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2 months ago | 
hillsboronewstimes.com | Nick LaMora
Public input is wanted for the newest art installation at Hillsboro’s Shute Park.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
hillsboronewstimes.com | Kaelyn Cassidy
It’s been years in the making, but with the cut of a ribbon, Beaverton is almost ready to welcome guests to stay in the city’s first year-round homeless shelter. On Monday, Nov. 18, Beaverton city officials, Washington County and Metro representatives, state legislators and Gov. Tina Kotek gathered to celebrate the completion of the shelter. Located at 11380 S.W. Beaverton Hillsdale Highway, the shelter is expected to open its doors to those in need by January at the latest.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
hillsboronewstimes.com | Troy Shinn
Code Ninjas seeks to provide a place where kids can fall in love with coding and embrace the jobs of the future — and the present. With Hillsboro’s economy already tied to a decades-long surge of technology industry jobs, Code Ninjas is fulfilling an immediate need for the next generation of coders, engineers and educators. kAm(:E9 4=2DD6D 2?5 42>AD 7@4FD65 @? C6249:?8 49:=5C6? 2D J@F?8 2D 7:G6[ r@56 }:?;2D :D?’E ;FDE AC@G:5:?8 DEF56?ED H:E9 2? 65F42E:@? E92E’D 4CF4:2= :?
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
hillsboronewstimes.com | Troy Shinn
Kaos Island Grinds is a food cart in Hillsboro that’s shot in popularity. The local business serving up Hawaiian comfort food at the Baseline Street food cart pod has become a fan favorite in just a few short years, and owner Jeremy Strickland said he has plans for other locations in motion.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
hillsboronewstimes.com | Troy Shinn
Hillsboro’s southside continues to develop into a bustling residential district for the city, and that means more and more families with household dogs. Camp Bow Wow, an all-service dog boarding house on Cornelius Pass Road, seeks to provide these families with peace of mind for their furry friends. The Hillsboro branch opened in March 2020, and its close proximity to the new Reed's Crossing development appealed to owner James Nash. kAm“(:E9 2== E96 56G6=@A>6?E :?
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
hillsboronewstimes.com | Troy Shinn
Twisted Gyros wants to be at the forefront of bringing world-class cuisine to Portland’s suburbs, particularly Hillsboro. The business, owned by Jason and Widi Kupper, started in 2019 as a food truck serving the greater Portland metro area, but the pandemic forced Twisted Gyros to focus its scope. The owners couldn’t afford to stop operating, but they also couldn’t serve the entire metro area as originally intended. kAm“(96? E96 A2?56>:4 9:E H6 … 564:565 E92E :E H2D 36DE E@ 7@4FD @FC 6?6C8J @?
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
hillsboronewstimes.com | Troy Shinn
Resolu Cellars is part of a wave of local winemakers trying to make Hillsboro the next sipping tour destination in Oregon. Resolu is owned and operated by a family trio that includes wife and husband Kathie and Scott Nelson, as well as their son Cameron. While they’ve been making wine out of their Beaverton residence since 2014, Resolu launched its Hillsboro tasting room in 2021.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
hillsboronewstimes.com | Troy Shinn
Pacific Ear Clinic, located at 333 S.E. Seventh St. in Hillsboro, is more than just a hearing clinic — it’s a pipeline for audiology students who will become the next generation of doctors and hearing health providers. The Hillsboro clinic was founded in 2012 as part of the Pacific University School of Audiology, on the same campus as the university’s College of Health Professions. kAmr=:?:4 s:C64E@C z2EJ |2HD@? D2JD E96 65F42E:@?2= C@@ED @7 E96 AC24E:46 EC2?D=2E6 @?
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
hillsboronewstimes.com | Troy Shinn
O’Leary Air has been owned and operated by Hillsboro natives for almost 10 years. The family prides itself on forming connections with its clientele while providing top-of-the-line HVAC equipment and services. “We are helping people in our nearby cities and backyards,” said office manager Lindsay O’Leary. “We also love making connections with other local businesses to either use them or promote their business.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
hillsboronewstimes.com | Troy Shinn
Le'Stuff Antique Mall has been a staple of the downtown Hillsboro scene since 1996, providing historic artifacts in a historic space for nearly three decades. It’s been owned by Jeff Nelson and his family since 2001. The passion for buying and selling antiques runs in the family, with three generations of Nelsons now a part of Le'Stuff’s business. kAm%96 :562 E@ @A6? @?6 :? w:==D3@C@ DE2CE65 H96? y677 2?5 9:D H:76[ $2?5:6[ EC2G6=65 E96 4@F?ECJ 7@C AC6G:@FD 42C66CD 2?5 76== :?