Girls’ basketball springs back into action, COVID adds difficulty
After finishing out a basketball season in the month of June last year following multiple postponements, you’d expect the uncertainties this year...
Preparing your pet for supply shortages
As we enter the new year, I’d like to offer suggestions to help make the transition amidst product shortages as easy as...
Mayor’s Corner January 2022: What’s Ahead in 2022
Happy New Year, Tigard!
Before we look ahead, I want to thank our Public Works employees – Erron Anderson,...
Time to Hit the Reset
The start of a new year is a perfect time to hit the “reset button” after at least a month or two...
Main Street Improvements Coming Soon to Downtown
Tigard is celebrating the kickoff of the Main Street Green Street Project Phase 2. A community vision, more than 20 years in...
Dave Platt served as intermediary between the Highlands and King City
As president of the Highlands Homeowners Association, Dave Platt was the bridge between the 55-plus community and King City as it went...
King City council interviews three applicants for two open council positions
The King City City Council is nearly at the finish line for filling two open positions on the City Council. Mayor Ken...
City Hires Financial Services Director
After a national search, the City of Tigard is pleased to announce Cindy Trimp as its new Financial Services Director. She will...
Annual Tigard Walks Holiday Lights Event – Virtual in 2021
Celebrate a season of light with Tigard’s great neighborhoods and the community ties that bind us together.
From December...
Educators, students alike, brave the transition back to the classroom
Students and teachers alike had much to adjust to following a year unlike any other. Mass uncertainty, part of a year fully...
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