First Black Graduate Speaks About Hillsboro In the 1950s
Editors Note: At the bottom of this article, you will see an update posted on 3/5/2023- We hope you read ...
Tag: History
Ghosts Of Christmas Past Remind Of Us A Simpler Time In Hillsboro
The Real Story is a Column by Dirk Knudsen. It contains information and opinions. It asks questions and, when available, ...
Historic Orenco Church Open To All At UUCCWC Equinox Event
This Sunday is the Equinox, and the UUCCWC Church in Orenco, Oregon, is hosting a celebration and welcoming all to ...
Historians Meet On The Tualatin Plains At Annual Meeting
This past Saturday was a hot one, hitting 95 degrees. That did not stop over 50 residents of our town ...
Seeing The Signs In Hillsboro After A Very Long Week
Column: The Real Story- by Dirk Knudsen; Editor What you are about to read are the events of one week ...
Saving Local Camas Meadow An Opportunity For The Future
Editors Note: The following story is printed by the Herald in order to educate our readers and the citizens of ...
As Weil’s Building Goes Down An Amazing Glimpse Of The Past Appears
By now you should have all heard the story of the Weil's Department Store fire that rocked our city on ...
Meet The Fabulous Mooberrys Of Washington County Who Set The Educational Bar
Editors Note: This story was written by Liza Schade, one of the best historians living in the NW, and her ...
Shute Park And Shute Road: What’s In A Name?
John Wright Shute, circa 1903 When the topic of ‘thing- and place names’ around Hillsboro is broached, one of the ...
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