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Dec 06, 2019 Sherwood Gazette - News

Students rally behind 11-year-old with heart defect

Meanwhile, Sherwood High School as well as Sherwood and Laurel Ridge middle schools adopt their own 'Sparrows'

Oct 29, 2019 Sherwood Gazette - News

Library a hub of activity in Sherwood

The Sherwood Public Library depends on volunteers to keep the 'community living room' running.

Sep 30, 2019 Sherwood Gazette - News

Wine crafted to celebrate a daughter, honor a father

Et Fille Winery's Gabriella Pinot Noir honors a 'miracle baby' and her grandfather.

Sherwood Gazette News

Forest Grove mayor is next Washington County Forum speaker

Sherwood Gazette - News

Pete Truax, who has been mayor for 10 years, will appear Jan. 27. Others lined up are Beaverton's Denny…
Washington County weighs higher levy for public safety

Sherwood Gazette - News

Board meeting Jan. 28 will consider five-year amounts for libraries, public safety on the May 19 ballot.…
King Day speakers: Look to yourselves for leadership on racial…

Sherwood Gazette - News

Urban League president, at Hillsboro celebration of civil rights leader, echoes Barack Obama: 'We cannot wait…
Washington County King Day celebration will feature Urban League…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The 17th annual event by the Human Rights Council is 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 18, at Walters Cultural Arts…
Young elected officials and others will discuss political…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Washington County Public Affairs Forum program Jan. 20 will feature Metro councilor, Tigard-Tualatin School…
Les AuCoin hopes memoir inspires, removes 'shackles'

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Former congressman who led the way for Democrats to win in Washington County writes about joy and pain in a…
Open seats draw competitors in Washington County districts

Beaverton Valley Times - News

One senator seeks statewide office; three representatives are retiring after a decade or more of service.…
Three Washington County offices draw two candidates each so far

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Commissioner Rogers, Sheriff Garrett both have challengers; two have filed for District 1 commissioner…
Local band The Macks move to Eugene, release second album, 'Yup'

Sherwood Gazette - News

Last summer, the homegrown Sherwood band toured 30 cities in 40 days, sacrificing two vans along the way but…
Sherwood Hobby Lobby set to open Feb. 24, will hire up to 50…

Sherwood Gazette - News

Located in the old Haggen Grocery building, the store is currently seeking employee applications.
Public pension system is focus of next Washington County Forum

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Oregon PERS director, Hillsboro School District official will discuss what the multibillion-dollar unfunded…
Bonamici in majority on House vote to require congressional OK…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Four Oregon Democrats vote yes, lone Republican no, on largely party-line vote. Senate, with a Republican…
Sherwood school bands growing big

Sherwood Gazette - News

Boosters ensure high school and middle school bands have funding to perform.
Three years later, Sherwood's Citizens University still a hit

Sherwood Gazette - News

The biannual program on civics, city governance will hold classes once again this spring
Internet crusader to speak on harmful effects of social media

Sherwood Gazette - News

Youth advocate Collin Kartchner will speak at area schools and the Sherwood Center for the Arts on Jan. 21-22.
Cultural Coalition announces grants to Washington County…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Three dozen groups will share $55,650 from the Oregon Cultural Trust, which reserves 25% of its grant money…
Washington County gets interim director of assessment and…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Margaret Garza, business manager since 2001, will take over temporarily when Rich Hobernicht retires Jan. 24…
Impeachment process is focus of next Washington County forum

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Speaker is Stephen Kanter, retired law school dean at Lewis & Clark College, will speak at the Jan. 6 event…
Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue recruiting new volunteers

Beaverton Valley Times - News

The fire agency is holding an open house to recruit new volunteers for two different positions.
Sherwood music teacher acquitted of sex crimes

Sherwood Gazette - News

A Washington County judge found Christopher Griffin not guilty of all charges.
Les Schwab Tire Centers considering $3 billion sale

Business Tribune - News

Bend corporation shareholders say they're 'excited about the future' as Goldman Sachs Group works on possible…
Bob Davis retires as Washington County administrator

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Employed for 36 years, including 20 as assistant administrator and 13 in the top job, he is honored by county…
Three Washington County government retirees are honored

