There are No Benefits to Light Rail in Tigard – Vote...
In My Opinion - Tigard Life welcomes Letters to the Editor on various topics affecting Tigard. Letters should be limited to 500 words and...
City Manager Marty Wine Departs after Nearly 9 Years
Tigard has changed over the last decade, and a good part of the credit goes to City Manager Marty Wine, who is leaving Oct....
Mayor’s Corner – October 2020
As Americans, we have the opportunity and privilege of voting. Not only is it our right, it is our duty. It’s a simple yet...
The Home Loan Timeline
We know that buying a home is one of the most important transactions of your life. We also understand that it can be one...
2021 Individual Health Insurance Remains Consistent
As in prior years, Open Enrollment for the purchase of individual health insurance is Nov. 1 to Dec. 15. For those of you who buy...
Preserving our Legacy: The Need for Parks Maintenance in Tigard
“The Sorg Rhododendron Garden is arguably the best feature in all of Tigard Parks,” says Utility Worker Will Knab.
The garden includes rhododendrons and azaleas...
Tigard Church in Need of Winter Coats
The Tigard Friends Winter Coat Giveaway was a success in September and will be repeated in October to serve others in need in Tigard....
Tigard Expands Utility Aid Program
The program designed to help Tigard water and utility customers hit by COVID-19 related unemployment will significantly expand to include those also suffering from...
Tigard Woman Celebrates 100th Birthday
When Helen Riverman Mason was 10 years old, her family traded their a house in Portland for “a big old farmhouse” on five acres...
Jeanette Shaw – Tigard City Council Candidate
Why are you running for city councilor, what do you bring to the table that your opponents do not?
Dear Neighbors,
We are in unprecedented times!...
