Tigard Life

The Tigard Chamber of Commerce is seeking curious, collaborative, constructive, compassionate and connected adults who are: business owners, government, non-profit, or academic professionals and...

Outdoor, Open-Air Center    To every shopper, family, fashionista and foodie-lover… we are excited to welcome you back safely, thoughtfully and responsibly. “One of the...

Overall Energy For September, I see some challenges regarding “connections” that you may need to make peace with and potentially even walk away from. There...

On Wednesday, August 5, 2020, Washington County Sheriff’s Office Westside Interagency Narcotics (WIN) investigators executed a search warrant at the Williamsburg Townhomes at 12265 SW Hall...

Don Myers has been living the dream for the past 35 years, and now he hopes that it will become someone else’s dream. Myers has...

A World War II veteran and Tigard resident for some 70 years, Paul Herberholz marked his 100th birthday on June 25. To celebrate, his...

The City Council in late June adopted a more than $189 million budget for fiscal year 2020-21, which began on July 1. However, councilors...

In light of increased scrutiny throughout the United States on use of force by police, Tigard Police Chief Kathy McAlpine on June 9 briefed...

The passing of McCann’s Medical’s beloved postal clerk Nancy Norton was devastating news to everyone who knew her. Mat McCann, owner of the King City...

I learned a lot in June. I learned from Abdi Mohamoud, Matt Brown and Sarah Gentry – the organizers of the Student March for Black...