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Their combined county experience exceeds 75 years. They are Administrator Bob Davis; Rich Hobernicht,…
Sheriff discusses traffic-stop data for Washington County

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Pat Garrett, in session with county commissioners, says staff will look at why Hispanic drivers got tickets…
Blumenauer, Bonamici among House Democrats who negotiated…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Oregon had two of nine members of working group that Speaker Pelosi named to craft a version of the agreement…
TVF&R firefighter hospitalized after falling from ladder

Sherwood Gazette - News

The incident occurred in Sherwood, during a response to an emergency medical call, the agency says.
Man accused of abuse during massage in Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - News

A client of Massage Envy said Gregory Rice touched her unlawfully, police say.
Blaze destroys home on Ladd Hill Road near Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - News

Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue reports that the home on Southwest Ladd Hill Road was destroyed. No injuries…
Experts identify quality of life, workforce training as keys to…

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Westside Economic Alliance forum hears from a panel that says cheap land and utilities take a back seat to…
New Sherwood economic development manager sees opportunity

Sherwood Gazette - News

Bruce Coleman most recently worked at L.A.-area city to attract medical services, hospitals
Washington County animal shelter is focus of next forum

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Manager Randy Covey will speak at Washington County Public Affairs Forum on Dec. 16 about how the shelter…
Washington County board names interim administrator

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Former Tualatin manager Stephen Rhodes will succeed Robert Davis upon his retirement Dec. 31.
Tree lighting draws hundreds to Old Town Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - News

The annual event culminated with the arrival of Santa, and with the flip of a switch, the tree illuminated
Washington County joins Multnomah County in wood-burning bans

Portland Tribune - News

Regional advisory for air stagnation in effect through Friday and could be extended depending on weather.
Career education is focus of next Washington County Forum

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Dec. 9 program will feature state Rep. Sollman, Hillsboro Chamber coordinator, Hillsboro school officials to…
New school means new boundaries in Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - News

The Sherwood School District is asking for community input on school boundary changes.

Regional News

Activists say beloved Portland tree doomed by development

Portland Tribune - News
Man with gun threatens food cart worker, police say

Portland Tribune - News
CCSO: Damascus bookkeeper embezzles $500,000 from nursery

Clackamas Review - News
Jeremy Christian's defense could surprise in TriMet killings case

Portland Tribune - News
PPB: 'Dramatic increase' in theft of catalytic converters

Portland Tribune - News
Bonamici, DeFazio decry refugee camp conditions on border

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Supreme Court ruling could alter energy projects

Portland Tribune - News
Portland's African American paper shifts to digital

Portland Tribune - News
A Gresham bank worker gave a man $20. Then she was fired

Portland Tribune - News
Kotek: Expand tolls plan to I-205, I-5 at Wilsonville

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon AG joins lawsuit to block food stamp changes

Portland Tribune - News
Rukaiyah Adams ties King's legacy to Albina vision

Portland Tribune - News
Fire district: Beaverton High School blaze caused by failing refrigerator

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Oregon Republicans take wary peek at new carbon reduction plans

Portland Tribune - News
Shirley's Tippy Canoe destroyed in Friday morning blaze

Gresham Outlook - News
Gresham-based farm advocate to represent state at convention

Gresham Outlook - News
I-5 Rose Quarter project cost balloons to near $795 million

Portland Tribune - News
Horner takes helm at key Portland housing nonprofit

Portland Tribune - News

A TRIBUTE TO VETERANS

Portrait of service

Woodburn Independent - News
Covert missions in Laos lead to postwar problems

Portland Tribune - Features
Club officer in charge of morale, not morals

Portland Tribune - Features
What was it like to be at Omaha Beach on D-Day?

