Good morning, Hillsboro.

Oregonians are warned about scam texts that claim unpaid tolls and threaten fines and license suspension — the messages are fake and meant to steal personal and financial information.

State officials confirm that ODOT does not have a toll program and advise residents to verify messages directly with the DMV — do not share personal details via text.

Washington County officials face a projected $20.5 million shortfall in the general fund for the next fiscal year and will hold a budget committee meeting on March 18 to review potential service reductions as rising service costs outpace limited revenue—departments have submitted proposals for cuts ranging from 10% to 17% with a balanced budget plan expected on April 28.

Exploring a Year in the Life of Artisanal Miners

Holly Rust and Brendan Traw will present experiences and photographic narratives of extracting and preparing world-class mineral specimens from the Pacific Northwest.

Nathalia: An Interactive Musical Experience for Families

Colombian-born songwriter Nathalia Palis will perform a dynamic, bilingual show featuring songs of empowerment and cultural exploration for families at the Walters Cultural Arts Center.

Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting

8-10 a.m. — Hillsboro Parks & Recreation Administration Office — Free entry — Explore community initiatives and engage in local parks discussions through the new CivicWeb Portal.

Material Girls Craft Group

10 AM – 12 PM — Community Senior Center — Free entry — Bring your crafts to share and connect with fellow crafters at the weekly Material Girls gathering.

HART Theatre Presents: Calendar Girls

2 p.m. — Hillsboro Artists' Regional Theatre — Tickets from $20 — Experience the heartfelt and humorous journey of women defying expectations for a good cause.

Weekly Zumba Class

11-11:50 a.m. — Hillsboro Community Senior Center — Free entry — Get moving with high-energy Zumba sessions for all ages and skill levels.