Good morning, Lake Oswego.

Plumper Farms invites locals to search for the perfect Christmas tree this season + the family-friendly event offers a festive setting for holiday traditions.

The annual Christmas Ships Parades will sail along the Columbia & Willamette rivers over the next few weeks, continuing a tradition that has spanned over 70 years.

Locals in the region can enjoy festive holiday lights as the illuminated vessels pass by.

The West Linn-Wilsonville School District is considering closing two elementary schools due to a $10 million budget cut, with a decision expected soon — officials say the measure aims to address fiscal challenges.

TriMet announced potential cuts to its MAX train routes in the new year after reducing evening-service on five bus lines on Dec.

5. The agency said it is reviewing service options to better meet rider needs.

BLM lowered Christmas tree and firewood permit fees to $1, raised household limits, and opened new cutting areas through Jan.

31. The fee change took effect Friday — easing holiday tree cutting plans for local families.

Christmas Ships Parade Meet & Greet

4:30–8 p.m. — Riverplace Marina — Free entry — Witness the festive parade as ships cruise from Portland to Lake Oswego decked in holiday lights.