The Hillsboro News-Times is a weekly newspaper serving the cities of Hillsboro and North Plains, Ore., and western Washington County. The Hillsboro News-Times is a weekly newspaper serving the communities of Hillsboro and North Plains, Oregon, and rural Washington County.
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The News-Times is published every Friday, with breaking news available online every day at www.hillsboronewstimes.com. You can also follow the News-Times on Twitter at: www.twitter.com/HillsboroNT The News-Times office is located at 2038 Pacific Ave., in Forest Grove. Have a story idea? Contact Editor Geoff Pursinger at 503-357-3181 or email [email protected]. The paper is owned by Pamplin Media Group, which also publishes the Portland Tribune, the Forest Grove News-Times and more than 20 other Oregon newspapers. To advertise in Hillsboro News-Times or any of the Pamplin Media Group’s products, including our website, contact Publisher Nikki DeBuse at 503-357-3181 or email [email protected], or Advertising Manager Toni Ashby, 971-762-1167, or email [email protected]
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The Washington County Sheriff's Office cited, searched or arrested 32% of the Latinx people it stopped compared to only 26.6% of white people.
When minor league baseball returns to Ron Tonkin Field, it will be at a new — and better — level.
The move up from Short Season-A would result in more games and better talent in Hillsboro.
Do you support tolls on Interstate 205? ODOT has taken another big step toward tolling I-205
The town hall will help advance the county's understanding of how to prioritize community needs, officials said.
County officials say the town hall will be an opportunity to ask questions of experienced staff.
OSAA moves high school sports back start to February, keeps three-season plan. Altered calendar shortens seasons to six weeks; football practices begin Feb. 8 with first games on March 1. https://pamplinmedia.com/lor/52-sports/490366-394347-osaa-moves-high-school-sports-back-start-to-february-keeps-three-season-plan
Altered calendar shortens seasons to six weeks; football practices begin Feb. 8 with first games on March 1.
The suspect allegedly exposed himself to a boy outside an apartment complex in Aloha and a girl at a Dollar Tree in Hillsboro two days later.
Surveillance video footage led to the arrest of Brady Overacre after he allegedly exposed himself to childen twice.
A firm hired to review use of force policies, practices and data at the Washington County Sheriff's Office will present its findings and make recommendations in April.
Polis Solutions Inc. was awarded a nearly $150,000 contract in November to review policies and data.
With 24 more Oregon lives claimed by COVID on Saturday, Gov. Brown says the worst is yet to come:
Oregon set a new record — with 30 deaths and 2,100 cases — as officials say the disease is growing exponentially and threatening to overwhelm the state's hospitals.
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You’ll learn what it takes to create the incredible trees on display every year, meet some of our talented designers, and enjoy special performances by Storm Large, Amos Lee and Train – all in support of Providence Children’s Health.
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With the first night of Hanukkah less than a week away, the Chabad Jewish Center of Hillsboro is adapting typical celebrations to the pandemic.
The Chabad Jewish Center of Hillsboro will hold a live-streamed menorah lighting and other events due to the pandemic.
Oregon's COVID-19 cases continue to crack more than 1,000
State's virus death toll rises to 973 as hospitalizations increase by 10 from previous day
Oregon's temporary halt to residential evictions, which has been in effect since spring, would continue to July 1 under a new proposal
"I am not afraid to be a change agent," said Kathryn Harrington, chair of the Washington County board of commissioners, in her end-of-the-year message.
The chair of the Washington County board of commissioners highlighted the county's responses to crises in 2020.
Oregon reported 18 new deaths from COVID-19 Wednesday, Dec. 2, along with 1,244 new confirmed and presumptive cases.
The state now has a total of 78,160 cases since the outbreak began, along with 953 deaths.
Gov. Brown has proposed a $25.6 billion budget for the next two years. That's roughly a $2 billion increase from the last budget
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Oregon set an unwelcome new record: 24 additional deaths were reported today, for a total of 936. The state also saw 1,233 new confirmed or presumptive cases.
Four winter shelters across Washington County opened up with 120 beds for homeless people, as the county was forced to close an outdoor camping facility due to weather.
A temporary outdoor camping facility closed early due to cold weather, as winter shelters immediately filled up.
Hillsboro city councilors will hear about four potential independent police oversight structures at a work session Tuesday evening, Dec. 1.
Officials in Hillsboro will consider four potential independent police oversight structures.
Detectives are awaiting forensic results that may link the suspect to other commercial burglaries in Aloha, the Washington County Sheriff's Office said.
Mauricio Cesar Castro-Moreira, 28, was arrested in a stolen car nearly two weeks after becoming a burglary suspect.
Nobody could have predicted all that 2020 has thrown at us, and as we wind down this year, we’re looking to help tell some of those stories through a new podcast. Reporter Gabby Urenda will dig into how the 2020 school year has impacted students of color, who already face uphill battles with test scores and graduation rates.