Portland Tribune - Features
Molalla man has spent nearly 40 years helping soldiers

Portland Tribune - Features
Navy provides fulfilling 23-year career for Warren woman

Portland Tribune - Features
Wilsonville veteran participates in night raids over Japan

Portland Tribune - Features
Loop discovers all he needs in a 'big book'

Portland Tribune - Features
Army Ranger hit with shrapnel that felt like 'bad bee sting'

Portland Tribune - Features
Only a stroke could ground this fighter pilot

Portland Tribune - Features
Exploring the world through military service

Portland Tribune - Features
Stake out a spot to watch Veterans Day parade

Portland Tribune - Features
Father inspired Estacada resident toward lifetime of service

Portland Tribune - Features
Service and sacrifice of veterans goes beyond the battlefield

Portland Tribune - Features
Beaverton vet heads up active support organization

Portland Tribune - Features

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Sports

Sherwood boys get defensive in win over Vikings

January 18, 2020 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

The Bowmen also sink nine 3-pointers in their 57-32 Pacific Conference victory

Sherwood tops Century in wrestling battle

January 16, 2020 The Times - Sports Dan Brood

The Bowmen move to 2-1 in Pacific Conference matches with their 37-33 victory

Sherwood youth lacrosse sets spring season sign-ups

The Times - Sports

Registration runs through Feb. 17 for players in grades K-8, free new-player clinic offered
Sherwood wrestlers battle at Idaho tourney

The Times - Sports

Bowmen junior Bryan Cuthbertson places third at 220 pounds in the 79-team event
Sherwood boys step up in tournament victory

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen turn to 3-point shooting and defense in their 72-45 win over De La Salle
Sherwood girls battle, but fall to Blues

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen lose to St. Mary's in the Nike Interstate Shootout fourth-place game
Sherwood girls hustle to tourney win

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen hit the boards hard in their Nike Interstate Shootout victory over Jackson
Sherwood boys step up to get first win

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen, shining on defense, score a 66-40 non-league victory over Lincoln
Sherwood girls to boast new look this season

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen are ready to work hard going into the 2019-20 Pacific Conference campaign
Sherwood takes fourth in season-opening tournament

The Times - Sports

Bowmen crown four individual champions at the Tyrone S. Woods Memorial tourney
Sherwood boys look to keep moving up

The Times - Sports

The talented Bowmen squad is taking high hopes into the 2019-20 basketball season
Bowmen players earn boys soccer honors

The Times - Sports

Three Sherwood stars are selected to the All-Pacific Conference second team
Sherwood girls dominate soccer all-star list

The Times - Sports

Lady Bowmen senior forward Loma McNeese is the Pacific Conference Player of the Year
Sports Talk: Mountainside shocks Tigard 11/21/19

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Episode 2: Huge upsets, season-ending shout-outs, and more as Matt wraps up the playoffs.
Sherwood players earn volleyball honors

The Times - Sports

Lady Bowmen libero Piper Harrop is named to the All-Pacific Conference first team
Sherwood, Tigard, Tualatin set for Round 2 challenges

The Times - Sports

The Tigers and Timberwolves will both be playing at home, Bowmen to travel to West Linn
Sherwood runners cap strong season at state

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen boys finish fifth, girls take 12th at the Class 6A cross country championships
Sherwood Youth Soccer team earns its shot

The Times - Sports

The squad will play in a 2019 Fall OYSA Founders Cup quarterfinal match on Saturday
Sports Talk: A new podcast with Host Matt Singledecker 11/14/19

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

With playoffs looming, get the latest updates and an insider's perspective on local sports with veteran sports writer Matt Singledecker
Sherwood girls tipped on last-minute goal

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen fall to West Salem in a Class 6A state playoff quartefinal thriller
Motivated Sherwood smacks McNary

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen power their way to a 49-7 in the Class 6A first-round state playoff contest
Sherwood teams triumph at district meet

The Times - Sports

Both Bowmen cross country squads advance to compete at the Class 6A state championships
Sherwood tops Lakers in overtime thriller

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen get a 4-2 win to advance to Saturday's quarterfinal round of the state playoffs
Sherwood rolls in conference football finale

The Times - Sports

The Bowmen get a 49-13 victory at Century to finish the regular season with a 7-2 record
Sherwood rallies back to stun Clackamas

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen come back to get a five-set victory in the Class 6A state playoff contest
Sherwood girls roll in conference finale

The Times - Sports

The Lady Bowmen are now taking high aspirations into the Class 6A state playoffs

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Opinion

Farris: On the Refuge in November

November 01, 2019 Sherwood Gazette - Opinion Pam Farris, Friends of the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge

'The trail through the oak savanna to the river and into the forest is always open and waiting for you.'

