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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By: Nick Lamora
It’s the start of the new year, and everyone’s set on cracking the question: Why are eggs so expensive?
By: Nick Lamora
For the fourth year, local talent takes center stage to share the stories and sounds of Washington County.
Access to health care in Hillsboro is growing with a new resource to help residents manage their health needs.
By: Nick Lamora
New information is coming to the surface about the Banks High School math teacher accused of sexually abusing a minor.
A longtime Columbia County credit union has officially branched out into Washington County.
You may have noticed, but the old Forest Grove hospital at 1806 Maple St. is no longer standing.
Insomnia Coffee Co. has crafted a recipe for bringing people together — and it’s brewing up a new chapter in South Hillsboro this spring.
By: Nick Lamora
Continuing to celebrate half a century in the Portland metro area, Kitchen Kaboodle is bringing the festivities back to Hillsboro with another rendition of “Celebrating Food in Our Community” —
Less than a year after Hops n Drops closed its Hillsboro taps, the bar and grill plans to head back to the city this summer.
In talks for years, one of Oregon’s most popular family-owned grocers will finally fill shelves for shopping in South Hillsboro.
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