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A year and a half of ping-ponging that involved the retirement or resignation of two city managers, the hiring of an interim city manager and stints by two acting city managers, Tigard has tapped its longtime public works director to help lead the city of almost 60,000 residents.
A longtime favorite summer celebration of city diversity and culture is set for Saturday, July 11, at Tualatin Community Park, 8515 S.W. Tualatin Road.
A longtime favorite summer celebration of city diversity and culture is set for Saturday, July 11, at Tualatin Community Park, 8515 S.W. Tualatin Road. That’s when ¡Viva Tualatin! kicks off, […]
By: Ray Pitz
What a difference a year makes. While nothing stood last August in the Kingston Terrace Town Center , 26 certificates of occupancy have now been granted, allowing residents to move into their new homes.
By: Ray Pitz
In its ongoing quest to hone and clarify its sanctuary city policy, Beaverton has made clearer the duties and responsibilities of how Beaverton police officers should interact with agents enforcing federal immigration laws.
By: Ray Pitz
The site of the now-razed Beaverton Community Center building site will rise again to help those in need. On Thursday, July 9, ground was broken on Meadowlark Place, a future […]
Ivybrook Academy — a nationally recognized early learning school that blends two educational philosophies — will make its first Pacific Northwest appearance, opening soon in Tigard.
The Sherwood Robin Hood Festival — one of the longest-running community festivals in Washington County — returns Friday and Saturday, July 17 and 18.
By: Ray Pitz
Effective Aug. 1, residents will find an extra $14.50 tacked on to their monthly utility bills, the result of two new fees approved by the Beaverton City Council to address rising expenses and declining revenues.
The city of Tualatin will receive a financial boost for its downtown revitalization efforts from the Portland metro area's regional government.
