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Jul 31, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - News

Brown: Wear masks in state buildings to combat rise of variant

State health officials brace for hundreds more cases each day as COVID-19 infections surge

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All Portland metro counties urge public to wear face masks

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Coronavirus infection numbers are spiking again, leading public health officials to reiterate calls for…
Brown: Students, teachers, state employees, office visitors must…

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UPDATE: The Oregon governor announces new mask requirements over two days to slow the spread of COVID-19 .
Oregon once again tops 1,000-per-day COVID cases.

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Some rural counties now surge ahead of metro area, where vaccination rates are higher.
COVID-exhausted Oregon swamped by virus surge

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State health officials push to vaccinate more people each day as delta variant cases increase.
Oregon Health Authority: Everyone should wear masks indoors

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State health officials change recommendations after meeting with Oregon Gov. Kate Brown.
Gov. Brown: Oregon leads push for carbon-free power

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Ceremony on Portland's 'Electric Island' recognizes package of bills that also aid low-income households.
WashCo to pay former employee $160k in discrimination settlement

Sherwood Gazette - News

Glenda Quezada allegedly faced race discrimination, hostile workplace and retaliation working for the county.
Rising delta variant tosses wrench into state's COVID fight

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Health officials battling both vaccine hesitancy and 'a stubborn foe' in the virus
Washington County OKs new addiction treatment center

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The next step will be finding a prime location within the county's already competitive market
Oregon pushes to help people find jobs as federal benefits end

Sherwood Gazette - News

In-person meetings will supplement telephone calls and online help for job seekers in a recovering economy.
Hotter, bigger, faster: Oregon faces historic fire season

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Governor, officials push for more preparedness as huge fires burn hundreds of acres, COVID variant looms.
Redistricting fight begins with Dems battling Dems

Sherwood Gazette - News

In one corner is an unhappy congressional delegation; in other corner is deal-making House Speaker Tina Kotek
OLCC to become Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission

Sherwood Gazette - News

Name change recognizes new responsibilities under legislation from House Bill 3000
Scoggins Dam upgrade delayed

Sherwood Gazette - News

The three options to make the dam seismically safe are more expensive than the project team initially thought.
'Giddy with anticipation': WashCo Fair performers eager to return

Sherwood Gazette - News

After traveling performers' shows were canceled for more than a year, the Washington County Fair marks a…
Women, minorities, young affected most in pandemic downturn

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Employment Department report finds implications for Oregon economic recovery now under way.
Gaston Fire offers two-day academy for women

Sherwood Gazette - News

The program exposes women to fire service jobs and vast firefighting career opportunities.
Sherwood welcomes new interim high school principal

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Adam Mitchell takes the helm at Sherwood High School, replacing Melissa Baran.
Oregon Planned Parenthood leaders on victories from Salem to…

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An Do and Lindsey Sadlou reflect on acheivements made locally and at the Legislature on social equity.
Oregon Capitol opens to public for first time in 16 months

Sherwood Gazette - News

Self-guided tours will be allowed as visitor services and Capitol Bookstore reopen.
Pandemic makes a big impact on Oregon workforce

Sherwood Gazette - News

Survey says many Oregonians seek better opportunities, more job security as labor market heats up.
Hillsboro Chamber officially becomes 'Washington County Chamber'

Sherwood Gazette - News

After a member vote, the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce changed its name to the 'Washington County Chamber of…
Extreme heat, early wildfires part of 'new normal,' experts say

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More than 800 people sought help from heat-related medical issues; heat wave added to 18 months of…
Students will (not quite) fill halls of new Sherwood High in fall

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The coronavirus pandemic fouled the 2020-21 school year for which it was scheduled to open.
Broadway Rose reopens to live audiences

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The Tigard-based theater company opens with 'Analog & Vinyl,' its first live performance in 16 months.
Washington County Fair returns with some pandemic-related changes

Sherwood Gazette - News

Fair officials say people can expect the fair to feature most of the fun, food and activities as in previous…
Wilsonville lawmaker recaps legislative session

Sherwood Gazette - News

Rep. Courtney Neron focused on education, child care and other pressing issues
Free virtual marketing workshop offered to local businesses

Sherwood Gazette - News

National advertising expert Mike Blinder will host a 45-minute workshop on Wednesday, July 14, at 9 a.m.,…
Oregon lawmakers pump money, oversight into health care

