Tigard Life

Parking and potential flooding top list of resident worries A planned senior housing project adjacent to the Tigard Senior Center is still generating questions over parking and potential conflicts with users of the senior center.  Northwest...

The owners of property identified by the City of Tigard for a new public works facility say that if the City acquires their site it would put a long-time equipment rental company out of...

Customers experiencing hardship now have up to three years to repay water bills If you are months behind on your Tigard water and sewer bill, the City will be cutting you a little more slack...

Did you know that there is a beautiful 17,000 square foot dance, fitness and event center located in the heart of downtown Tigard? It’s true. It’s home to Shawn Gardner Dancing. Why don’t you...

In the last two weekends of March, the City of Tigard and Tigard Downtown Alliance partnered with local artist Emily Lux and B&B Print Source to host an outdoor community mural painting activity.  Through a...

Homeownership has a lot of benefits, including the potential to lower your tax bill. The tax code allows you to take advantage of deductions and credits that specifically benefit homeowners. You can work with...

The past year has reminded us of the need to be prepared. Disasters come in all types from slowly evolving pandemics to earthquakes striking with only a few second’s notice. In between are wildfires,...

Homeownership has a lot of benefits, including the potential to lower your tax bill. The tax code allows you to take advantage of deductions and credits that specifically benefit homeowners. You can work with...

With the pandemic still upon us, and regulations on dining dampening an industry, albeit keeping Oregonians safe by reducing the spread of COVID 19, many restaurateurs have had to make dire decisions to keep...

Did you know that Oregon has been at the center of hops production almost as long as it’s been a state?  The crop was first introduced in the 1850s, and by the late 1860s, it...