Tigard Life

68 Chevelle is a part of the Parker family Who says cars aren’t a part of the family? When it comes to this 1968 Chevy Chevelle, there are plenty of things that make it special. The...

Experience is the name of the game this fall for the Tigard High School football team.  Last spring’s abbreviated season, which saw the Tigers finish with a 2-3 record overall and 1-3 in Three Rivers...

Although World War II pilot Frank Heyl, 98, was the passenger when he lifted off from Aurora State Airport in a WWII Boeing Stearman biplane on Aug. 9, he probably could have taught the...

A lot of us dream about buying a breezy cottage on the beach or a cozy cabin in the mountains, but what does it take to turn that dream into a reality? Whether you’re...

National Preparedness Month is observed each September to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies that could happen at any time. This year’s Preparedness month theme, created by FEMA (the...

The City of Tigard is receiving well over $7 million in additional federal assistance over the next two fiscal years, and already questions are being raised over where that money should be spent.  City councilors...

At the Aug. 18 King City City Council meeting, the hot topic was the political upheaval concerning the possible extension of Fischer Road through the city’s 528-acre urban-growth expansion area between the current city...

Plenty of people say they want to change the world in some fashion.  But Tigard businessman Randy Witten might have a chance to actually do just that.  Witten is the owner of Nature First Pest Control,...

Summer can be an especially difficult time for people challenged with the issue of cellulite which might otherwise be covered up in colder seasons. Little is known about what causes cellulite, but it involves...

Everyone in Tigard has a story. Individual stories make our community unique – they’re our community’s DNA, shaping our celebrations, cultures, and neighborhoods. We will celebrate 60 years of our Tigard story in September by...