Author: Lauren Bishop | Beaverton Valley Times

Government

U.S. Rep. Bonamici slates Washington County town hall in June

U.S. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici announced that she will be heading to Washington County another town hall in 2025. ... Read more

Letters To The Editor

OPINION: Pass Senate Bill 125 to protect Oregon’s medical practices

Since its implementation in 2019, the Corporate Activity Tax has squeezed independent health care providers, and Oregon patients ... Read more

Opinion

RURAL REFLECTIONS: Moving forward backward

Did you ever walk backwards out of a room when you happened upon an uncomfortable situation? I know ... Read more

News

TVWD TALKS: How you can take control of your water bills this summer

Every September and October, my phone starts ringing with the same concern: “There’s no way we used that ... Read more

Letters To The Editor

OPINION: Democrats: Oppose federal Fix Our Forests Act

The federal Fix Our Forests Act is disastrous. It prioritizes logging over proven community wildfire protections like defensible ... Read more

News

Meadowlark Place in Beaverton nets $750K for early learning facilities

Oregon Housing and Community Services paired with BuildUp Oregon to pass along $7.4 million in grants and loans ... Read more

Opinion

RURAL REFLECTIONS: Noncents

The plug on the bank was removed. Coins were scattered across the floor. Pennies. They were saved so ... Read more

Opinion

OPINION: Upholding educational integrity in Beaverton — A response

Jamila Osman’s recent opinion piece, “To the Beaverton school board, ‘Palestine’ is a four-letter word,” reflects a passionate ... Read more

Opinion

OPINION: More proactive approach to rental assistance would better serve tenants, landlords

The recent article, “Oregon sees a rise in eviction filings, but rent assistance programs are working,” presents a ... Read more

Education

6 Washington County students awarded tuition help by Ford Family Foundation

Nearly 275 students from Oregon and neighboring Siskiyou County, California, were awarded up to $40,000 to continue their ... Read more