Charles Schwab opened a new branch in the Mercato Grove complex yesterday; over 10 financial professionals now provide investors with personalized advice & planning for their financial needs.
The Lake Oswego Sustainability Network is hosting the Clean Energy and EV Fair on Saturday, Sept.
19 at the Lake Oswego United Methodist Church from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., where attendees can test-drive EVs, learn about home electrification options, and enjoy free lunch for early EV testers.
Local youth showcased talent through 4-H at the Clackamas County Fair (Aug.
18 to 22) in Canby, where 668 participants submitted over 4,200 entries in a range of contests with winners from West Linn, Wilsonville and Lake Oswego.
At a West Linn City Council session on Tuesday, Sept.
1, officials and ODOT addressed loud nighttime construction on the Abernethy Bridge causing noise and vibrations near homes - the council will vote on Tuesday, Sept. 8 to end the noise ordinance exemption as work continues until May 2027.
Boys & Girls Clubs has opened a new space inside Evergreen High to offer youth programming and educational support.
The facility will host after school activities and mentoring opportunities starting today.
The Lake Oswego School District, set to begin classes Sept.
8, reported 10 more kindergarten students and 2,459 high school students while West Linn-Wilsonville, which started on Sept. 1, enrolled 502 kindergarteners and 8,469 total students — both trends meet forecasts. Ongoing construction may affect early class routines.
FOX 12’s Friday Night Lights is set to launch the 2026 high school football season — the show brings live coverage and game highlights as fall begins, featuring regional teams in competitive matchups for local fans.
Gov. Kotek urged Oregonians to stay fire safe ahead of Labor Day as wildfires have burned millions of acres near Mount Hood.
The governor flew over areas and praised National Guard helicopters + international crews supporting the fight; residents are advised to avoid fire hazards while camping or at home.
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