Lauren Bishop is a reporter for the Beaverton Valley Times, focusing on local news in Tigard, Oregon. She also writes for The Newberg Graphic and The Coastland Times. Lauren's articles cover a range of topics including community events, local government, education, and social issues.
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The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is outlining a list of closures across state parks starting in September to upgrade aging infrastructure.
By: Lauren Bishop
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is outlining a list of closures across state parks starting in September to upgrade aging infrastructure.
By: Lauren Bishop
There's no dearth of festivities at Mount Angel's Oktoberfest, but if you find yourself looking for a stroll, there's plenty to take in around town Sept. 12-15.
By: Lauren Bishop
While more than a dozen Oktoberfests have sprung up in various communities around the region, the granddaddy of them all, and the one most often referred to as “the Oktoberfest,” is Mount Angel's annual event.
New parking rules, coming to a street near you. More than two decades ago, the Woodburn City Council adopted a code overseeing the use of vehicles, bikes and pedestrian walkways within city limits.
While there’s loads of things to do across the Mount Angel Oktoberfest, some of the best performances are in the Biergarten, Weingarten and Alpinegarten. Children get in free, though their
By: Lauren Bishop
While there's loads of things to do across the Mount Angel Oktoberfest, some of the best performances are in the Biergarten, Weingarten and Alpinegarten. Children get in free, though their hours are limited, while adults must buy a wristband to partake in the merriment Thursday through Sunday, Sept. 12-15.
By: Lauren Bishop
While the Mount Angel Oktoberfest is continuing to revamp its shuttle service to get festival-goers from Woodburn, Silverton, Salem, Clackamas and Portland to the area, parking is still available.
Finding made-to-order Italian fare in St. Helens has been as easy as pizza pie for the last four decades.
By: Lauren Bishop
With the success of last year's shuttle service, the Oktoberfest crew is revamping its shuttle plan to make getting to and from the festivities even easier.
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