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Residents will have to wait to see whether increased spending and regulation will yield results.
DIY photog studio 'Selfie WRLD' comes to Oregon

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Washington Square newest shop lets visitors pose in ultimate DIY photography studio.
Prayer vigil for Ralph Brown set for July 11

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The event will be held at 1 p.m. at the United Church of Christ in Forest Grove. Brown has been missing since…
Move Idaho border? Not so fast, say many Oregonians

Sherwood Gazette - News

Greater Idaho movement finds some support, and some opposition, in latest Oregon Values poll.
Beaverton Chamber officials resigned amid possible Hillsboro…

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Personnel disputes and frustrations with leadership may have hindered merger discussions between the two…
Oregon minimum wage jumps to $14 an hour in Portland area

Sherwood Gazette - News

Entry-level workers in the metro area just got a 75-cent raise, but those outside the Portland region will…
What went wrong? Few answers as 'terrifying' heat slays 116

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The Oregon State Medical Examiner released another stark tally of those who perished during the historic heat…
Grocers push to put liquor sales on 2022 ballot

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A majority of Oregonians support a proposal to sell liquor in grocery stores, but two previous ballot fights…

Regional News

Oregon Health Authority: Everyone should wear masks indoors

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Hillsboro hires first diversity, equity and inclusion leader

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Portland actor recalls sharing stage with Nic Cage in 'Pig'

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Police: Man shot dead outside Hillsboro 'mystery' bar

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Portland fencer Mariel Zagunis takes fifth at Tokyo Olympics

Portland Tribune - News
Cities press lawmakers to intervene in Aurora Airport row

Portland Tribune - News
All Portland metro counties urge public to wear face masks

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Crews fight six-acre blaze on Mount Hood by Government Camp

Portland Tribune - News
Multnomah Sheriff selects first woman as second in command

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Third lawsuit accuses Oregon labor bureau of discrimination

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Gov. Brown: Oregon lawmakers step up on wildfire challenges

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Beaverton investigating coach for alleged use of racial slur

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Unvaccinated? Multnomah County offers $150 for COVID jabs

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Homeless man dies two weeks after downtown Portland assault

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With heat rules adopted, farmworker advocates seek more change

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10 months after Riverside Fire, local family still homeless

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Portland's York statue toppled amid 'intimidating' vandalism

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Police: Gresham man shot in face on East Burnside Street

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Sports

Hops finish winning month with series win over Tri-City

August 02, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Sports Wade Evanson

Hillsboro takes four of seven from the Dust Devils and prepares for six with Vancouver this week.

Evanson: College football has become a headless snake

July 27, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Sports Wade Evanson

As Texas and Oklahoma prep to bolt for the SEC, no one has the game's best interests in mind.

Hops split tight series with second place Ems

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Standout Hillsboro starting pitching highlights series littered with one-run games.
Hops rebound with series win over rival Canadians

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Hillsboro wins four of six against Vancouver at home, heads to Eugene to face second place Ems.
Evanson: If Lillard goes, how will you treat him on the way out?

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Sources, including mine, say Lillard may want out, but how you feel about his departure could be iffy.
Volunteers needed for Cambia Portland Classic

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Portland Classic takes place September 13-19 at the Oregon Golf Club in West Linn. Volunteers are integral to the long-standing success…
Evanson column: Sorry Sha' Carri Richardson, rules are rules, like it or not

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The U.S. sprinter won't be in the Olympics because of a lapse in judgement, and that's how it should be.
Hops hurting after dropping four of six to last place Tri-City

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Hillsboro will host Vancouver for six games this week after falling hard to the last place Dust Devils.
Sherwood's Macklin Mucha loves golf, and winning

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The 6-year-old has won more than 25 tournaments since starting the game at the age of three.
Hops Weekly: Hops celebrate the Fourth with a barbecue, and win over Ems

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Hillsboro drops the first three, but answers with three of their own to salvage a split with Eugene.
Evanson: Moultrie's professional step, may be a step too far

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The 15-year-old Portland Thorns player made her debut last weekend, but is it for the best?
Local area girls hit the hardwood in state culminating events

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Beaverton, Tigard, Tualatin and Sherwood schools compete in year-end tourneys.
Beaverton woman to compete in Paralympic Games in Tokyo

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Eliana Mason will compete for Team USA's goalball team in the upcoming Paralympic games in Tokyo this summer.
Evanson: It's official, I'm hate-watching the NBA...and proud of it

