Tigard Life

Voters likely knew when they elected Liz Newton to the Tigard City Council in November that they were voting for a candidate with a...

As 2019 kicks off the season of fresh starts, I am humbled to begin serving as your Tigard Mayor. I invite you to the...

If shoppers at the King City Grocery Outlook look closely, they may spot the new owners, Brandon and Racheal Donnelly, darting around the store...

Jessica Cousineau is not only a Tigard resident and rock star mom. She is an advocate for peace as well as Jewish families...

The city of Tigard is a region in constant flux, but no more so is this true than right now. Downtown Tigard, Main Street...

Ever watch your favorite dance show and think, “I wish I could do that!”? You don’t need to know how to dance before you...

John L. Cook, who is retiring at the end of the year after serving as Tigard’s mayor for six years, knew he wanted to...

  Kathy Norris started crocheting blankets called afghans for Military Veterans over nine years ago. For one lap blanket, it takes her 72 hours...

Thankfully, all of the political ads are over for this year and on December 7th, most of the ads regarding Medicare Insurance will end...

If you have a dog or cat, it’s likely that you have heard somewhere that once you find a food that works for your...

Learning your dog or cat has diabetes can be overwhelming. The learning curve is steep and there is often a sense of urgency, particularly...

After a long wait, students at Mary Woodward Elementary finally parked their bikes under new covered parking last month.  The two structures were built...

By Dr. William F. Faddock, DPM and Sylvia Doctor, Board Certified Pedorthist If you wake up in the morning, step out of bed and feel...

By  Kelli Roseta, More Than Lupus “The marvelous richness of human experience would lose something of rewarding joy if there were no limitations to overcome....

For many, December signals a time of reflection and an opportunity to look ahead to the New Year. If you’ve been looking for a...

Winter brings the season of candy canes, holiday music, evergreen and sparkling lights.  Unfortunately it also brings the season of colds and flu. We...

  People in need will be a bit warmer this winter because of Tigard resident, Annie Spiak. For the past few years, she has been...

Members of the Rotary Club of Tigard gathered recently for dinner at the home of Paul and Judy Miller. They were there to celebrate...

By  Heather Coston, Community Engagement Coordinator You know that wooded lot that looks like a scary jungle of prickly blackberry bushes, and overgrown weeds? If...

By  Dee Rommel, TIGARD LIFE Calvin’s new Art Gallery is excited to present it’s third fine art exhibit which runs for the months of December...