Tigard Life

For a few seconds, Natalie Wilhoit thought she won the state title. Then she saw her coaches.  “My coaches were not looking happy while talking...

The Celebration of Creativity Fine Art Exhibit and Sale is excited to be celebrating 45 years of showcasing emerging and established Pacific Northwest artists. ...

Tigard voters have the final say this May on a city charter update that would add City Council seats, alter term limits, drop a...

August (Gus) Schubring and his relative Wilbur G. Biederman ran a local institution, the grocery store, on Tigard’s Main Street in Old Town from...

City Council gave the green light to a public safety renewal levy for the May ballot, asking voters to maintain funding for additional officers...

The majority of several hundred people packed into the sanctuary and lobby of Christ the King Lutheran Church on lower Bull Mountain Road in...

Since 1984, Ezell’s Famous Chicken has served up juicy fried chicken and an amazing assortment of sides made fresh daily. Washingtonians have enjoyed their...

Before Tigard boys basketball games, announcer Robert Pavlukovich would always greet Head Coach Shawn Alderman.  It was never much. Usually a simple “good luck” or...

An election in King City to recall three city councilors and the mayor remained a nail-bitter at Tigard Life’s press time and was headed...

The Land Use Board of Appeals (LUBA) on Feb. 14 ruled against an appeal by petitioner Mike Meyer of the King City City Council’s...

Plans for a $4 million solar capture, storage, and generator system at the Tigard Library could put the city at the forefront of emerging...

Mask and Mirror Community Theatre will continue its 13th season March 1 with Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee’s dramatized depiction of the 1925...

As a local veterinarian, it’s crucial to shed light on a common yet often overlooked condition affecting furry companions in our community: arthritis. While...

What will you do this Spring at Tigard Public Library? You can ask for advice from the Teen Library Council, laugh and learn in...

It’s February, and the Oscars are just around the corner. This month’s selections feature one of the top contenders for best picture: Killers of...

We’ve made the connection since ancient times that the heart is the keeper of our emotions, but I’m not sure we realized how right...

If you’ve been looking for a meaningful way to get involved in your community, we’d love your helping hands at Bethlehem House of Bread,...

Washington County Board of Commissioners candidate Peter Huhtala comes to the race with a platform of smart growth, conservation, light rail expansion, and addressing...

As the mom of a toddler, I know firsthand the awe of Elmo. Recently, Elmo, a beloved character on Sesame Street, posted a question...

Former Tigard High School athletes returned in February to celebrate their journeys and light the path with inspiration for current students during the school’s...