Tigard Life

The Washington County Disability Services Advisory Council (DSAC) is seeking disability advocates to join as volunteer council members. This opportunity is open to adults with disabilities, parents of children with disabilities, caregivers or anyone...

When Geoff Colton went to college in his early 30s, he wanted to join some kind of activity where he could meet people.  He felt his options were a bit limited as someone who had...

A year ago, the Tigard softball team went on an improbable playoff run, making the state semifinals as a No. 19 seed, the first time in more than a decade such a high seed...

Spring Cleaning? Don’t Forget Your Go Bag! As we swap out our snow boots for rain jackets and the first buds of spring emerge, Tigard’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) wants to remind you that...

The Just Compassion Shelter & Resource Center in Tigard provides 60 beds for homeless adults as well as a resource center, but on the morning of Wednesday, March 19, so many officials, including the...

King City Mayor Marc Manelis (who was just elected mayor by the City Council on Jan. 15) has resigned from the council. He emailed his fellow councilors of his decision on March 25, and...

The Tigard Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Tigard Civics Bee, held for the first time in Tigard on March 8 at Twality Middle School. This exciting...

The Tigard-Tualatin School District has placed a $421.3 million bond proposal on the May 20 ballot designed to repair and replace older buildings and keep students safe, warm and dry. This is the district’s first bond...

The Butte Grange No. 148 was organized in April 1874, and this name remained until October 28, 1946, when it was renamed the Tigard Grange. The year 2024 marked the 150th anniversary of the...

Following a two-hour special work session and a long discussion at the March 19 King City City Council meeting, councilors approved a controversial resolution involving use of eminent domain in part of the future...