An estimated 500,000 gallons of wastewater that had not been fully treated was discharged into the Willamette River near Foothills Park in Lake Oswego, leading th… Read morePortland says to avoid water near Foothills Park in Lake Oswego due to wastewater discharge
The Lake Oswego High School class of 2023 received their diplomas on Cobb Field June 2. Friends and family cheered for the graduates in the late spring sun and ap… Read moreLake Oswego High School class of 2023 receives diplomas on Cobb Field
Lakeridge High School’s graduating class of 2023 proudly walked across the stage on June 1 to receive their diplomas. Read moreLakeridge High School’s Class of 2023 celebrates graduation
Golden offers brighter and more youthful clothing options Read moreAdorn owner opens Gen Z-inspired clothing store in Lake Oswego
Friends group members unhappy with progress Read moreLuscher Farm improvements stall due to varying priorities, land use complications
Moonstone Salon is set to welcome customers at 1270 SW Parrish Street Suite C Read more'Youthful' salon to open in Lake Oswego
For a moment, it looked like West Linn was going to pull away from Lake Oswego unbothered during their 6A baseball semifinal matchup on Tuesday. Read moreNo. 1 West Linn wriggles past No.4 Lake Oswego to earn a chance to repeat as 6A baseball champions
Young Entrepreneur’s Business Week (YEBW) shut down as an organization in 2020, due to COVID 19. Oregon business community leaders have asked for Business Week to be … Read moreOregon Business Week: Oregon's premier summer camp for high school students
An estimated 500,000 gallons of wastewater that had not been fully treated was discharged into the Willamette River near Foothills Park in Lake Oswego, leading the cit… Read morePortland says to avoid water near Foothills Park in Lake Oswego due to wastewater discharge
Solstice Sip charity wine and beer tasting event will be back at the Tumwater Vineyard Read moreNew nonprofit group forms in Clackamas County to support Alzheimer's Association
The simulation included victim-actors with fake wounds Read moreLake Oswego Fire Department simulates earthquake response during CERT training
Some commissioners want further policy discussions on necessity for service budget Read moreHow has Clackamas County turned its focus on equity, diversity and inclusion?
Lakeridge High School’s graduating class of 2023 proudly walked across the stage on June 1 to receive their diplomas. Read moreLakeridge High School’s Class of 2023 celebrates graduation
The Lake Oswego High School class of 2023 received their diplomas on Cobb Field June 2. Friends and family cheered for the graduates in the late spring sun and applauded speeches from administrators, teachers and seniors themselves.
Toyota Land Cruiser fans were undoubtedly puzzled when the company announced it would stop selling the legendary go-anywhere SUV in America after 2021. Although a new …
When my uncle, on my mother’s side, was almost 80, he “lost” his driver’s license. I sat on the couch in his living room with him, trying to be sympathetic.
Tanaka, a Portland-based restaurant that serves Japanese comfort food, will open a second store there, too.
Oregon State University Extension Service encourages sustainable gardening practices and encourages gardeners to practice preventive pest management rather than reacti…
Young Entrepreneur’s Business Week (YEBW) shut down as an organization in 2020, due to COVID 19. Oregon business community leaders have asked for Business Week to be …
Located in Rolling Hills Community Church, the clinic serves vulnerable populations including the uninsured and underinsured.
Parent company of 24 news sites in Oregon is selling its headquarters near Milwaukie to Clackamas County.
Tanaka, a Portland-based restaurant that serves Japanese comfort food, will open a second store there, too.
For some of the seniors on the West Linn baseball team, it’s still easy to remember the days of playing together in youth ball. Read moreWest Linn rides its senior brotherhood to a second straight 6A baseball state title
A number of Wilsonville athletes saw their track and field seasons come to a close at the 2023 OSAA track and field state championships at Hayward Field in Eugene on S… Read moreWilsonville track roundup: Cutting, de la Motte bring home state titles
Behind a phenomenal season by the doubles pairing of sophomore Rhyson Chiang and senior Camerson Paulsen, the West Linn boys tennis team took home the 6A team champion… Read moreDoubles pairing of Rhyson Chiang and Camerson Paulsen help lift West Linn to boys tennis team title
Les Poole: State transportation department's plan to charge drivers must include a public vote Read moreClackamas County resident: We can’t afford ODOT’s tolling scheme
Anonymous: These past few years I had thought Clackamas County had finally begun to make some headway towards prioritizing equity, diversity and inclusion Read moreClackamas County employee: Portland, are you paying attention? Injustice is alive and well in your backyard
Bart Brewer: Remember that there are people all over that care about you and your mental health Read moreClackamas County NAMI: Pride Month has us loud, proud and anxious
Life is notoriously unpredictable. “Man plans and God laughs.” (Old Yiddish expression). Here’s a case in point: Read moreOver the Fence: When life (and death) is unexpected
Make plans to join coworkers, family and friends for the 2023 Oregon & southwest Washington Heart & Stroke Walk. Read moreWhat to expect this year at the Heart & Stroke Walk
Amy Matson loves outdoor adventure. She and her husband traveled, camped, fished and hiked but life suddenly changed when she least expected. Read moreHeart attack survivor lives each moment to the fullest
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The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts hosted the 13th iteration of the entrepreneurial competition PitchBlack on Tuesday, Feb. 7, designed for Black-led businesses to…
