Nick Lamora is a local journalist based in Forest Grove, Oregon. He writes for The Beaverton Valley Times and The Newberg Graphic, covering a wide range of topics including local news, community events, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured on KOIN-TV and in the Emerald Media Group.
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Nick Lamora primarily covers local news, including community events, school district updates, and business developments in the Forest Grove and Hillsboro area of Oregon. His focus varies from local government announcements to event coverage and press releases.
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Demolition took place to start construction for the Family Justice Center of Washington County's Family Peace Center Tuesday, Dec. 2, at 1100 N.E. Compton Drive in Hillsboro.
By: Nick Lamora
A Hillsboro post office has officially been renamed after one of Oregon’s trailblazing leaders.
By: Nick Lamora
“That was one of the worst days of my life.”
After making its grand return following a six-year hiatus, one of Forest Grove’s most popular holiday attractions won’t be put on this year — but it’s not gone forever.
Around 500 employees at Wells Fargo's Hillsboro offices will lose their jobs as the bank plans to close the site at 10500 N.E. Walker Road in 2025.
The sun will come out in Forest Grove for the timeless tale of a red-haired girl chasing big dreams.
Good Co. will perform for the Hillsboro Arts & Culture Endowment’s annual benefit concert from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, at the Walters Cultural Arts Center.
By: Nick Lamora
Despite initial plans to replace community fields at the Gordon Faber Recreation Complex to make room for Hillsboro’s Minor League Baseball team, it looks like the city is going back
Santa Claus is coming to town — and he’s taking his last sleigh ride on Willamina Avenue this year.
Yet another plan to develop Hillsboro’s long-vacant “Block 67” is shaping up — with the city setting its sights on new housing, commercial space and a grocery store to connect
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