Buck: YMCA is about more than health and fitness

November 01, 2019 Sherwood Gazette - Opinion Ryan Buck

'Our current form is one of the oldest national charities disguised as a fitness facility.'

Frazier: Candidates should be willing to take risks

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'After all, the nation and Oregon don't need leaders who thinks 'winning' is synonymous with governing.'
Spurling: Want to give back to Sherwood schools? Make a pledge

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'The Sherwood Education Foundation and the student volunteers appreciate you taking the call.'
Reynolds: Early farming implements donated to historical society

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'We had been waiting for a year for these gems to come all the way from Joseph, Oregon.'
Burton: Breakfast, the most important meal of the day

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'The difficulty is in finding ways to eat a healthier breakfast and doing it consistently.'
Kearsley: Express your support for local business community

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'Find a way to support them by attending their events, hiring their employees and holiday shopping in their stores.'
Cordie: New year brings transformation for Sherwood schools

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'The adjustment of school attendance boundaries is never an easy process...'
Kane: The war for talent in suburbia

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'The bottom line is that when you're in the suburbs, the talent pool can be limited...'
Our Opinion: Battered but unbowed in our mission

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

We know the newspaper business is looking ragged. But we're staying in the fight.
ENDORSEMENT: Natural areas need voters' support

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Metro is an awkward, maybe even overstuffed bureaucracy. But Measure 26-203 does good things. We recommend a yes vote.
Letters to the Editor: October 2019

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Readers write in about the Langer's development, pay-to-play in politics and more.
Reynolds: The Muralt Meat Market

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'The Morback Museum is open Wednesday and Saturday 1 to 4 p.m., and we're collectin' history.'
Farris: On the Refuge in October

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'The weather is cooler, the days are usually sunny and dry, and the winter rains are still in the future.'
Neumann: A history of the Sherwood Education Foundation

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'The Sherwood Education Foundation's continued success is only made possible by your support.'
Our Opinion: Transparency loses a champion in Oregon

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Ginger McCall, the state's public records advocate, is leaving her office over political pressure.
Our Opinion: Get ready, because there's construction ahead

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Work on Tualatin-Sherwood Road is sure to be a nuisance. But the payoff will last longer.
Reynolds: Middleton Pickle Factory and its legacy in Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'It was a simple feature article, but it speaks volumes about the history of our area.'
Buck: YMCA Adventure Guides connect parents and children

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'...A journey of friendship and discovery, with the child as the explorer and the parent as the guide.'
Kearsley: Lions, gazelles and chambers, oh my

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'The idea that we must constantly be on the move is a generally accepted truism of success.'
Farris: On the Refuge in September

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'It's a great time to walk the trails before the seasonal trail closes for the winter.'
Frazier: We're an American family. Let's start acting like one

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'We need to see past traditional notions of what makes two people become more than strangers.'
Kane: Genetic testing poses major risk for medical ID theft

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'Genetic testing is not covered by Medicare insurance unless deemed a medical necessity by a doctor.'
Early: Ballot measures would make PERS problems worse

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

'These proposed ballot initiatives will only do harm to the pension system and the people who are counting on it.'
Letters to the editor

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Topics include Roy Rogers Road, cyber-bulling, proposed new fun center in Sherwood.
Fringe-group values show up at county GOP meeting

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

The time has come to find common middle ground, the way Oregon is famous for doing.

Features

Newberg Public Library's film night: 'The Forgotten Eagles'

January 10, 2020 Beaverton Valley Times - Features Gabby Urenda

'The Forgotten Eagles' tells the story of the 'Aztec Eagle' aviators. The pilots helped the United States during WWII.

A&E podcast: Special guests I Sing Choir 11-15-19

November 14, 2019 Sherwood Gazette - Features Pamplin Media Group

NEW: Listen to the Washington County A&E Guide, a new podcast with host Gabby Urenda that puts the westside's vibrant art scene in the spotlight.

People of Providence - Meet Marian O. Hodges

Portland Tribune - Features

The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon
Northwest Quilting Expo opens at Portland Expo Center

Portland Tribune - Features

The largest indoor quilting show in the Pacific Northwest returns with new tips, trick and tools.
Community calendar: Week of Aug. 21

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Find fun, arts, music, education and entertainment for all ages in Washington County.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Party on!

