Tigard Mayor Yi-Kang Hu speaks in his office during a wide-ranging interview on June 23. Hu reviewed his eight-month tenure, a period defined by balancing a budget with a $6.5 million deficit and supporting the city’s proposed $150 million bond levy for a joint police and public-works campus, which voters resoundingly rejected.
Local News

Mayor Hu: ‘They are just like my neighbors’

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Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District staff and others check traps on June 24, 2026.
Local News

Summerlake Park Turtle Project Helps Improve Water Quality

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Teammates on the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run ended their June 20 run from Otis, Oregon to Tigard at the Natural Grocers on Pacific Highway.
Local News

Peace Run Passes Through Tigard

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Men on horses at Viva Tualatin
Happenings

Viva Tualatin Returns July 11 with Music, Food, Culture, and Family...

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Retiring Tigard Police Chief Jamey McDonald is turning in his badge after exactly 25 years with the police force.
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Retiring Tigard police chief cheers progress on officer wellness

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Business Partners Tonie Lough (left) and Chad Jackson stand in front of their newly opened SolVita Wellness Spa.
Business

New Locally-owned Wellness Spa Gives a ‘Hug to the Nervous System’

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Ray Burman, Randy Volk and Terry Pederson surprised 102-year-old Lou Crucchiola at Beaverton Lodge Retirement on Sunday, June 7.
People

102-Year-Old Metzger Teacher Reunites with Former Students

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King City Mayor Rachel Kazmierski (left) and King City Manager Vincent Ferraris.
Local News

King City Officials Discuss Guiding Growth at State of the City

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A child learning CPR at Tigard CERT Fair
Happenings

Tigard CERT: Preparedness Starts with Community

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Rise Church Youth Guitar Camp
Happenings

Youth Summer Guitar Camp starts THIS WEEK!

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