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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 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

Have a story idea? 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]

In her debut book “Neff Road: Life, Love and Intrigue in America’s Heartland,” Beaverton author Pam Drake offers an inti...
15/08/2025

In her debut book “Neff Road: Life, Love and Intrigue in America’s Heartland,” Beaverton author Pam Drake offers an intimate portrait of rural farming life, tracing her family’s history from the 1870s through multiple generations in Ohio.

In her debut book “Neff Road: Life, Love and Intrigue in America’s Heartland,” Beaverton author Pam Drake offers an intimate portrait of rural farming life, tracing her family’s history from the 1870s through multiple generations in Ohio. The self-published memoir explores Drake’s family r...

🍂 Hillsboro’s free family harvest festival returns next month for a chance to come together before the new season.
14/08/2025

🍂 Hillsboro’s free family harvest festival returns next month for a chance to come together before the new season.

Hillsboro’s free family harvest festival is ushering in fall with cold pours, a full setlist and a chance to come together before the new season. OrencoFest takes place from noon to 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20, at Orenco Station’s Jerry Willey Plaza, 943 N.E. Orenco Station Loop. Inspired by the s...

🚄 One of TriMet’s critical MAX rail connections will shut down for a week next month as crews make major infrastructure ...
14/08/2025

🚄 One of TriMet’s critical MAX rail connections will shut down for a week next month as crews make major infrastructure upgrades.

One of TriMet’s critical MAX rail connections will shut down for a week next month as crews make major infrastructure upgrades. From Sunday, Sept. 7, through Saturday, Sept. 13, the Robertson Tunnel — which carries MAX Blue and Red Line trains under Washington Park — will be closed. Shuttle bu...

🍿 Ready for another Hillsboro movie night? Here’s what’s playing this Friday and where to catch it.
14/08/2025

🍿 Ready for another Hillsboro movie night? Here’s what’s playing this Friday and where to catch it.

More than 1,200 Hillsboro residents helped choose this summer’s movie lineup, and now it’s time to break out the blankets, lawn chairs and popcorn. The city of Hillsboro’s Pix in the Park series is back for five Friday nights in August, screening free outdoor movies in local parks. Each week f...

🚨Don't be alarmed: Residents in Washington County could receive an emergency alert test from Multnomah County this week:
13/08/2025

🚨Don't be alarmed: Residents in Washington County could receive an emergency alert test from Multnomah County this week:

Got a cellphone? Going to be in Multnomah County on Thursday, Aug. 14? Or a neighboring area? Then you can expect a cellphone ping. Multnomah County will issue a rare but important test of its wireless emergency alert system at 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14, alerting up to a million residents and visitor...

🚗 Gaston is gearing up for its annual three days of automotive nostalgia and small-town camaraderie.
13/08/2025

🚗 Gaston is gearing up for its annual three days of automotive nostalgia and small-town camaraderie.

Gaston is gearing up for its annual three days of automotive nostalgia and small-town camaraderie at the 28th annual Wapato Showdown. Running Thursday, Aug. 14, through Saturday, Aug. 16, the yearly car show draws more visitors than the city’s population, filling Brown Park at 105 S.W. Gaston Road...

The latest lawsuit is part of nearly 20-year fight to protect the red tree vole that has lost 65% of its Oregon Coast ol...
13/08/2025

The latest lawsuit is part of nearly 20-year fight to protect the red tree vole that has lost 65% of its Oregon Coast old-growth habitat to logging and wildfire.

The latest lawsuit is part of nearly 20-year fight to protect the red tree vole that has lost 65% of its Oregon Coast old-growth habitat to logging and wildfire Conservation groups are again going to court as part of a nearly two-decade-long fight to protect a small forest-dwelling rodent native to....

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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].