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

With little left to root for, I've found myself rooting against everyone. Well, almost.
Sherwood comeback equals defeat for Forest Grove, 39-30

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Vikings lead for much of the game before the Bowmen rally behind freshman Ava Heiden.
Preps: Brackets set for culminating hoops event

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Games slated for June 22-24 at six Portland-area schools to cap season for Class 6A and 5A teams.
Evanson: The Blazers need Lillard more than Lillard needs the Blazers, and it's time the franchise recognize it

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

With the superstar's clock ticking, it's put-up or shut-up for Portland's front office.
Ethics of Summer Olympic Games called into question amid pandemic

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Beaverton native Mariel Zagunis is ready for another chance at gold, but is Japan ready to host the Games?
Top marks, times set at 6A Showcase meet

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Top performers include Lake Oswego's Brahe-Pedersen, Franklin's Ost and Robertson and Central Catholic's Shores
Slideshow: Prep track and field

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Photos by PMG's Jonathan House from Saturday's 6A Showcase meet held at Oregon City High School.
Evanson: Baseball is back on the Westside, and that's good for us all

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Hops return for the first time in over 600 days Tuesday night, and that's a win any way you slice it.
Hillsboro Hops all smiles at Media Day

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The minor league baseball franchise kicked-off the season with Media Day Monday, May 3.
Hillsboro Hops unveil 2021 roster, with returnees from past years

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Since the Hops now play at a higher level, fans will get to see stars of 2018 and 2019 again at Ron Tonkin Field.
Evanson: The state finally got it right with masks, but what took them so long?

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

If safety is our first priority, the governor's office and OHA need to do better for high school sports.
Hillsboro Hops to open season May 4

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Hops President KL Wombacher says they're planning to play in front of fans as COVID-19 restrictions ease.
Hillsboro Hops announce 2021 coaching staff

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Manager Vince Harrison headlines a list of newcoming coaches to the local minor league franchise.

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Opinion

Salinas: Congress must act to help obese Oregonians

July 30, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Opinion Andrea Salinas

State Rep. Andrea Salinas is a Democrat representing House District 38 in Lake Oswego and parts of Southwest Portland and Clackamas County.

Tsongas, Pang: Lawmakers must make toxic-free law a priority

July 23, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Opinion Theodora Tsongas and Jamie Pang

Dr. Theodora Tsongas is an environmental health scientist. Jamie Pang is the environmental health program director at Oregon Environmental Council.

Galvez: I must strive to take on social forces that undermine health

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Dr. Eva Galvez is a family medical care provider at the Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center in Hillsboro.
Opinion: Letting the garden teach me about my disabled child

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

If a tree or a plant is a little bit different, we don't call it disabled; we call it beautiful.
OPINION: Congress must take action to protect workers

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Jeff Merkley and Graham Trainor: '...Woefully outdated labor laws continue to undermine workers' rights.'
Opinion: An Oregon mom outlines the realities of â€˜Special Needs Worldâ€™

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

The web of bureaucracy that ensnares parents of disabled children is difficult for others to even imagine.
Time to move forward with plans for Sherwood West

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

The council must apply to Metro for approval to have the Sherwood West area officially brought inside city cimits.
Zoucha: Support candidates who push for a cleaner energy future

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Jack Zoucha of Wilsonville is the Oregon Institute of Technology's student president.
Marquis: Don't change rules on prison inmate voting rights

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Joshua Marquis of Astoria was Clatsop County district attorney from 1994 to 2018. He is active in the National District Attorneys…
Metz: Henry Kaiser was right, single-payer health care better for the nation

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Samuel Metz, MD, of Southwest Portland is vice president of Oregon Physicians for a National Health Program and a founding member of Mad As…
BBB: How to return to work at your small business

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Keylen Villagrana shares tips for businesses that are considering bringing workers back into the office.
Gordon: Got a COVID vaccination? You can thank research and science

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Ken Gordon is executive director of the Northwest Association of Biomedical Research.
Mayor to residents: Please don't light fireworks this year

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Beaverton mayor Lacey Beaty and Tigard state Rep. Dacia Grayber are urging residents to avoid fireworks this Fourth
Opinion: Oregon needs to get in front of climate catastrophe

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Jaime Mathis: State should continue passing bills like HB 2021-100% Equitable Energy for All
Make waves to protect coastal tide pools

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Carlie Davis: Reintroduce sea otters to help tame urchin population, protect kelp forests
Pulliam: Lawmakersâ€™ get failing grade on graduation requirements

