Duyck, Willey float plan to boost county's schools

Duyck, Willey float plan to boost county's schools

Washington County schools may get a little more help during the next two years from Gain Share...

Take me out to the Museum

Take me out to the Museum

This month baseball returns to Washington County in a big way. The Hillsboro Hops — a Class...

Warner takes the helm

Warner takes the helm

Warner negotiates through a minefield of controversies During TriMet’s ongoing labor...

Golf carts go up in flames overnight

Golf carts go up in flames overnight

Shannon Lilly said the fire that destroyed 24 of the golf carts owned by her family’s...

A lot of support to lift the ban

A lot of support to lift the ban

Local Boy Scouts say historic vote to admit gay youth is a non-issue For newly-minted Eagle Scout...

A time of solemn remembrance

A time of solemn remembrance

Ken Reed, who served in the Army’s 99th Infantry Division during World War II, remembers...

Murder, suicide shatters weekend calm

Murder, suicide shatters weekend calm

A husband and wife died in an apparent murder-suicide Monday that also left a male roommate...

Metro growth reflects regional differences

Metro growth reflects regional differences

Hillsboro and Washington County are magnets for families with young children. Portland is...

Voters keep one incumbent, oust another

Voters keep one incumbent, oust another

One incumbent was ousted and one retained her seat on the Hillsboro School Board in...

A lifetime of marriage

A lifetime of marriage

The Spiekers of Hillsboro have been together 70 years The Christmas season of 1941 was not an...

Sledgehammers ring in librarys new era

Sledgehammers ring in librarys new era

Rebuilt Shute Park facility expected to open in March If you can’t fix it with a hammer, it...

A visit with the city manager

A visit with the city manager

Three months shy of his two-year anniversary, Hillsboros Michael Brown talks about debt, police...

Road work waits for answers

Road work waits for answers

Planned widening of 253rd awaits archaeologist's report on burial sites Although a major road...

New panther mural prowls gymnasium wall

New panther mural prowls gymnasium wall

In 1965, two years after what is now R.A. Brown Middle School opened, the north wall of the...

Half a century of learning

Half a century of learning

Students and staff at Brown Middle School celebrate 50th anniversary Even after 50 years, some...

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by: COURTESY PHOTO: TUALATIN SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT - This bright beauty may look harmless, but it takes over streams and wetland areas quickly.
June 14, 2013

Weed of the month?

by Stephanie Haugen
Yellow flag iris doesn’t look like a weed — it’s not prickly like a thistle, it doesn’t vine up your plants like morning glories, it isn’t ugly like common groundsel. But it is considered…
June 14, 2013

Small businesses get tech help

by Doug Burkhardt
The Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a technology-focused Build Your Business Workshop from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, June 29. Resource One President Jim Kinnier will speak on…
June 14, 2013

Online graduates earn diplomas

by Victoria Hart
After a year of cyber learning, 13 graduates walked across a very real stage June 4 at Hillsboro Online Academy’s inaugural graduation ceremony. The first graduating class, led by valedictorian…
June 14, 2013

Hillsboro schools will seek $25 million bond

by Kathy Fuller
Voters in the Hillsboro School District will soon be asked to consider a $25 million general obligation bond to pay for technology, building maintenance and safety upgrades. The Hillsboro School…
June 14, 2013

Farmers' market yields a strawberry nirvana

by Erin Greene
If you’ve been to the Hillsboro Farmers’ Market lately, then you’ve see n the good news for yourself: it’s strawberry season in Oregon. Strawberries have been a part of Oregon history since…
June 14, 2013

Deadline for July 4 parade is coming

by Doug Burkhardt
Saturday, June 15 is the final day to sign up to have an entry in the Hillsboro Rotary Club Fourth of July parade. The parade’s theme this year is “Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie and the…
June 14, 2013

Louie wraps up duties, returns to retirement

by Doug Burkhardt
Ron Louie is returning to the quiet life. Louie, the longtime former chief of the Hillsboro Police Department, came out of retirement recently to temporarily lead the police department in the…
June 14, 2013

Air show flies in more excitement

by Jim Redden
After sequestration squelched Blue Angels appearance, officials grabbed other acts Rebounding from the unexpected cancellation of the U.S. Navy Blue Angels stunt team due to federal budget cuts,…
June 14, 2013

Cornelius Booster Club lists scholar, citizen award winners

by Kathy Fuller
The Cornelius Booster Club recently awarded seven scholarships to graduating seniors from local high schools and named the Cornelius citizen and business of the year. The club also announced the…
June 14, 2013

Austring graduates from West Point

by Kathy Fuller
Cadet Richard David Austring of Hillsboro graduated from the U.S. Military Academy on May 25. While at West Point, Austring studied civil engineering. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant…

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Jun 14, 2013

Hillsboro truck driver involved in collision

by Doug Burkhardt
Oregon State Police (OSP) is continuing the investigation into a crash last Wednesday involving a passenger car and unloaded log truck on Highway 202 just east of Birkenfeld. According to OSP…
Jun 14, 2013

Firefighting aircraft get local builder

by Jim Redden
Aero Air of Hillsboro can finally begin building two next-generation firefighting aircraft for the U.S. Forest Service, according to Oregon U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden’s office. Aero Air, which is based…
Jun 14, 2013

Former principal's case dismissed

by Kathy Fuller
The hit-and-run case against a former Hillsboro School District principal was dismissed in Washington County Circuit Court Monday after the suspect reached a civil compromise with the owner of…
Jun 14, 2013

Former substitute teacher charged with sexual assault

by KOIN-TV report
A 40-year-old man arrested early Tuesday morning in connection with the June 8 assault of a student in a Portland State University elevator was a substitute teacher in the Hillsboro School…
by: WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE - Benjamin 'Scott' Kneeper
Jun 09, 2013

Fugitive arrested in Aloha

by Jim Redden
Washington County Sheriff's deputies arrested a fugitive who originally fled from them in Aloha on Saturday afternoon. Benjamin "Scott" Kneeper, 42, was arrested on outstanding warrants for a…
Jun 07, 2013

Metro's split vote sparks concern

by Jim Redden
Metro officials are not worried about the split vote on their $50 million ballot measure to maintain the parks and natural lands owned by the elected regional government. Ballot Measure 26-152…
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Jun 07, 2013

"Non-partisan" races going political?

by Doug Burkhardt
In the wake of the May 21 Hillsboro School Board elections, change is coming to the seven-member board. When the final election results were tallied, Erik Seligman had ousted longtime incumbent…
Jun 07, 2013

"Mattress" will keep you awake and laughing

by Deeda Schroeder
Put together medieval costumes, a four-piece band and some wicked jokes, add a classic fairy tale and a roster of talented singers and dancers, and you’ll get “Once Upon a Mattress” — the last…
Jun 07, 2013

Hillsboro, North Plains grads earn degrees

by Kathy Fuller
An estimated 5,267 students will receive degrees this spring from Oregon State University, which will hold its 144th annual commencement ceremony on Saturday, June 15. OSU’s commencement speaker…
Jun 07, 2013

Hillsboro students commence

by Kathy Fuller
More than 1,500 high school students in Hillsboro will receive their diplomas this weekend in a frenzy of commencement ceremonies scheduled Thursday through Saturday at Liberty High School.…


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