Sherwood's Latest News
July 23, 2014
Man arrested, charged with theft in disappearance of over…
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Philip Greene is accused of taken over $114,000 pounds of metal A 62-year old Newberg man was recently arrested, charged with a variety of counts of theft in connection with the removal of at…
July 18, 2014
Daniel graduates from FBI Academy
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Courses held in Virginia last 10 weeks Sherwood Police Captain Mark Daniel was among 220 law enforcement professionals from 46 states, five branches of the military, several federal police…
July 15, 2014
Sherwood woman arrested after children found alone on downtown…
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Kids were found on First Ave. and Oak St. Sherwood Police have arrested a woman after her two small children were left wandering on the side of the road in Old Town Sherwood. According to…
July 14, 2014
Boy Scout Troop 116 hosts annual pancake breakfast July 19
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The breakfast is set for the Sherwood Senior Center Sherwood Boy Scout Troop 116 will host its second annual Pancake Breakfast fundraiser at the Sherwood Senior Center on Saturday, July 19, from…
August 01, 2014
Wilsonville-Sherwood water line completed under budget
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Wilsonville recently completed the final segment in a joint water pipeline project carried out with the city of Sherwood. The Segment 3-B project is the last half-mile of a 48-inch water…
July 02, 2014
Former SHS principal sentenced to 10 years for child pornography
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Robert Paul Patton was sentenced in U.S. District Court A former Sherwood High School principal has been sentenced to more than 10 years in prison following his plea of guilty to possession of…
July 01, 2014
Sherwood named one of 6 top serene towns in U.S.
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Looks like Sherwood is on another list of favorite cities, this time on the travel site DreamPlanGo.com, as part of “6 Serene U.S. Towns that Won’t Be Secret for Long.” DreamPlanGo.com, a…
July 01, 2014
Days of signal-less Roy Rogers Road are coming to a close
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While motorists have long enjoyed a stoplight-free cruise along Roy Rogers Road from Scholls Ferry Road all the way into Sherwood, those days are numbered. Two stoplights have been installed…
June 30, 2014
Sherwood chamber selects new executive director
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Lana Painter Cole, who helped coordinate Cruisin' Sherwood, has been selected to head the organizations The Sherwood Chamber of Commerce has selected Lana Painter Cole as its newest executive…
July 01, 2014
Humanitarian work earns local man presidential award
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Learning recently that he would be receiving an award from “the president,” Rob Lucke just naturally assumed it would be the president of ShelterBox, the humanitarian group he’s associated with.…
Jun 25, 2014
Clackamas County deputy sues over anti-Semitic remarks
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Clackamas County sheriff's corrections deputy Rich Sneath is suing the county for discrimination, claiming he was harassed and ridiculed because he is Jewish. Sneath’s lawsuit, filed June 24 in…
Jun 25, 2014
Around Sherwood
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Community Services Fair a hit, Bowmen Football to host annual youth camp Sherwood Community Services Fair a hit The city of Sherwood and Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue held their annual Community…
Jun 25, 2014
After four years at chamber helm, Bruton exits for new venture…
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After more than four year’s leading Sherwood’s Chamber of Commerce, Nancy Bruton is heading out. Specifically, Bruton recently accepted a job in advertising sales with KGW TV Channel 8. “It…
Jun 22, 2014
Of the people, by the people, for the people
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“We’ll start with volunteers,” the Abraham Lincoln portrayer said. “Who here would like to be a slave? (Awkward laughter) Let’s try it another way. Who here would own one?” It’s a great…
Jun 18, 2014
County sends vehicle fee to voters
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Washington County commissioners voted Tuesday to put a proposed $30-a-year vehicle registration fee on the ballot in November. The decision followed a a two-hour public hearing in which 19…
Jun 06, 2014
Wildcat Haven agrees to pay OSHA fine
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Wildcat Haven Sanctuary, a big cat rescue in rural Sherwood, has withdrawn its appeal and agreed to pay penalties after one of its cougars killed a keeper last year. In March, the Oregon…
Jun 05, 2014
Sherwood police respond to bomb threat at SHS
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Threat was written inside a bathroom stall Threatening graffiti related to a bomb threat at Sherwood High School led to a heightened presence of police at the school on June 5 and 6. Police…
Jun 04, 2014
Counting sheep: Six escape a trailer, wander around town
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Six sheep, who escaped from a trailer parked on the west side of Highway 99W, wandered around for a brief tour of Sherwood Monday morning. The animals apparently went from Safeway to the…
Jun 04, 2014
Pride Recycling Co. fire causes minor damage at plant
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The fire is contained to a small portion of building A commercial fire alarm activated after an automatic sprinkler was set off sent Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue crews to the Pride Recycling…
Jun 04, 2014
Royal Rosarians' prime minister was Sherwood-area resident
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Mark Smith crowned the 100th queen Saturday This year’s prime minister of the Royal Rosarians — that nattily dressed group who serve as the official greeters and ambassadors of goodwill for the…
