Tigard Life

Council extends City Manager offer to Vincent Ferraris following split vote; applications now open for two vacant seats Two King City councilors resign, leaving vacancies...

After a year of leadership turnover and internal challenges, the Tigard City Council – on a hard-won unanimous vote – has appointed former council...

The team behind Tualatin’s new downtown pickleball center isn’t just dinking around. Their transformation of a cavernous space near the Lake at the Commons...

The Tigard and Tualatin housing market in 2025 marked a return to balance and strategy. While buyers remained active, the pace and mindset of...

Looking Ahead: Building the Foundations of a Safe and Strong Tigard December in Tigard is always lively, and this year is no exception. Universal Plaza...

Have you ever glimpsed a long-tailed weasel, Virginia rail or 13-point black-tailed deer buck roaming in Tigard? Wildlife photographer Steve Conner has. Camera in hand,...

As we step into 2026, homeowners are rethinking what matters most in their spaces. With more people choosing to stay in their homes longer,...

At their first of multiple meetings on emergency water prep, Tigard’s Water Advisory Board (WAB) advised citizens to be prepared for loss of drinking...

Carbon Monoxide: An Invisible Winter Danger As the temperature drops here in Tigard, many households turn to alternative heat sources to stay warm. Whether it...

The New Year is a perfect time to start creating better habits, including ones that will help keep you, your family and your neighbors...

The first production of the 15th season of the twice-yearly, edgier UnMasked offerings from Mask & Mirror Community Theatre will be John Cariani’s “Almost,...

The start of a new year often brings fresh goals and renewed motivation. While many of us focus on our own health and routines,...

It’s early in the season, but both Tigard basketball coaches are pleased with the energy and cohesiveness they are seeing from their respective teams. The...

From the time Laurie (Milligan) Vizzini started playing basketball on the playground in elementary school, she was never looking to fill her team with...

Fifteen minutes before the doors open at Packed with Pride (PWP), a Tigard food pantry, over 45 people are in line waiting to be...

After four months on the job, and another seven weeks “unexpectedly out,” Tigard City Manager Brent Stockwell submitted his resignation Nov. 18, which the...

Tigard citizens have recently witnessed a lot of turmoil at City Hall with the sudden unexplained departure of former city manager Brent Stockwell and...

6/25/45 – 10/1/25 Jim Corliss was born in Tacoma, Washington, and died in Portland at OHSU hospital with family present. He graduated from Curtis High...

As the leaves turn and the rain returns, November reminds us to slow down, take a breath, and reflect. This season gives us a...

Enjoy shopping a wide variety of beautifully handcrafted art and craft items created by residents of the Highlands community. The artisans of the Highlands...