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

MacKensey Pulliam of Sandy is co-founder of the Oregon Moms Union. She argues that Senate Bill 744 leaves some students behind.
Bates: Honor our veterans by supporting state capitolâ€™s Vietnam War Memorial

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Steve Bates of Boring is an honorary life member of the Vietnam Veterans of America and is a life member of the Associates of Vietnam…
Smock House has long, colorful back story

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Since 2003, the home has housed the Sherwood History Center, which has a collection of historic items and documents.
Sanchez, Salinas and Fettig: Donâ€™t disenfranchise people who want to vote

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Rep. Tawna Sanchez represents House District 43. Rep. Andrea Salinas represents House District 38. Amy Fettig is executive director of The…
Cruisin' Sherwood 2021: It's definitely happening!

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

The Les Schwab Cruisin' Sherwood Classic & Custom Car Show is set for Aug. 28 in Old Town Sherwood
Library open seven days a week again

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

The expansion includes browsing inside the library, checking out items, picking up holds and more.
Pham, Valderrama and Alonso Leon: Child care is unrecognized backbone of our economy

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

State Rep. Khanh Pham is represents House District 46 in Southeast Portland. Rep. Andrea Valderrama represents House District 47 in East…
Fruits: PERS Board must act to end continuing crisis

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Eric Fruits is vice president of research at Cascade Policy Institute, Oregon's free market public policy research organization. He has…
Readers' letters: Donâ€™t let legislation reduce our medical innovation

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Our readers sound off on ending the filibuster, medical research, vaccines, Portland-area highway tolls and child care concerns.
OPINION: Remembering the woods of my childhood

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Myrna Rudolph: 'I can smell the firs and the fragrant scents of the wildflowers and hear the birds calling to each other.'
Meiffren-Swango: Oregon canâ€™t wait another season for climate action

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Celeste Meiffren-Swango of Southeast Portland is state director for Environment Oregon.

Features

DIY photog studio 'Selfie WRLD' comes to Oregon

July 08, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Features Geoff Pursinger

Washington Square newest shop lets visitors pose in ultimate DIY photography studio.

Business News Update: Oilstop

June 23, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Features Suggested reading from Oilstop

Suggested reading brought to you by Oilstop: Oilstop celebrates Grand Opening in Sherwood with Free Gas

Second COVID case forces Oregon House to cancel session

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Lawmakers planned a full week of in-person votes; several people await COVID-19 test results.
Business News Update: New Smiles

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Suggested reading brought to you by New Smiles: One of the TOP EXPERT Implant Dentists in the United States is in Sherwood, Oregon
Providence Festival of Trees goes virtual with 'Home for the Holidays!'

Sherwood Gazette - Features

SPONSORED CONTENT: It's still as awesome as ever but just virtual. Check out the awe inspiring Christmas trees, attend the gala on…
Cat rescue organization will host holiday event

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Kittens and cats will be in attendance for cuddles; pet vendors on hand as well
Creative Impact Workshops aim to help artists and organizations

Sherwood Gazette - Features

This year, all workshops will be offered virtually via Zoom. The programs will also be available for free.
Sherwood Give n' Gobble goes virtual

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Participants will be encouraged to 'walk, run, jog, mosey or waddle' on their own from Nov. 21 to Dec. 1.
People of Providence - Meet Robin Henderson

Sherwood Gazette - Features

SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon. Learn how philanthropy is ensuring…
Washington County pumpkin patch farms adapting to COVID-19 rules

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Roloff Farms and Plumper Pumpkin Patch and Tree Farm are following Washington County's Phase 1 guidelines.
People of Providence - Meet Kevin J. Koomalsingh, M.D.

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SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon
Oregon Mandolin Orchestra posts online concerts for music lovers

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Due to COVID-19, the orchestra is posting concerts and performances online for others to enjoy.
Business News Update: Oregon Trail Recovery and Pacific Crest Trail Detox

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Suggested reading brought to you by Oregon Trail Recovery and Pacific Crest Trail Detox - helping people with addiction and recovery
Lake Oswego smoke/vape shop opens during pandemic

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Paradox, which has two other locations, opened in downtown Lake Oswego on March 30.
West Linn author memorializes labor rights pioneer

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Deborah Hopkinson's picture book, to be released in August, chronicles life of Frances Perkins
North Clackamas Christian School choir performs online

