Real Estate in the Time of Coronavirus
Remember the book ‘Love in the Time of Cholera’? As we navigate our daily movements, we each seek to keep life moving in a...
Plaza Project Moves Forward, Pandemic may Delay Public Outreach
Universal Plaza, a community gathering place planned for downtown Tigard, is still at least two years from fruition. But the city wants residents to...
Tigard Police Blotter: March 2020
This information is provided by the Tigard Police Department and represents a partial log of calls received by the department last month. The department’s...
Tigard-Tualatin Survivor Season Two
Two-and-a-half years ago a group of Tigard-Tualatin teenagers were so enthralled with the television series “Survivor” that they decided to create their own version...
City of Tigard Closes All Playgrounds & Basketball Courts at all City Parks –...
EDIT ON TIGARD PARK CLOSURES:
City of Tigard staff just clarified that Park Staff is condoning off playground equipment and basketball courts in all city...
Tigard Police Arrest Four Suspects for Narcotics and Firearms
On March 18, 2020, around 11:06 p.m., Tigard Police were dispatched to an incident at 12220 SW Scholls Ferry Road involving a roll-over crash...
Tigard Varsity Wrestlers Take State
Entering the Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum in Portland within the final week of February, you would not find the usual Winterhawks fans, but high school...
Tigard Considers ‘All-in-One’ Solution for Facilities
Tigard’s government facilities are, for the most part, crowded, outdated and not seismically sound, according to city staff.
For instance, City Hall, the Police...
WWII/Korean War Veteran Frank Heyl
If you ever find yourself stranded in Antarctica or on the Sahara Desert, you would want Frank Heyl stranded right there beside you....
Second Positive Case of COVID-19 Appears in Oregon
The Oregon Health Authority announced the second presumptive case of COVID-19 in Oregon. The second case is a Washington County resident who is an...
- Advertisement -
APLICATIONS
Mayor’s Corner: October 2021
The number 716 is important to understand. It represents the 600 adults, 69 children, and 47 youth who are unhoused in Washington County.
It’s a...
