Tigard Life

Many people were taken by surprise when the City of Tigard announced on Sept. 13 the upcoming retirement of Police Chief Kathy McAlpine, effective Jan. 24, 2024. But for McAlpine, it was a thoughtful decision...

In a move designed to “embrace the inherent value of every person,” the City Council voted unanimously to adopt a Racial Equity Action Plan and a separate Equity Commitment Declaration at two recent city...

We live in a land of opportunity – so, why do more people doubt their ability to attain wealth than ever before? While the effects of an unstable economy impact everyone, younger generations may take...

A spoonful of sugar signed, sealed, and delivered the old-fashioned snail mail way, is making the pain of surgery go down in the most delightful – or at least a bit more tolerable –...

Five lucky veterans got the ride of their lives Aug. 10 when they were each buckled into a 1940s Boeing Stearman biplane and flown over the countryside around the Aurora State Airport. They flew one...

The team at Tech Heads Inc., a Tigard-based IT consultancy, braved the August heat to help a local nonprofit, Packed with Pride. The Tech Heads team filled 150 boxes bound for families in need...

Fall is in the air, so that means the West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta must be right around the corner. The Pumpkin Regatta has become the most famous event in the Northwest, thanks in...

Randy Covey, manager of Washington County Animal Services and the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter, was recently recognized for his significant achievements in animal welfare with a Lifetime Contribution Award. This award was presented by...

Has the Mob set up shop in King City, operating out of Gambino’s Italian Cafe? Nope, owners Chris and Janelle Johnson just thought a gangster theme was perfect for their first restaurant venture. With little...

Leaves are changing, and temperatures are dropping, which means the summer has come to an end. It was a busy summer with so many fun activities and events. I hope you were able to...