The John Tigard House was scheduled for demolition before being saved and moved to its current location on Canterbury Lane in 1979 by what is known today as the Tigard Historical Association.

The John Tigard House Museum

Tigard’s historic museum was originally a wedding present from Wilson McClendon Tigard to his eldest son John Tigard and was constructed in 1880. It originally was situated on Pacific Highway (99W) where Elmer’s Restaurant...
An early rendering shows one possible configuration of Nick Wilson Memorial Plaza. Tigard has contracted Portland-baseds 2.Ink Studio, the firm which created this drawing, to design and engineer the project. The final rendering will likely change substantially.

New Plaza and Fanno Creek Trail Access in the Works for Main Street

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With the much celebrated, long-awaited Universal Plaza opening this month, Tigard announced plans for a new gathering space to add one more bead in what city leaders envision as a “string of pearls” along...

What are hyaluronic acid gel fillers?

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Starting in our 20s, our bodies lose collagen at an average rate of 1% a year. This can be heavily impacted by lifestyle factors such as poor diet, UV damage from sunlight, alcohol, and...
Jacob Macduff and his mother, Maria Macduff, are shown together in this March 2020 photo.

Mother of Macduff calls for public presentation of findings

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The mother of a man fatally shot by Tigard police while barricaded inside his locked truck during a 2021 standoff addressed City Council last month to discuss deeply critical findings of an independent review...
Tigard American Legion Post 158 Firefighter of the Year Tyler Sanford (left) stands with Post Commander Allyson Kropf and Tigard Police Commander Jamey McDonald.

Tigard American Legion Resumes Honoring First-responders and Students

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Tigard American Legion Post 158 has a long and proud annual tradition of honoring a Police Officer of the Year and a Firefighter of the Year, and after an interruption due to Covid, the...

Mayor’s Corner April 2023

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Centering community members has been my focus since starting my term as Mayor. It’s been critical to understanding where we want our priorities for Council Goals over the next two years.  After much collaborative discussion...

Florence Jean Pederson

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April 13, 1949 – February 10, 2023 Florence Jean Pederson, 73, died Friday, February 10, at her home in Tigard. She was born April 13, 1949, in Salem, Oregon, to Harrison and Pauline (nee Winslow)...

National Day of Prayer Event at King City

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Several local church congregations will again be sponsoring a National Day of Prayer at the King City Clubhouse on Thursday, May 4, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.  The program will include patriotic songs, prayers on...

Interest Rate Hacks to Help Reduce Monthly Payments

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Interest rates aren’t what they used to be—in fact, just a few years ago, they dropped dramatically; after that, they stayed lower to help stabilize the economy in the face of the coronavirus pandemic....
Ben Rector (left) with student at King City Guitar.

Tigard Business Spotlight: King City Guitar

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Locally owned since 2016 Ben Rector found a passion for music 26 years ago and has been performing professionally in bands ever since. He has taught group guitar through community education classes in multiple school...