FOOD & DRINK
Ranch Pizza serving up slices during first Downtown Hillsboro Saturday Market
Downtown Hillsboro’s newest pizza spot is opening the oven to a world of flavor — with a side of ranch. Ranch Pizza will hold a grand opening ceremony at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 27, at its new location at 142 S.E. Second Ave. Organized by the Hillsboro Downtown Partnership, the event will take place during the year’s first Downtown Saturday Market. The Oregon pizza chain makes its way to the...
Forest Grove Farmers Market returns for 2024 season
As the spring sun shines and berries ripen, outdoor shopping — and community gathering — is returning to the heart of Forest Grove. The Forest Grove Farmers Market is back for its 2024 season starting May 1, bringing together local farmers, artisans and food enthusiasts in the city’s downtown every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m. Offering an outlet to strengthen community partnerships and provide access to local products, nonprofit...
New food carts featuring ice cream, Philly cheesesteaks open in Tigard's Universal Plaza
Those craving boutique ice cream or Philly cheesesteak sandwiches with a Korean fusion twist need look no further than Tigard’s Universal Plaza. The city recently expanded its Tigard Launch Pod business accelerator program by adding Nunny & Pheebs and Wow Cow food carts to the plaza at 9100 S.W. Burnham St. in downtown Tigard. Mia Sellers, owner of Nunny & Pheebs, is moving into a space currently occupied by Juliana...
Readers Respond: In-N-Out Burger is a good choice for Beaverton
Your Oregon News asked readers if they would eat at a Beaverton In-N-Out Burger. This comes after the cult-favorite fast food chain known for its “animal style” burgers and fries made some headway in securing a spot at the intersection of Southwest Beaverton Hillsdale Highway and Southwest 107th Avenue, near Chick-fil-A. Some have criticized the choice of location out of concern that the new burger joint will exacerbate traffic in the area. ...
The Portland area had no In-N-Out Burger locations. Soon it might have three
It’s been a busy few weeks for In-N-Out news in Portland. Just last month, it seemed like the California-based burger chain might leapfrog the metro area altogether, abandoning plans to open in Tualatin, Beaverton or Hillsboro and jump straight to Ridgefield, Washington, its first location in the Evergreen State.
Lake Oswego shouldn’t ban public access to lake at downtown park, jury says
Lake Oswego has no good reason to stop the public from swimming, kayaking or just sticking a toe into the waters of its signature lake at a prime downtown park, a jury has found. The Clackamas County Circuit Court jury’s advisory ruling shot down all arguments for banning public access...
Horse Heaven: Canby riders deliver another solid performance
The Canby equestrian team (OHSET) wrapped up its 2024 North Valley District regular season April 11-14 at the Linn County Fairgrounds in Albany. The Cougars put together another solid performance, scoring the most points of the 11 teams competing in four division. The Cougars snagged six individual titles and four relay wins during the final regular season event. Now their attention turns to the state competition May 9-12 at the...
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District, facing shortfall, will ask voters to fund operations
The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District is asking property owners for more money, warning that a budget shortfall could result in facility closures and a reduction in services. Voters will decide in the May 21 election whether to approve or deny Measure 34-337, which would implement a five-year levy...
Brewfest Vibe: Second-year event hoping to expand on initial success
When the staff at the Clackamas County Event Center wanted to rebrand the old Food, Wine, and Brew Festival into something new, they landed on a pretty good idea. In 2023, the inaugural Canby Brewfest kicked off with a pair of sold-out days and plenty of positive feedback about the change. It was a welcome reaction as staff wanted to create a more focused event, highlighted by beer tasting, music and the chance to enjoy it all in a relaxed atmosphere. ...
A Stroll Through the Flowers
Nothing screams Spring more than newly-blossomed flowers. Flowers are not just pretty and fragrant. They also represent rebirth and new beginnings. Whether you just want to take some new pictures for social media or have a peaceful picnic with friends, flowers make the perfect backdrop for any springtime activity. As the saying goes, “April showers bring May flowers,” and as we slowly approach May, here are some places to check out all the flowers that Oregon can bring.
Preschool students release ladybugs for Earth Day
TIGARD Ore. (KPTV) - Students at Touchstone Preschool released ladybugs for their garden on Earth Day. The kids are learning about plant life cycles, water cycles and scientific processing while they get hands-on experience.
Don't Be Fooled by Weight Loss Gimicks
This article brought to you courtesy of Ron Raines, of Club Fit, Canby Herald Insider Fitness Expert. Sponsored content. The month of May has finally arrived providing the realization that summer, outdoor activities, and improved energy levels are just around the corner. However, those winter days may have provided a few pounds around our waist line or other areas of concern. Now is the time to go full blown into...
Experience ballet, blenders and boba! : June 3-9
MONDAY, JUNE 3-SUNDAY, JUNE 9 OREGON BALLET THEATRE — Returning with its “Made in Portland” show is Oregon Ballet Theatre, which held the themed show for the first time last year. There are three world premieres: by Andrea Schermoly, Rebecca Margolick and OBT rising dance makers Makino Hayashi and Charlotte Nash. The Jefferson Dancers will also be involved in the show, which takes place Thursday-Sunday, June 6-9 at Newmark Theatre, 1111 S.W. Broadway. More: obt.org ...
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