OR Group Fundraises To Restore Trails Damaged By Eagle Creek Fire

The group hopes to fundraise $525,000 to restore the land.

Oregon Man Injures Finger At Bar After 6 Drinks; Bar Sued

The plaintiff said the finger injury hurts his chances of “a host of attractive, lucrative careers."

Nearly 200 City Leaders Attend Homelessness Outreach Discussion

The Vision Action Network convened people from both faith and governmental institutions to discuss challenges facing Hillsboro's homeless.

Oregon Couple Rescues Endangered Sea Turtle

Chad and Mickey Heidt​ saw the endangered animal while they were camping at Cape Disappointment State Park.

What Would You Checkout From A 'Library Of Things'?

Beaverton City Library officials have released a survey asking residents what kinds of 'things' they'd be most inclined to checkout.

Union Gospel Mission To Collect Donations In Progress Ridge Saturday

Clothing and sleeping bag donations will be accepted for 2 hours and will support the Operation Overcoat event in Portland on Sept. 30.

Muslim Educational Trust To Host Community-Building Public Forum Sunday

Western States Center Executive Director Kelly Weigel will be the featured speaker at the Aug. 27 event in Beaverton.

Surf's Up, Pup: Doggie Paddle Scheduled For Aug. 20 At Tualatin Hills Aquatic Center

Only 100 dogs will be allowed in for this event. Preregistration is encouraged. $8 in advance; $10 the day of, if there's still room.

'Lady Blue' Startles Boys In Blue At Oregon College Of Art And Craft

When Washington County Sheriff's Deputy Anel Ceric saw two glowing eyes in the dark, he took a picture and posted it to Twitter.

Developmentally Disabled Man Missing In Beaverton (Found)

When Kevin Daugherty didn't clock in for work Wednesday morning, his co-workers began looking for him. (He was found safe around 5:30 p.m.)

Beaverton Night Market Returns July 22

Celebrate diversity, experience other cultures, and enjoy an evening with neighbors and new friends Saturday at The Round in Beaverton.

Get To Know Your Neighbors: Muslim Cultural Festival July 8

Hosted by the Muslim Educational Trust, the downtown festival promises to offer food, music, art, and entertainment for all ages and faiths.

Third Thursday Concert Cancelled Due To Windy Weather

The Third Thursday series will continue in July and August, officials said.

2.0 Earthquake Mildly Vibrates Cedar Mill

At a depth of about 13 miles, the 4 a.m. earthquake was a slight rattle in the unincorporated Washington County community.

Drive In — Sleep Out: Putting The Brakes On Homelessness

Family Promise and the City of Beaverton seek to raise awareness of the homelessness issue by inviting residents to spend a night outside.

Beaverton To Host Rose Festival Half Marathon This Weekend

The city reminds residents and commuters to prepare for several temporary road closures along the marathon route Sunday, May 28.

Artists Asked To Help Beautify Beaverton

Each selected work of art could earn the artist $200. The deadline for submissions is June 12.

Union Gospel Mission To Host Benefit Fashion Show

UGM officials said they hope the fun event brings attention to serious issues faced daily by men, women, and children in the Portland area.

ICYMI: Beaverton Library to Host Milagro Theatre Play Based on Frida Kahlo's Life Sunday

'Mijita Fridita' was written by Corvallis native and OSU graduate Ajai Terrazas Tripathi. The free showing is May 7.

Beaverton to Offer 'How To' Workshop for Solving Neighborhood Disputes

The free April 27 workshop will provide quarreling neighbors the tools to respectfully and patiently handle disputes.

Beaverton Volunteer Fair: Deadline to Apply May 12

The event, which takes place June 20, showcases the work of more than 40 nonprofit and community organizations.

Welcoming Beaverton: City Officials Now Accepting Mini-Grant Applications for September Event

For a week in September, Beaverton residents will have an opportunity to share cultures and celebrate the city's diversity.

Spring Break: Beaverton Libraries Host Free Activities for Kids, Teens All Week

All events and activities are free, though some require registration through the library website.

Beaverton Library to Forgive Fines for Food Donations

The annual Food for Fines program runs April 8 to April 16. Up to $20 in fines can be wiped for food donations.

Beaverton Police Offers Free Child Car Seat Clinic

The department is partnering with Safe Kids Coalition-Washington County and the Kuni Auto Center.

Missing Beaverton Woman With Dementia Found Safe

Shirley Darlow has demential and walked away from her home last night.

Black History Month Subject of Beaverton Library Retrospective

Presentation will include song, dance, and the spoken word.

You've Goat to be Kidding: Furry Friend Gnoshes Skittles at Beaverton 7-Eleven (VIDEO)

A furry friend with a sweet tooth "goat" into an area convenience store last week.

Officials Seek Applicants for Beaverton Immigrant and Refugee Leadership Program

The Beaverton Organizing and Leadership Development (BOLD) program inspires community involvement.

Beaverton Severe Weather Shelter Opens for Those in Need

A refuge from the cold temperatures is now available in Beaverton.

Rose Festival to Announce Partnership with Beaverton

Wednesday press conference to announce details of city's role in this time-honored tradition.

Beaverton Set to Open Severe Weather Shelter

The shelter is for people 18-years-old and older who are homeless when there are extreme temperatures.

What's Open on Christmas Day Near Beaverton?

There are a number of national chain restaurants and stores welcoming guests on Christmas Day.

Retired Beaverton Police Sergeant Helps Reunite Missing Dog and Owner

A retired police sergeant helps reunited a missing dog with his owner in time for the holidays.

Beaverton Police, Donuts and Toys for Kids

Officers from the Beaverton Police Department collect toys for kids. There may have been donuts of appreciation.

Beaverton's American Legion Hosting Veterans Day Celebration

Oregon Secretary of State Jeanne P. Atkins is the keynote speaker at Friday's gathering.

Head to Beaverton City Library for a Holiday Edition Story Slam Nov. 17

The winner of this special Story Slam will receive a $10 Book Corner gift certificate.

5 Events This Week at the Beaverton Library

Beaverton Patch bridges the gap between information and entertainment with a list of library events happening in the last week of October.

5 Beaverton Brunch Spots to Try This Weekend

Eggs benedict, curated coffee, fat stacks of pancakes and even creme brulee. Check out a few places to grab brunch in Beaverton.

5 Beaverton Breweries to Try This Week

Beaverton boasts barrel fulls of carefully crafted local beers. Take a look at some of the best spots to snag a cold one.