Environment
Recreational Vehicles & Motor Homes Allowed At Job Sites But No Where Else In City
Column: The Real Story When the City of Hillsboro recently passed Ordinance 6397, allowing corporations to host RVs (trailers/motor...
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Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District Seeks Board Officers
Editors Note: Posted from a Press Release - Readers should look closely at the information and opportunity. Tualatin Soil and...
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1880s Farm House Tries To Hang On Against Industrial Onslaught
Column: The Real Story - Dirk Knudsen The Hillsboro Herald and our staff often take on stories designed to make...
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Hillsboro Quickly Becoming A Regional Heat Island As Massive Construction Projects Boom
The Real Story: Column by Dirk Knudsen June 26th - June 28th were the three most miserable days of all...
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Lack Of Housing Tied To Root Cause Of Hillsboro Homelessness
HH Column: The Real Story; Dirk Knudsen, Editor The crisis of homelessness burns on here in Hillsboro and all surrounding...
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Big Hole In Downtown Hillsboro Just Won’t Dry Up
The big hole in the ground at 4th and Main is the underground garage and basement for the new Merrill...
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Local Boy And Hillsboro Resident Looks At Hillsboro At 20 Years
Author’s Note: Welcome to Hillsboro@20, a weekly recount of my thoughts and experiences as a 20-year-old living in Hillsboro, OR....
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Breaking Down INTEL’s $700 Million Dollar Announcement
Editors Note: The Hillsboro Herald is excited to welcome aboard local journalist Ben Vandehey (Glencoe 2020) who will be writing...
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Evening Grosbeaks Make Annual Return To Old Orenco
In historic Old Orenco, it is the time of year that an annual migration brings one of the most beautiful...
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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...
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