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Pick up print edition of The Times or Washington County Times for map and schedule of events.
Head out yonder for String Summit

Portland Tribune - Features

18th annual festival at Horning's Hideout offers finest in bluegrass, jam band, rock, folk, and funk styles
Dance to the power of 10

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Annual 10 Tiny Dances hits Beaverton on Saturday; performers rotate from stage to stage throughout.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
People of Providence - Meet Walter J. Urba, M.D., Ph.D.

Portland Tribune - Features

SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Songbirds, nature lovers flock together in May at Refuge

Regal Courier - Features

Sprint is the right time to find out what's viewable, and enjoyable, at the Refuge.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Dance done right

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Local students will hit the stage at Portland State University in May for a production of The Portland Ballet.
Culture & Community

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

Applications accepted for the 2019 Beaverton Arts Mix event, also known as BAM!
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Out and About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A listing of theater, arts and musical events, along with things to do, throughout our communities.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A collection of theater, art, music and things-to-do listings throughout our community.
Out & About

Beaverton Valley Times - Features

A look at the arts, entertainment and fun events on the calendar throughout our region.
People of Providence - Meet Lisa Vance

Portland Tribune - Features

The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon
People of Providence - Meet Robert F. (Bob) Dwyer Jr.

Portland Tribune - Features

SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon

Wheels

Car Events: Feb. 20-July 12

January 20, 2020 Jim Redden

Automotive-related activities in the greater Portland area, including shows, cruise ins, swap meets, and more

GMC unveils all-new 2021 Yukon full-size SUV

January 20, 2020 Jeff Zurschmeide

For the first time ever, GMC is offering the Yukon with an AT4 off-road package including underbody skid plates, recovery tow hooks, hill descent control and a special off-road driving mode.

2020 Mercedes GLB250: Boxy Benz

Upright styling gives M-B's new compact crossover a lot of interior room without compromsiing performance
2020 Nissan Titan is a solid truck with a big V8

Nissan has refreshed the 2020 Titan in a smart way, focusing on the things that matter to stay competitive
Riding into retirement

After 56 years of doing business in Woodburn, Taylor Honda owners have retired
2020 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro 4X4: Toughest truck?

The best selling midsize is facing new competition, putting its reputation to the test
Celebrated Portland racing driver Gary Bockman passes away

When Portland International Raceway's future was questioned by Mayor Tom Potter in 2005, Bockman led the formation of Friends of PIR, a non-profit…
Subaru goes upscale with 2020 Legacy sedan

If you're looking for a midsize sedan, others cost about the same but offer much less for the money.
2020 Mazda3 AWD Hatchback: Affordable sophistication

The refined compact continues to mature and reward drivers with quality and performance
2020 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody is the fastest sedan in the world

The truth is that you really can use the Charger Hellcat as an ultimate hot rod and as your daily family car with no compromises, except perhaps at…
2020 Toyota RAV4 XSE Hybrid AWD: The new Northwest favorite

The compact crossover boast bold styling, a high quality interior, great mileage and all-wheel-drive for slippery conditions.
We drive Subaru's limited-edition hot rod STI S209 - very carefully

If you want the most outrageous STI on the market, be prepared to spend $63,995.
2019 Genesis G80 AWD 3.3T Sport: The real deal

Genesis proves it can compete with the best sport sedans in the world for thousands less.
Toyota's redesigned Highlander midsize SUV offers more value than ever

Choices include gas-powered or hybrid, front-wheel-drive or more different all-wheel-drive systems than offered by competitors.
USAC Quarter Midgets joing 2020 Grand Prix

The USAC dirt and pavement series features drivers ages 5 and up looking to climb the ladder as the next stars of their sport.
2019 Lexus IS350 AWD F Sport: More sports car than sedan

The compact Lexus sedan is a fun daily driver, especially when equipped with the option F Sport handling package.
Mazda's all-new 2020 CX-30 is a premium SUV at an economy price

A surprisingly roomy small crossover that's fun to drive and loaded with premium touches for a great price.
2020 Chevrolet Silverado HD was made for towing

The bottom line on the all-new 2020 Chevrolet Silverado is that there's never been a better truck for pulling heavy loads.