Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 16th of July.
Good morning, Hillsboro.
The former Shari’s restaurant at Sunset Esplanade is under review for a proposed Raising Cane’s drive-thru at 2385 S.E.
Tualatin Valley Highway — no permits have been issued and the chain has yet to confirm plans.
Oregon received $15 million from NSF for its semiconductor industry through FAST, a coalition led by Oregon State University with nearly 100 groups including Hillsboro tech firms.
Officials said the funding could later add up to $160 million and boost manufacturing + research for high-paying jobs.
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced yesterday that generic drug maker Glenmark settled a price-fixing case for $29.6 million, with Oregon receiving $316,000, and residents who bought its drugs between May 2009 and December 2019 may be eligible for settlement funds.
The 3A All-State baseball teams were announced today, naming Blanchet Catholic's Henry Wort as Player of the Year and Taft's Zack Hankins as Pitcher of the Year while Valley Catholic's Brandon Yee earned third-team honors (highlighting regional talent).
Cornelius Pass Roadhouse History Tour
4-5:15 p.m. — Historic Imbrie Farm — $20 — Explore the rich history of Oregon's first McMenamins location on a guided tour.
Wilder Frets: Classical Guitar in the Wilderness
6-8 p.m. — Noble Woods Trailhead Parking — Ticket prices vary — Experience award-winning guitarist Tye Austin perform enchanting Spanish and Latin American music surrounded by nature's beauty.
Latino Community Festival
12-6 p.m. — Hillsboro Ballpark — Free entry — Celebrate 20 years of cultural richness with music, food, and community spirit.
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