurant, landed a spot in PETA's Top Vegan Sushi spots in the country.
Washington County Chamber of Commerce in search of nominations for 2024 annual awards
Community members can submit nominations to recognize individual leaders, business owners and organizations for the 2024 Annual Awards Gala in December.
Here’s where you can find pumpkin patches near Beaverton
On the hunt for an autumn gourd?
Lake Oswego firefighter recounts delivery of engine to Ukraine
Along with a convoy of about 20 other vehicles — all emblazoned with the American flag — Lake Oswego firefighter Toby Hays drove a Lake Oswego fire engine through Kyiv and other towns in Ukra...
One dead from fatal injuries after industrial accident in South Hillsboro
Around 10:40 a.m. Monday, Sept. 25, emergency crews found one dead at a South Hillsboro industrial site due to fatal injuries.
Metro invites applications for Future Vision Commission
The regional government asks residents to help shape the future of the greater Portland area.
More than a dog: Guide Dogs for the Blind eliminates barriers for visually impaired free of charge
A common misperception about guide dogs is that you have to be entirely without vision to have one.
Hillsboro's Next Level Pinball Museum to host world premiere of “The Uncanny X-Men” pinball machine
Hillsboro’s Next Level Pinball Museum will host the world premiere of “The Uncanny X-Men” pinball machine Friday, Sept. 27.
North Plains narrows in on new city manager
Residents are invited to attend a Q&A with the four final candidates for city manager in North Plains from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Sept. 30, at the Jessie Mays Community Center.
Pacific University President Emeritus Phil Creighton dies at 79
Pacific’s 16th president oversaw substantial growth at the university in the early 2000s
Don't lose another night of sleep: Halloweentown is all set for 2024
Spirit of Halloweentown is set to begin Saturday, Sept. 28 and run through Halloween day.
Final taste of summer, Portland area slides into 90s for Tuesday
The Portland area feels the heat for Tuesday, Sept. 24
Tigard council hopeful Heather Robbins knows how to manage large budgets, multitask
Robbins, a physician associate, is seeking the newly created two-year Tigard City Council term.
Rafael Palacios has extensive professional experience to offer Tigard council
Palacios is running for a two-year seat on the Tigard City Council
Faraz Ghoddusi focus is on creating nonpartisan, equity-based solution on Tigard council
Ghoddusi is seeking a two-year term on the Tigard City Council.
Tigard council candidate Shar Banerjee passionate about contributing to community
Banerjee is running for a two-year term on Tigard City Council.
Council candidate Gabriel Velásquez has passion for Tigard, served on local committees
Seeking a two-year council term Velásquez is a member of the Tigard Town Center Advisory Commission.
Having parents who were civic leaders, Maureen Wolf seeks full term on Tigard's council
Wolf is seeking reelection to a four-year term on the Tigard City Council this November.
Lisa Fry wishes to serve her community on North Plains City Council
Dedicated to making an impact, North Plains resident Lisa Fry is stepping up to serve her community.
Supporting the arts: Eight Hillsboro arts organizations receive state grants
Two state grant programs bolstered more than 300 nonprofit arts organizations in Oregon — eight of which are based in Hillsboro.
Mandy Hagedorn inspired to change North Plains leadership with city council run
North Plains resident Mandy Hagedorn looks to bring fresh leadership to the city council.
Oregon DMV data error registered 1,259 noncitizens to vote, nine voted
Oregon erroneously added more than 1,200 people without documented proof of citizenship to its voter rolls in the past few years and nine of those people voted, state officials announced Monday.
Robert 'Butch' Kindel hopes to continue to serve North Plains with another city council term
One of North Plains longest serving leaders will have his name back on the ballot in a bid to extend his civic tenure.
Ariel Goodwin enters race to become new North Plains mayor
North Plains resident Ariel Goodwin is vying to take the helm of the city in a potential next chapter of leadership.