
Sports
The Tualatin Timberwolves host third-ranked Lake Oswego at 7:45 p.m. Monday in a Three Rivers League girls water polo match at the Tualatin Swim Center, with the regular season winding down toward the state playoffs.

Elections
A printing vendor error in Washington County's physical voters' pamphlet separated U.S. Senate candidate statements by 68 pages, with one candidate on page 30 and two others on page 99, just days before the Nov. 3 election.


Local Government

Local Government

Local Government




Education
Tigard-Tualatin School District posted the steepest enrollment decline among large metro-area districts at 3.6% and cut 21 positions this spring, as neighboring Beaverton's 13% enrollment drop and looming $42-46 million deficit show how Intel layoffs and falling birth rates are squeezing Washington County schools.

Education
The Tigard-Tualatin School District wants to turn Bridgeport and Metzger elementary schools into dedicated Spanish-English immersion campuses starting in 2027-28, reshaping attendance boundaries and expanding bilingual access.

Community
The Tualatin Public Library Makerspace celebrates its fifth anniversary with a free hands-on event Saturday, Oct. 24, after growing from 11 opening-day visitors to nearly 24,000 total visits.

Community
Tigard Troops 799 and 797 partnered with the City of Tigard Parks and Recreation Department to teach 15 children campfire cooking, pancake-making and Dutch-oven baking at Dirksen Nature Park during the September Kids' Night Out program.

Sports
The Tualatin Timberwolves host third-ranked Lake Oswego at 7:45 p.m. Monday in a Three Rivers League girls water polo match at the Tualatin Swim Center, with the regular season winding down toward the state playoffs.

Sports
No. 4 Tualatin (6-1, 2-1 TRL) travels to unbeaten No. 1 Lake Oswego (7-0, 3-0 TRL) at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23, in a game that could reshape the Three Rivers League football title race.

Editor, Cascadia Wire Network
Roveena Chand Jassal is Surround Sound Media's very first news producer with a vibrant background in magazine and print journalism herself. Starting off in beauty and fashion at Women's Health Magazine and featuring my own mom and friends in an InStyle South Asian beauty traditions feature, I knew I had a passion for shining light on multicultural voices, especially growing up in the Chicago suburbs. After attending fashion shows in Miami and trying out products for Black Friday deals, I had a desire to do more serious reporting, and found myself being the youngest Punjabi Sikh journalist at Toronto Star. It was here where I really felt a connection to the diverse community I serve, from running around on the ground investigating international students being exploited for overpriced housing to amplifying those same students who have been able to find peace and confidence in the city's growing Hip Hop scene. I've had the opportunity to interview major celebrities, government officials, businesses, and creators, but what I enjoy most of all is being a contradicting human being because this truth is what allows me to pick and produce real stories that give a community true knowledge of their contradicting human being selves too.