A $20.5 million difference between projected revenues and expenditures in Washington County’s budget for next fiscal year will be the focus of a special meeting of the county’s budget committee on ...
Voices Of the People are Op-Ed submissions by Hillsboro Herals Readers and Community Members Submitted by Hillsboro City Councilor Olivia ...
According to a Form 8-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on October 23, 2026, Jewett-Cameron Trading Company Ltd., Washington County, has agreed to acquire a sizable piece of ...
Next Tuesday night, the Port of Portland will host a Fall Community Forum on Hillsboro Airport. The Hillsboro Herald is ...
Opinions and Statements of Research-based facts offered from the perspective of a long-time local Despite what we humans want, machines and corporations are moving ahead undaunted, and Hillsboro, ...
According to the City of Hillsboro Website, the latest Block 67 redevelopment agreement is dead and no longer binding. The exclusive agreement that was made with Rembold Development in 2022 led to ...
Hey folks! Let’s end the week on a high note. The A & W Family will be back soon, and we could not be happier! Read the post from the Hillsboro Parks Department below. And I want to give a huge ...
But this past Monday, the North Plains City Council did something that no other Oregon city has done. Instead of moving forward with a moratorium, the Council voted 6-0 to work for an outright ban on ...
Careful- Opinions and Statements of Research-based facts offered from this point on. By now, the flames that rose on Tuesday night over the Hillsboro City Hall should be smoldering after City ...
Opinion
The Ghost in Hillsboro’s Pipes: Who Is Protecting the Tualatin River from Data Center Dumping?
A dangerous shell game is being played beneath our feet in Washington County, and the Tualatin River’s health hangs in the balance. Data Centers and emerging AI computing are now taking over many of ...
A proposal to redevelop Block 67 in Downtown Hillsboro to provide market-rate and affordable housing, medical offices, retail space, and a public plaza will move forward. The agreement with Rembold is ...
It is going to be a busy week here in the valley. The expansion of our Urban Growth Boundary is about to happen at the hand of one Tina Kotek. Our local politicians are begging the Oregon Governor to ...
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