Tigard Life

Early Tigard, or Tigardville as it was known from 1886 to 1908, was essentially a farming community, and its inhabitants enjoyed numerous pastimes and...

The school year is winding down, and the summer fun is firing up at Tigard Public Library! Visit the Library Monday through Thursday, 10...

I’ve been encountering a lot of picky eaters lately and often get questioned, “What is the next step when my pet will no longer...

Start with a love of animals, add a goal of providing gold-standard veterinary care, and finish with the desire of owning your own veterinary...

Huge Plant Sale scheduled for Friday and Saturday, May 12 & 13 Celebrate Mother’s Day with the Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority/Iota Delta Chapter’s Annual...

Saturday, May 13 at the Bull Mountain Farmer’s Market Members of the Tigard Garden Club provide bargain-priced, healthy, generously sized plants including vegetables, herbs, flowering,...

May’s films are action-packed and full of thrills. If spring’s selection is any indicator of what’s to come, we’re in for a great summer!...

It’s normal for parents to want to take the stress away from their children. It can be hard to see your kiddo go through...

Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting Ceremony set for April 15 At long last, the City of Tigard is excited to officially say, “Welcome to Universal...

Marjo Grant has always been in a league of her own. Currently, the 86-year-old is an active member of the LadyHawks 18-hole golf group based...

Tigard’s historic museum was originally a wedding present from Wilson McClendon Tigard to his eldest son John Tigard and was constructed in 1880. It...

With the much celebrated, long-awaited Universal Plaza opening this month, Tigard announced plans for a new gathering space to add one more bead in...

Starting in our 20s, our bodies lose collagen at an average rate of 1% a year. This can be heavily impacted by lifestyle factors...

The mother of a man fatally shot by Tigard police while barricaded inside his locked truck during a 2021 standoff addressed City Council last...

Tigard American Legion Post 158 has a long and proud annual tradition of honoring a Police Officer of the Year and a Firefighter of...

Centering community members has been my focus since starting my term as Mayor. It’s been critical to understanding where we want our priorities for...

April 13, 1949 – February 10, 2023 Florence Jean Pederson, 73, died Friday, February 10, at her home in Tigard. She was born April 13,...

Several local church congregations will again be sponsoring a National Day of Prayer at the King City Clubhouse on Thursday, May 4, from 4:00...

Interest rates aren’t what they used to be—in fact, just a few years ago, they dropped dramatically; after that, they stayed lower to help...

Locally owned since 2016 Ben Rector found a passion for music 26 years ago and has been performing professionally in bands ever since. He has...