Sherwood Gazette - Features

State champions from last four years running united virtually to sing 'Nearer My God to Thee,' followed by 'Stand By Me'
Business News Update: Oregon Trail Recovery

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Suggested reading brought to you by Oregon Trail Recovery and Pacific Crest Trail Detox - helping people with addiction and recovery
Famous Portland drag show may close due to virus and other issues

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Due to the combination of COVID-19, rioting and homelessness, the famous drag show may close.
"Keep Classical Weird" podcast shows classical music in new light

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Casey Bozell's podcast examines the 'bizarre, eccentric and quirky parts' of the classical music world.
Mythical Mini Donuts brings sugary splendor to Sherwood & Newberg

Sherwood Gazette - Features

A George Fox student's two passions combine in a food stand dishing out doughnuts
Portland musician Michael Allen Harrison creates online content

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The longtime Portland musician has put videos and music online every day since the COVID-19 forced show cancellations
Tualatin cowboy poet Tom Swearingen writes first book

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The 106-page book titled, 'Reflection,' is a collection of 46 poems by Swearingen.
Portland's Rose City Rollers focus on safety as program reopens

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The organization is focused on safety first as program plans for resuming skating at The Hangar at Oaks Park.
Ovation Coffee & Tea brings a taste of Morocco to Lake Oswego

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The third location opened at the Mary's Woods retirement community last month.
A silent retirement: OBT's Capizzi marks end of 17-year career

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The principal dancer joined Oregon Ballet Theatre in 2003 and ended her tenure earlier this year.
Portland graphic novelist Greg Rucka's movie debuts on Netlix

Sherwood Gazette - Features

'The Old Guard' by Rucka is about immortal soldiers and includes famous faces like Charlize Theron.

Wheels

Mitsubishi: Updated Outlander plug-in hybrid for 2022

August 02, 2021 Jim Redden

Improved electric motor output and increased battery capacity promised in next model.

2022 Honda Civic: The best yet

July 30, 2021 Jim Redden

A complete redesign improves everything about the best-selling compact car in the country.

Brown: Students, teachers, state employees, office visitors must wear masks

UPDATE: The Oregon governor announces new mask requirements over two days to slow the spread of COVID-19 .
Stop buying gas with the 2021 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV

A compact crossiver with enough electric range for most daily drivers and all-wheel-drive for better traction.
Roofnest makes any SUV into an RV

If you're looking to get away this summer, a roof-mounted tent could be just the solution you've been looking for.
2021 Lexus RC 350 Black Line: Style and performance

The striking compact sports sedan stays competitive with the refined Lexus handling package.
Zero Motorcycles offer free test rides

Demonstrations of the all-electric bikes will be held in Tigard on Friday and Satuday, July 23 and 24.
2021 Lexus NX 300h: Aging gracefully

Hybrid economy and all-wheek-drive keeps the last generation luxury company SUV competitive in the hot market. segment
Cadillac CT5 is a mid-size sedan with full-scale luxury

The luxury family car can be ordered with a twin-turbocharged V6 that delivers real performance at a reasonable price.
Fogg Jr. wins 60th Rose Cup Race

Aurora driver wins main event, other locals shine as amateur racing tradition continues on July 11 at PIR.
2020 Nissan 370Z: Last chance for genuine old school

Buy one now because the aging but still fun to drive sports car will be replaced with a new version next year.
2021 Buick Encore GX offers more for your money

Although similar to Buick's original innovative subcompact Encore, the slightly larger GX version feels and drives like a more substantial SUV.
Last chance to get a Nissan 370Z

if you want a new or certified used classic Nissan sports car before they're gone forever into the collector market, the time buy one is now.
Off to the Rose Cup races!

After a one-year COVID-19 hiatus, Portland International Raceway welcomes the return of sports cars vying in 60th Rose Cup.
2020 McLaren GT: The no-compromise Grand Tourer

The sleek styling is only the beginning of the McLaren's radical approach to the traditional GT.
2021 Ford F-150: The best seller is even better

A complete redesigns improves the nation's leading pickup and adds new models, including a hybrid version with an onboard generator that can power a…
Submit your favorite road trip for chance to win free Nokian tires

One lucky driver who enters a road trip will be randomly chosen to win a set of tires from the tire manufacturer, and several runners-up will…
2021 Ford Mustang Mach 1: More than living up to its name

The new model is the most track-ready Mustang every produced, but it is still suitable for daily driving.