Environment
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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Is INTEL Done With Oregon Growth?
On Friday INTEL issued a press release announcing the companies bigger endeavor in years. The people of Licking County, Ohio,...
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City Buys $3 Million Dollar Parcel On West Edge Of Town
It has been a busy year for the people of the City of Hillsboro, Oregon. This year the Herald has...
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Oregon Dept. Of Forestry Wants Your Input
The Oregon Department of Forestry is developing strategies as part of a new management plan for western Oregon's State-owned forests....
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The City Of Hillsboro Approves $48 Million Dollars Of Tax Payer Money To Develop Industrial Lands
Authors Note: This article contains facts and figures and my personal opinions. I hope you enjoy the story or at...
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Big Win For Future Council Creek Trail Between Hillsboro, Forest Grove
The eagerly awaited Council Creek Regional Trail to connect downtown Hillsboro, Cornelius, and Forest Grove just advanced mightily in its...
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Block 67 Focused On Housing As Massive Project Moves Ahead
City of Hillsboro planning and economic development staffers held an open house on September 16th online to go over their...
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City of Hillsboro Buying More Land For Industrial Users
By now the secret is out. The City of Hillsboro is the biggest player in the rampant drive to build...
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City Of Hillsboro Steps Up Big To Save Historic Orenco Elms
The City of Hillsboro has directed its Public Works Department to work with the Old Orenco neighbors and property owners...
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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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