Housing
Oregonian Ad From 1913 Touts Hillsboro Opportunity
The Morning Oregonian May 24, 1913 In 1913 the Oregonian featured an advertisement on the charming little town of Hillsboro,...
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Open Door Housing Makes Huge Impact On Houselessness
The Real Story is a Column by Dirk Knudsen. It contains information and opinions. It asks questions and, when available,...
Read moreSafe Rest Pods Coming To Hillsboro To Help Homeless Issues
By the end of September, the Hillsboro community will have an important first step in the battle to deal with...
Read moreLack Of Housing Tied To Root Cause Of Hillsboro Homelessness
The Real Story is a Column by Dirk Knudsen. It contains information and opinions. It asks questions and, when available,...
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City Moves Ahead With Shelter Planning On Edge Of Town
Column: The Real Story- by Dirk Knudsen; Editor G Earth Photo with Notations The Hillsboro Herald has been a leader...
Read moreHousing Hillsboro Public Meeting Tomorrow Includes Explanation Of Shelters City Wide
The Real Story is a Column by Dirk Knudsen. IT contains information and opinions. It asks questions and, when available...
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Housing Hillsboro Meetings On Tap To Discuss Missing Middle Housing Options
Hillsboro will pick up the pace on the adoption of the Senate Bill 2001 rules in the next two weeks...
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The City Of Hillsboro Approves $48 Million Dollars Of Tax Payer Money To Develop Industrial Lands
The Real Story is a Column by Dirk Knudsen. IT contains information and opinions. It asks questions and when available...
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The Changing Face Of Downtown At 4th And Main
A longtime, familiar structure along downtown Hillsboro's Main Street is gone. At this time, a crew is disposing of the...
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Despite Rampant Sales Traffic Concerns Manifest In Highly Touted South Hillsboro
Before you all clobber me for this story, please understand my history with the South Hillsboro area and the lands...
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