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Tigard Church in Need of Winter Coats
The Tigard Community Friends Church is in need of warm and used clothing to be given out to families in need.
Pet Disaster Kit Checklist
Being prepared is key. I know that we often do not think of the Portland-Metro area as the center for disasters, but...
WORD CUP 2016
Photo Gallery: Tigard v. Sunset Prep Football
Tigard High School came into last Friday's high school football season opener against...
Tigard resident raises concerns about housing conditions
Reports of black mold highlight need for rehab of County-run housing
Tigard City Council Selects New City Manager
The City Council concluded a nationwide city manager recruitment by selecting Stephen (Steve)...
WRC Rally Cup
107 days and still no answers in Macduff killing
Mother of Jacob Macduff hires attorney, files notice of claim against City, police
Encampments program will either help or remove homeless camps
Washington County looking to work with cities to address widespread homelessness
Dartmouth Crossing to bring additional affordable housing to Tigard Triangle
Accessibility, sustainability, and community are hallmarks of a new affordable housing project slated...
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Sammi the Clinic Cat Provides Arthritis Advice
Dear Diary,
Day #7 of rain and impending winter gloom. The cool mornings have begun, oh how I miss basking in the warmth of the...
Parks & Rec Turns One
Exciting things are on the horizon for Tigard’s Parks & Recreation program. We asked Parks & Rec staff what they are most excited about...
Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social
The Tigard Historical Association will host its annual Ice Cream Social on Saturday, July 14, from 1 to 4 pm. The event will be...
CBD Pet Products: Are they worthy of the hype?
The last couple of years have shed light on a new trend in pet supplies: CBD oils and treats to help relieve anxiety, inflammation...
Hops Growing in the Tigard Area
Did you know that Oregon has been at the center of hops production almost as long as it’s been a state?
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Get Your Mojo Back with 35 Things to Look Forward To
I know many of you have not felt positive about life in general over the past year. Mostly because of a virus...
Tigard Street Heritage Trail Breaks Ground
On Aug. 29 members from the community gathered to celebrate the ground breaking ceremony for the Tigard Street Heritage Trail and Outdoor Museum. The...
LATEST ARTICLES
Astronaut’s wife relives Apollo 13’s disastrous mission
For a time in 1970, Mary Haise was at the center of a media firestorm because her husband, astronaut Fred Haise, was on Apollo 13 when an explosion left the fate of...
Mask & Mirror presents Michael McKeever’s hilarious farce Suite Surrender
On May 6 Mask and Mirror Community Theatre will open its live production of Michael McKeever’s hilarious award-winning farce Suite Surrender at Rise Church, 10445 SW Canterbury Lane, Tigard. Performances begin at...
Upcoming Programs at Tigard Library: May 2022
Connect with Tigard Public Library in-person and online! Tigard Public Library has books, media, and programs for the whole family, and curbside holds pick-up is still available for those who prefer a...
2022 Tigard Chamber Shining Stars Recipients Named
Please join us in congratulating the 2022 Tigard Shining Star Award Recipients and thanking them for their service to our Tigard community. Awards were formally presented at Tigard’s 2022 Shining Stars Community...
Tigard City Council agrees on term limits
Snider ineligible for re-election in November
After serving for 12 consecutive years, Tigard’s elected officials must take a two-year break from office before they can be sworn into another...
Rory Moore named principal at Templeton Elementary and Kalapuya Early Learning Center
Tigard-Tualatin School District (TTSD) Assistant Superintendent Dr. Lisa McCall announced Rory Moore has been named Principal of Templeton Elementary School (TES) and the new Kalapuya Early Learning Center (KELC). He will assume...
Rise Church Bake Sale raises $4,400 for Ukrainian Relief
On April 2nd, Rise Church hosted a Neighborhood Bake Sale in the church parking lot. The Bake Sale raised over $4,400.00. All proceeds went to Medical Teams International to support the relief...
Pet Talk: May 2022
Picky Eaters
We hear it all the time. Worried, exacerbated, frustrated pet owners wondering what next to try with their pets. Apprehensive that yet another new food or another...
Mayor’s Corner: May 2022
Move4May Fostering a Healthy Tigard
Last month was historic. For the first time in almost 120 years, we saw measurable snow in mid-April. This unexpected arctic blast kept many...
Backyard chicken proponent says urban farmers need more education, not additional regulation
As Tigard officials consider directly addressing backyard chickens with city code, education, not additional regulation, is the most sustainable path forward, according to Elizabeth Sprague of Leron Heights.