Tigard Life

A worldwide coronavirus pandemic wasn’t going to stop a group of mask-wearing King City residents from holding their annual Fourth of July parade this...

Tigard’s 2020 graduation truly was one for the books. While normally filling stands and the Tigard football field at this time of year—but amidst the...

The Tigard-Tualatin School District was the first in Oregon to announce its closure in mid-March. While some students try to continue their daily lives...

A month-long working vacation for a Tigard couple turned into a 2 ½-month extended stay when the coronavirus swept around the world and prevented...

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the majority of Oregon’s K-12 educators would not have identified as online instructors. This month, they will ALL be...

Pacific Coast Fruit Company, owned by Nancy Brugato and David Nemarnik, received a USDA Federal Grant to distribute over 100 thousand free food boxes for...

Many Tigard Businesses are open, or are preparing to open this week and next. Look for Reopen Ready posters in shop windows. Businesses displaying...

I never imagined I would be writing an article about the impacts of a world-wide pandemic on the real estate market. I’ve been in...

Tigard’s four-legged residents have been whining and howling a bit during the long two months the city’s three dog parks were closed due to...

Recently I purchased my first house and began the process of moving my belongings and furry children to their new home from the apartment...

It’s been two months since my last article. In it, I focused on how this break in our normal routine with COVID might be...

With the state-mandated order to stay home, business had come to a standstill for much of Tigard. Lisa Kaus, a local resident for the...

How often do you see hundreds of students lined up in cars to receive their caps, gowns and cords? Not all too often. On...

In light of recent world events, President Donald Trump signed a $2.2 trillion economic rescue package into law on Mar. 27. The Coronavirus Aid,...

In 1974 my father, Joe McCann, started McCann’s King City Pharmacy. With hard work and creativity, Joe McCann built an essential business for the...

Host homes are a community-based housing solution for unaccompanied youth struggling to finish high school. “Unaccompanied” means that high school-aged youth are living on their...

Former Councilor Nick Wilson Mourned Nick Wilson, who served on the Tigard City Council for a decade, died in his sleep on April 13. He...

When I last wrote it was unclear where this coronavirus was going to take us all. From a distance, it looked like it could...

On May 31, the Tigard Farmers Market opened for the 28th season! The market is open Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in...

This information is provided by the Tigard Police Department and represents a partial log of calls received by the department last month. The department’s...