Treasures of the Sea Opens in Tigard
Treasures of the Sea may have opened just two months ago, but it is already making a splash in the heart of Tigard. The...
Tigard Police Adopts Procedural Justice Principles
By Stefanie Kouremetis,
Community Engagement Program Coordinator
Most people will not write a commendation for an officer who issues them a speeding ticket. One motorist, who...
Tigard Mayor John Cook’s Last Mayor’s Corner
Well the time has come to end my term as Mayor. The last six years have gone by fast and this is my last...
Volunteers Fill Backpacks for Intern’s First Day of Work
Well and Good Coffee House hosted Omega Espresso Bar (OEB) as the group of volunteers packed backpacks for OEB’s interns’ first day of work...
Stur-dy Woodworking: Cindy Seger shares the story behind her home woodworking...
Cindy Seger built her in-home woodworking studio, Stur-dy Custom Craft, out of her garage located at 12825 SW Grant Ave. in Tigard, OR. All...
Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social
The Tigard Historical Association will host its annual Ice Cream Social on Saturday, July 14, from 1 to 4 pm. The event will be...
Tigard’s Old-Fashioned 4th of July Celebration
By Reid Iford, Tigard Life
It’s time once again for fireworks to light up the sky at Tigard High School as the city celebrates its...
The Middle of Millen Drive Independence Day Parade
By Barbara Sherman, Tigard Life
The Fourth of July has become Carol Gifford’s Christmas and annual reunion of family and friends all rolled into one....
King City Walk and Roll
By Barbara Sherman, Tigard Life
What if you threw a party and got a much-bigger turnout than expected?
That was the situation last year when the...
Tigard’s Festival of Balloons kicks off with emergency landing in Summerfield
Early-risers in Summerfield on June 22, the first day of the Tigard Festival of Balloons, were startled to see one of the giant hot-air...
High School Receptionist stuns students on last day of school
High School receptionist Regina Ballard's video celebrating the last day of school has gone viral. Ballard's rendition of Etta James classic "At Last" was...
Housing Options for All Stages of Life
By Schuyler Warren, City of Tigard Associate Planner
The City of Tigard is working on a project to change the city’s housing regulations and wants...
Tigard/Tualatin Relay for Life set for July 14th
Event Aims to Raise $100,000 for Cancer Research and Patient Support
By Nicholas De Salvo, Founder, Edge One Media
Every year, in the middle of...
Rotary Plaza and Clock Tower coming to Tigard
The ¾-mile multi-use trail running parallel to Tigard Street will soon be transforming into Rotary Plaza and the Tigard Street Heritage Trail. Rotary is...
Village Inn may be shut down to expand Bridgeport Park &...
The Village Inn is a popular restaurant adjacent to Bridgeport Village where third-generation co-owner Ryan Sweeney was planning to spend his career, but now...
Tigard City Council November races heat up
The last few weeks has seen a flurry of activity in local Tigard politics. After an ill-fated effort to pass measure 34-283 “Tigard Levy,”...
Root Beer Reunion Extravaganza Planned for June at Davidson’s
By Kay Bridges, Tigard Life
Come and join Greg and Gregg at Davidson’s for the Root Beer Reunion. Old and New friends meet...
Pet food is big business
Pet food is big business. So big that food companies are spending a lot of marketing dollars trying to make their brand stand out...
Coyotes in Tigard parks and wetlands
By Ron Mason, Tigard Life
Some Tigard residents are surprised - when they hear about coyotes in one of our parks or along Fanno Creek...
Curtis Tigard celebrates 109th Birthday
On the first day of spring, Curtis Tigard, the 108-year-old grandson of the founder of Tigard, was joking with his next-door neighbor, B.J. Campbell,...
