
News in the Grove Weekly Newsletter | April 18, 2025
Red Rooster turns one, Forest Grove runners excel at half marathon, so many events and more!
Red Rooster turns one, Forest Grove runners excel at half marathon, so many events and more!
I'm going out of town, so nobody do anything newsworthy until May, please.
The Red Rooster Saloon is turning one, and to celebrate, the saloon at the corner of Main Street and Pacific Avenue is throwing an '80s anniversary party Saturday, May 3.
The May 20 Special District Elections will determine who sits on school, fire, and other local boards for the next few years, and the Washington County Elections Division is reminding would-be voters to register to vote in advance of the April 29 voter registration deadline.
In a report released April 11, DMV said all but one of the new discoveries are people who were erroneously put into the voter registration system between 2010 and 2023.
According to results from Huber Timing, the half marathon, which began in Stub Stewart State Park, drew nine finishers from Forest Grove, including first-place runner Lane Inwards.
Did you know Forest Grove had its own power plant in 1925?
Hear from Washington County District 4 County Commissioner Jerry Willey and the Tualatin Valley Irrigation District at a Wednesday, April 16 event for the Verboort, Gales Creek, and Roy CPO 13.
A Forest Grove man died in a three-vehicle crash early Wednesday morning, the Washington County Sheriff's Office said.
Friends of Historic Forest Grove plaques 100th building, hear from Forest Grove residents who attended protests on Saturday, and more in this week's newsletter!
The Tip Top building tipped the group that tacks plaques to historic homes and buildings to top triple digits in total tributes at a recent ceremony in downtown Forest Grove.
Oregon Senator Janeen Sollman will host a "Community Conversation" at the Forest Grove Godfather's Pizza Thursday, April 10 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.