Clark County's Adult Drug Court celebrates its 25-year anniversary with an event during National Recovery Month, highlighting substance abuse treatment and recovery.

The NCPRD has launched the "Leash Up North Clackamas" campaign, encouraging dog owners to leash their pets in parks and trails to ensure safety and protect wildlife.

Seven new affordable housing projects in Oregon aim to enhance housing stability and mental health support, guided by the Oregon Supportive Housing Institute.

The Hillsboro City Council approved an advisory vote on water fluoridation for the November 2024 ballot, a topic with divided historical community opinion.

Multnomah County approved plans for a new homelessness resource center in Gresham, offering shelter, a day center, and other services, with completion expected in late 2025.

OHCS's Homeowner Assistance Fund in Oregon is in its final application round due to limited remaining funds, urging homeowners facing pandemic-related financial struggles to act quickly.

Hillsboro's El Grito festival marks Latino and Hispanic Heritage Month with cultural performances, crafts, and a classic car show at Shute Park, highlighting the area's rich cultural tapestry.

Hillsboro Public Library offers free educational resources including access to books, online tools, and Brainfuse HelpNow, which provides live tutoring and practice tests. Additional tech support and digital coaching are also available.

Oregon extends the Summer EBT application deadline to September 30, 2024, offering $120 per child for groceries.

Country singer Jelly Roll performed for inmates at Oregon State Penitentiary, marking the first live music there in 20 years, and shared a new song from his upcoming album.

The SUN Service System marks its 25th anniversary, having grown from eight community schools to a network of 94, providing educational and support services in Multnomah County.

The Oregon DEQ has launched a pilot program, CAAP, to help four communities improve air quality with the support of an EPA grant and local collaboration.

Hillsboro Police Department's Youth Services Unit SROs are ready for the new school year, building trust and safety in schools, while veteran Detective Adela Rios transitions to a new role in emergency preparedness.