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The Oregon Legislature's top leaders disagree about whether lawmakers should meet in a third special session this year, this time under a never-invoked provision for "catastrophic disaster."
A technician who accidentally killed two monkeys at the research center in Hillsboro hadn't previously shown competency with the operations, an internal investigation concluded.
OHSU said a technician who accidentally killed two monkeys didn't follow procedures or demonstrate proficiency.
Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties are among the 21 in Oregon that will be considered as "extreme risk" for spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Twenty more people have died from COVID-19 in Oregon, according to the Oregon Health Authority, and the state also announced 1,189 new cases Wednesday.
The state now has a total of 68,503 cases since the outbreak began, along with 867 deaths.
Among those condemning the lawsuit against the Oregon Cares Fund for Black Relief was Forest Grove / Hillsboro Metro Councilor Juan Carlos Gonzalez
For the past six months, the News-Times of Forest Grove and Hillsboro have been part of a collaboration examining the impact of COVID-19 and distance learning on Oregon’s Latino students. We would like to turn this collaboration of local reporting into a weekly bilingual podcast, which we would also share with Spanish-language broadcast outlets throughout the state.
Detectives believe Brenton Voorhies, driving the getaway truck, pulled a gun on an Autozone employee before driving off.
Washington County detectives believe Brenton Voorhies was driving the getaway truck.
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Hillsboro Mayor Steve Calloway and his helper Abigail count down to light the Hillsboro Christmas tree at the Civic Center.
Many kids were out on the sidewalks of Downtown Hillsboro Tuesday evening to Trick-or-Treat. Hillsboro Police and their cadets were handing out stickers and candy.
Check out Tony Smiley, a one-man band out at the Hillsboro Hops Party in the Park.
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Work continues on Patrick Dougherty's stickwork sculpture in Orenco Woods Nature Park in Hillsboro. Take a stroll Sunday and check it out. Dougherty is guiding volunteers in the construction of seven intertwined sculptures made entirely of saplings, branches and sticks.
Check out this video from today's women's march in Portland, courtesy of Stacie Loose.
Hillsboro from the roof of the Civic Center.
Reporter Travis Loose spent the morning at Rood Bridge Park photographing sledders enjoying their day off of school.
The weather outside is frightful! Send us your snow photos and we'll put them in a special gallery on our website and page! You can add the photos in the comments below or email them to [email protected]
PCC Rock Creek campus remains closed while police await the arrival of bomb-sniffing dogs. "We received a call that there were several bombs that were going to go off in a very short period of time," according to Deputy Bob Ray. Check out the video.
Tribune Reporter Travis Loose watches Murray Carter refine steel at Carter Cutlery in Hillsboro.
Baseball is back in Hillsboro. The Hops lost their home opener, but have 2 more games against Eugene, Tuesday at 7:05 and a Wednesday day game at 1:05 before heading to Vancouver B.C.
Fun times at Hillsboro's first Hillsboro Tuesday Night Market on June 14. Next Tuesday looks to be much, much warmer, with temps in the mid-80s. Join in the fun every Tuesday night from 5 to 8:30 p.m., through Aug. 30.
Hilhi's walkout in support of #standupFG is beginning to break up after a half hour. Peaceful. Hillsboro School District
The Latino Cultural Festival has started in downtown Hillsboro!
Parent reunification drill is underway at Hillsboro Stadium. Hillsboro School District
Parade is underway Murphy's St. Patrick Parade and Corned Beef and Cabbage Feed Murphy's Furniture
Glencoe held their Jam the Gym event last night and celebrated with a "Silent Night" where the crowd remained silent until the Tide notched their 10th point. Hear the crowd erupt as Marquise McKinney buries the 10th point last night in this video submitted by Marylin. We also have a slideshow of images from the night by Kent Frasure here: http://portlandtribune.com/ht/120-hillsboro-tribune-sports/294898-172424-prep-slideshow-century-boys-top-glencoe-53-46
The Hillsboro News-Times is a weekly newspaper serving the communities of Hillsboro and North Plains, Oregon, and rural Washington County. The News-Times is published every Wednesday, with breaking news available online every day at www.hillsboronewstimes.com. You can also follow the News-Times on Twitter at: www.twitter.com/HillsboroNT The News-Times office is located at 2038 Pacific Ave., in Forest Grove. Have a story idea? Contact Editor Geoff Pursinger at 503-357-3181 or email [email protected]. The paper is owned by Pamplin Media Group, which also publishes the Portland Tribune, the Forest Grove News-Times and more than 20 other Oregon newspapers. To advertise in Hillsboro News-Times or any of the Pamplin Media Group’s products, including our website, contact Publisher Nikki DeBuse at 503-357-3181 or email [email protected], or Advertising Manager Toni Ashby, 503-357-3181, or email [email protected].
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