Flexential expansion: Flexential’s Hillsboro 5 and planned Hillsboro 6 add massive power and floor space, but comparatively few permanent jobs. Part of that expansion is happening at the Aloclek Drive ...

The season opener, DOUBT, opened a few days ago with a Read Carpet affair and is running right now. We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions. You will find ...

Event Coming to Hillsboro HILLSBORO, OR — Bag&Baggage Productions invites the community to raise a glass and support local ...

Nine months after Sheldon, Lenahan, and the pro-growth slate were rejected, and the voters of North Plains overwhelmingly said NO to Growth, the tables have turned. This week, after the unexpected ...

Flexential’s own figures show that the new Hillsboro 6 will support 27 megawatts of computing power. That translates to ~236 gigawatt-hours a year — the same as 21,300 Oregon homes. But while it takes ...

Today is the last day for Hillsboro residents to take the Climate Action Plan Survey.  We have reported on this ...

Elizabeth’s Garden is hosting a fundraiser at the Helvetia Vineyards & Winery on Saturday, September 13, from 4 PM until 8 PM. The fundraiser will feature a salmon bake as well as dancing and drumming ...

A Column by Dirk Knudsen The Oregon Government Ethics Commission has voted unanimously to investigate four Washington ...

Pacific Community Design (PCD) and New Home Company would like to invite you to an in-person community outreach meeting regarding the requested 165-day (5.5 month) closure of SW River Road between SW ...

Hillsboro Tuesday Night Market 2025 – Inspired by the Heralds Photos – Brought to life by AI The Hillsboro Tuesday Night Market is back, and tonight marked the first event of 2025! What a great ...

The Real Story is a Column by Dirk Knudsen. It contains information and opinions. It asks questions and, when available, provides answers. It is your option to read or not to read! In March of 2021 I ...

Co-location Loophole: In places like Flexential, customers own their own servers. That keeps taxable value off the operator’s books and shrinks the local tax base even further. And it means the State ...