Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 14th of August.
Good morning, Hillsboro.
🏥 Health
Since the start of 2026, Oregon has reported 45 confirmed measles cases—more than in 2024—and local health officials say reduced funding is straining public health efforts.
They urge parents to consult providers about vaccinating their children.
West Coast Health Alliance will continue to endorse recommended child immunization schedules amid a White House executive order calling for separate vaccine visits; its guidance is based on guidelines from trusted groups (AAP and ACOG) that reflect current science on vaccine safety and benefits.
Oregon Health Authority warns that wildfire smoke can hurt mental health by causing stress, anxiety, and grief.
Hillsboro residents are advised to check on neighbors (and take breaks from nonstop news) while preparing for possible evacuations if smoke lingers.
🏈 Sports
The Hillsboro Hops beat the first place Eugene Emeralds 5-3 on Wednesday, Aug.
12 at Hops Ballpark — a win marked by key home runs from JD Dix and Kenny Castillo that brought them within four games of the leaders.
Southridge has a new head coach in Josh Gray, who brings experience from Cleveland and Franklin to guide the 6A team into his first season.
He is rebuilding fundamentals and boosting participation through improved summer workouts + a revived youth program.
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