June 18, 2013
by Pamplin Media Group
A 61-year-old Sherwood man died Monday afternoon after he jumped into the Clackamas River near High Rocks, apparently trying to reach his dog in the river, and slipped under water for several…
June 18, 2013
by Geoff Pursinger
Police say two men linked to thefts in Tigard and Cedar Hills Beaverton and Tigard Police have located one of three men who reportedly stole several thousand pounds of watermelons from area…
June 17, 2013
by Geoff Pursinger
Until last week, Melissa Meyer served as librarian at Westside Christian High School in Lake Oswego. Tualatins MITCH Charter School announced Wednesday that it has hired a new principal and…
June 17, 2013
by Saundra Sorenson
Additional victims sought after abuse in Tigard, Tualatin, Vancouver and Eastern Oregon Tualatin police are seeking additional victims after a Tigard man was indicted June 10 on several counts…
June 17, 2013
by The Times
Investigators say cause was likely electrical in nature Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue believe they have determined the cause of an apartment fire that burned three units and sent four people…
June 14, 2013
by Beaverton Valley Times
Fire district provides safety tips for working parents With summer in full swing, many children are staying home alone during the day. Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue officials encourage working…
June 13, 2013
by Saundra Sorenson
When Tualatin High Schools class of 2013 walked in Monday nights graduation, it was led by not one, but 14 valedictorians. Each had completed requirements to graduate while on the honors…
June 13, 2013
by Geoff Pursinger
University of Phoenix is hosting a free event Thursday at its Tigard campus where current and aspiring entrepreneurs can learn from local industry professionals about new branding techniques to…
June 13, 2013
by The Times
With the Tigard Festival of Balloons only a week away, festival organizers are looking for volunteers to help with the event, including crew volunteers willing to help with the 24 hot-air…
June 13, 2013
by Geoff Pursinger
State program could add fish to menus Students may not have realized it when they ate their school lunch on Friday, but they were participants in a pilot program that could change the way…
Jun 13, 2013
by Geoff Pursinger
A King City man was arrested over the weekend after he allegedly threatened a roommate with a knife, then barricaded himself inside his home. According to King City Police Chief Chuck Fessler,…
Jun 13, 2013
by The Times
Law allows parents to surrender infants if unable to care for them Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue officials want the public to know that fire stations continue to serve as safe havens where…
Jun 13, 2013
by Saundra Sorenson
Sure Power, Inc. given $3,519 penalty for improper hazardous waste disposal The discovery of hazardous sludge at a Tualatin-based manufacturer prompted a $3,500 fine from Oregons Department of…
Jun 13, 2013
by Saundra Sorenson
Washington Co. increases housing vouchers for homeless servicemen Washington County has secured more than $200,000 to provide permanent housing to a population especially prone to homelessness:…
Jun 10, 2013
by Geoff Pursinger
Handful Bra plans to start Oregon manufacturing soon A Tigard company has caught the eye of Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici. The Oregon Democrat met Monday with Jennifer Ferguson, the founder and…
Jun 06, 2013
by Geoff Pursinger
Students raise more than $13,000 for Fowler Middle School. Stomping across a grassy field behind Fowler Middle School, 12-year-old Matthew Burnette dove headfirst into the brown, soupy mud.…
Jun 06, 2013
by Shannon O. Wells
Abigail Elder tapped as new Beaverton Libraries director There are those who believe the technological revolution and its attendant Kindles and E-readers foretell the demise of books, libraries…
Jun 06, 2013
by Geoff Pursinger
New petition would stop light rail or bus rapid transit from coming without vote A year ago, Art Crino and Tim Esau vowed that they would try again. Two weeks ago, they kept their word. A group…
Jun 06, 2013
by Ray Pitz
City looks at rules about store hours, overnight parking Restricting hours of operation, banning overnight parking and regulating employment conditions were among the issues the Sherwood City…
Jun 06, 2013
by Saundra Sorenson
Sen. Merkley talks about struggling families as city sees poverty nearly triple Is the American dream still viable? Sen. Jeff Merkley (D - Ore.) intends to explore the issue today (Thursday) in…