Sydney Timm performed 11 pieces in Italian, German, and English — then surprised her grandmother with a birthday sing-along.
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Sydney Timm performed 11 pieces in Italian, German, and English — then surprised her grandmother with a birthday sing-along.
The intersection at 21st Avenue and Main Street will become a 4-way stop starting Wednesday. New stop signs will have orange flags for visibility.
A Banks High School senior and a Banks Middle School eighth grader are the latest Youth Citizens of the Month from the Rotary Club of Forest Grove.
The 2026 short session that began in early February ended on Friday in a flurry of final votes that will impact Oregonians in every corner of the state
A house fire displaces three on A Street, the Aquatic Center is closing for months of upgrades, and here are the candidates running in the May 2026 primary election.
The embattled industrial tycoon (and former owner of the Forest Grove News-Times) now faces a $13.9 million penalty from the Oregon Department of State Lands for failure to fill a gaping hole in the floor of the Willamette River.
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The pool will close March 16 through early June for pool deck replacement, locker room updates, and plumbing upgrades — the second consecutive spring shutdown for the aquatic center.
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden will hold a Washington County town hall on Saturday, March 14, at Century High School in Hillsboro.
A sinister villain, a parade, a fiddling contest and more marked the gay nineties shindig every year in Forest Grove. Meanwhile in Gales Creek, a historic review and a Sahnow is honored.
In the month of February 2026, the Forest Grove Police Department serviced 1,570 calls total, with an average of 56 calls per day. This and more in the stats for the second month of the year.
Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici will hold four town hall meetings across Oregon’s First Congressional District in March, including one in Hillsboro.
Once signed into law, Senate Bill 1599 would move date Oregonians can vote on gas tax and transportation fee hikes
Two residents were treated for smoke inhalation and three people were displaced after a fire broke out on the second floor of a home on A Street Sunday evening.
This week: The tale of Dinky-Poo the cat, Tillamook Forest Center reopens March 4 for 20th anniversary season, Forage Grove opening and more. www.newsinthegrove.com/forest-grove...
Alpacas, live music, tastings and food specials will mark the ribbon cutting of Forage Grove, a new food hall and taproom created from the combined efforts of Pelagic Brewing and Comida KIN.
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In 1976, Dinky-Poo marched into multiple businesses on A Street, winning the hearts — and some irritation — of local business owners.
More than 60 events this week: FGHS Viking Theatre continues The Diary of Anne Frank, the community Seed Swap returns, the Marketing for Growth conference comes to Pacific University, and live music fills the calendar.
An abandoned house was destroyed by fire near Banks on Tuesday evening, closing a mile-long stretch of the highway for nearly two hours.
Forest Grove Fire & Rescue said a structure fire near Highway 47 has resulted in a highway closure between Greenville Road and Dierickx Road.
This week: Fire damages trailer at Clean Water Services facility in Forest Grove, Rotary Club honors five area students, and parking fees coming to Banks-Vernonia State Trail.
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Only the Banks Trailhead will require a $10 parking permit when 22 Oregon state parks begin charging on March 30. Click to read now.
State health officials declared a measles outbreak Thursday following five confirmed cases in Oregon. The Oregon Health Authority launched a wastewater dashboard to monitor spread. Click to read now.
Republicans who didn't attend a Senate floor session on Wednesday, delaying a vote on many bills, returned Thursday. Click to read now.
No one was injured after a contractor’s construction trailer was damaged by fire at the Clean Water Services facility on Fern Hill Road on Wednesday evening. Click to read now.
Republicans last staged a quorum-denying walkout in 2023, protesting legislation on abortion access and preventing gun violence Click to read now.
Ice and snow knocked out power to hundreds of rural residents. While many have seen service restored, PGE estimates restoration by noon Thursday for dozens more. Click to read now.
Bonanza in Gales Creek gets an expansion. Copeland reps leave a city council meeting, furious that their trademark orange building has been banned and more in the news of the 1970s! Click to read now.
Several bus routes are on snow routes Thursday morning due to weather conditions. Click to read now.
