Tigard Life

As the rain picks up and the darkness arrives earlier each day, that can only mean winter is near. And as such, that means...

Becca Wilson grew up living in apartments and rental homes, all of which had rules on how you could decorate the outside, so when...

For the past several years, Tigard City Hall has been a smoldering volcano getting ready to erupt. Employees citing unsafe working conditions and a...

Former mayor Heidi Lueb is removed from the fray now going on at Tigard City Hall since her Sept. 9 resignation that followed an...

It is the honor of a lifetime to serve Tigard as your Mayor. My husband, Abram, and I have proudly called this beautiful city...

The Foundation for Tigard Tualatin Schools proudly announces the return of Art in the Burbs, an annual juried art show and sale featuring over...

Early banking began when temples called ziggurats in the Middle Eastern Mesopotamian civilizations like Sumer collected grain in the form of taxes and distributed...

John Minick really can’t enjoy a casual walk around Tigard these days without coming across some litter, so he never leaves his house off...

Mask & Mirror Community Theatre will open its Diamond Anniversary 15th Main Stage season with American playwright Mary Chase’s award-winning hit, Harvey. Directed by...

The Northwest Senior Theatre (NST) will present its newest show, “Happy Holidays – Weather Permitting,” from Wednesday, Nov. 19, through Saturday, Nov. 22. All...

Time to Review Your Medicare Coverage By now, you should have received the Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) from your Medicare Advantage or Prescription Drug...

Create, connect, and learn at Tigard Public Library this Fall! The Library will be closed Tuesday, November 11 and Thursday, November 27. Find the...

The Pohl Center offers a variety of new and exciting classes for active adults, Monday to Saturday! From day trips to lifelong learning classes,...

Fleas and ticks are more than just a nuisance. They carry diseases that can affect both pets and people, and here in Oregon, cases...

The King City City Council on Sept. 18 took its first step toward trying to revise the controversial Transportation System Plan, whose passage in...

Winona Grange holds its annual Harvest Festival Saturday, October 25, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Grange Hall, 8340 SW Seneca St. The...

The Oregon Association of Municipal Recorders (OAMR) presented King City City Recorder & GIS Coordinator Ronnie Smith with the 2025 President’s Award of Distinction....

While the Tigard football team’s record isn’t where he’d like it to be, Head Coach Todd Crist is pleased with the progress he has...

In her first year leading the Tigard volleyball program, Head Coach Rainey Shriver is looking to plant seeds for the future success of the...

Bill Hood will ride 600 miles during September in support of Children’s Cancer Research Fund. Bill Hood, a resident of King City, is planning to...