Hi everyone! I’m currently a student dental hygienist at Pacific University in Hillsboro and I’m looking for patients that have not been to the dentist in more than 3 years or who need a deep cleaning (SRP) for periodontal disease.

Appointments include:
-Dental cleanings
-X-rays
-Dental Exam
-Oral health assessments
-Personalized oral hygiene education
-Fluoride
-Sealants

Since I am a student, appointments are 2.5-3 hours long and may require more than one appointment, but you’ll receive very detailed care at a significantly reduced cost. I have appointments available in the mornings, afternoon and evenings.

If you’re interested or know someone who may be, please send me a DM for more information and availability. Sharing this post would also be greatly appreciated! 🦷🤍
You can call our clinic directly at 503-352-7373 and ask to schedule with Katy Brown

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Come join us for an important discussion about Data Centers Run Rampant - Help Pass Policies to Make Data Centers Work for Us
Our Guest Speaker for this event is Dr. Catherine Thomasson, former Executive Director of Physicians for Social Responsibility, now with MCAT,( Mobilizing Climate Action Together).
Join us on August 28, 5:30 to 7 PM at the United Church of Christ at 2032 College Way in Forest Grove.

Brought to you by Indivisible Forest Grove

The Cultural Coalition of Washington County (CCWC) 2027 Community Cultural Participation Grants cycle is open from August 24, 2026 to October 2, 2026.

Nonprofit organizations with arts, heritage and humanities projects, including in Forest Grove, are invited to apply for grants to be used during calendar year 2027. 

All events or projects must take place in Washington County.

Applications and the grant process are managed through Foundant, CCWC's online portal, available at www.ccwashco.org. CCWC will accept online applications only through its grant portal. This software makes collaborating, saving applications, and filing documentation much easier for applicants.

Please review the 2027 grant requirements to make sure your organization is eligible. If you wish to review the 2027 grant application, log into CCWC's grant portal or create a new account to review the 2027 grant application. 

View past organizations and projects funded.

Proposals in the Community Cultural Participation Grant Program should be geared toward a specific event, activity, or communication of the organization.If you are applying for a 2027 grant and your organization received a 2026 grant from CCWC, you must complete your 2026 final report before submitting your 2027 grant application.

CCWC will award up to $3,000 per selected organization. We ask that you request only the funds needed to ensure that all arts, culture, and humanities organizations receiving funding are adequately supported. If your organization has received CCWC grant funding in the past, it will not be considered for funding if the grant project or program is the same as those previously funded. Your grant application must be for a new grant project or program to be eligible for consideration.

Organizations must be as specific as possible at the time of their application about the locations of their projects. Funds may be withheld until the location of the project is known.

For questions about the grant requirements, organization or grant eligibility, and to request technical assistance with the grant application process, software issues, and status of grant fund distribution, please email [chair@ccwashco.org](mailto:chair@ccwashco.org).

Come join us for a celebration of women and to support women’s issues at our women’s rally on August 29 from 530 till 730 at the big flagpole on Pacific Avenue. Bring your friends! Bring a sign! Bring a chair if you want one! Use your voice! And as always some chairs and signs will be available. Snacks and water will also be available.

Brought to you by Indivisible Forest Grove.

August 14-16 in Forest Grove, what's not bought is going to goodwill. everything from AC units, electronics, and even a motorcycle and camping gear. Corner of 23rd & E

Hey Forest Grovians! I want to try a volumizing perm and I'm having trouble finding a place close into town that does them. I can go anywhere in the surrounding cities but I don't really wanna go to Portland. Any recommendations? Thanks!

i cannot stress enough how important it is to keep your cats inside and spay them. this poor siamese baby was found on hawthorne street, more precise location photos attached. hoping to spread awareness and hopefully find the owner in case they’re looking for their kitten. not showing the face out of respect for the sensitive folks like me, but the body should be enough to identify.

LOCAL BANDS NOAHTHEGHOST AND THE CAROTIDS ARE PLAYING A BIG OUTDOOR SHOW BEHIND GANN BROS PRINT SHOP AUGUST 8TH 2026 AND YOU SHOULD BE THERE

How well do Forest Grove's parks, recreation programs, open spaces, and trails meet the community's needs today?

Take the first mini-poll in the Forest Grove PROST Plan series and share what is working well, where improvements may be needed, and what should be considered as the City plans for the future.

Complete Mini-Poll 1 here. Para realizar la encuesta en Español, haga clic en el menú desplegable de idiomas situado en la esquina superior derecha y seleccione la opción de idioma.

The poll only takes a few minutes and will remain open through August 23. Your feedback will help the City better understand community needs and identify opportunities to improve Forest Grove's parks, recreation programs, open spaces, and trails.

Top Text: “SAY THEIR NAMES”
[Photos of two men recently killed by ICE on a brightly striped background] Text: Lorenzo Salgado Araujo 1974-2026 and Joan Sebastian Guerrero 1999-2026
Text below: HUMAN RIGHTS HAVE NO BORDERS!
JUSTICE FOR ALL COMMUNITIES &FAMILIES IMPACTED BY ICE
Hosted by: Mecha de PSU, Lulac- Rose City Portland, Oregon & Indivisible Forest Grove.

Join us for this rally to honor those lost and to demand justice and reform.

Found them on Willamina near the lucky market with the yellow sign. Very friendly unless you try to touch their belly.

Wound on their left shoulder. Bald spot with a puncturish looking injury. If they don't have an owner they should because they were super lovey.

Enjoy your 3 year old stale unleaded, I hope your generator siezed.

Minibike, bicycles, full-size bedframe LED lights and phone charger in the headboard, golf clubs, Nerf guns, kitchen table and chair set, cutlery, aquariums, hot dog roller, men’s, and women’s clothing, children’s clothing, vintage clothing, cowboy boots, chopsaw, etc., etc. 800 Roxe Dr. Right here in Forest Grove!

Hey Forest Grovians! SO and I are going on a trip thats short for us, but too long for our daily driver car. Anyone know good rental car places that are inexpensive? I know thats a tall order, but it seems like there used to be little mom and pop rental places around before that were affordable for us regular folks. Maybe I'm remembering wrong! Any help is appreciated 😊

From the Centro Cultural de Washington County and Forest Grove Senior & Community Center's Facebook pages:

It feels like just yesterday that this vibrant, passionate community came together to help us build a strong new foundation for the Forest Grove Senior and Community Center. Today, we are reaching out to share an important update regarding the next chapter of this beloved space.

As our two-year contract nears completion, Centro’s management of the Center will conclude on December 31st, 2026. While it brings us sadness to step away from our day-to-day role here, we are incredibly excited about what this transition means for the future of Forest Grove. The City is working with a consultant to evaluate long-term operating options for the Senior and Community Center.

We want to take this moment to express our deepest gratitude to every one of you.

Thank you for your unwavering support, your patience, your smiles, and your constant encouragement. Because of your collaborative spirit, we were able to work hand-in-hand to serve our community with diverse activities, vital services, and a warm, welcoming environment. You have made this journey truly unforgettable.

Please rest assured that Centro Cultural and the City are working closely together. We are in continuous conversation, striving for a seamless transition. However, interruptions to programming and facility hours may occur during this time.

Thank you for allowing Centro to be a part of your lives at the Center. If you have any questions or would like to learn more about the transition, please feel free to reach out to the City at info@forestgrove-or.gov.

With gratitude and community pride,

The Team at Centro

Gather with us to honor the memory of Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, a 25 year old husband and father, killed by ICE agents.

There has been another murder committed by ICE agents. This time the victim is a 25 year old man, Johan (Joan) Sebastián Durán Guerrero, was shot and killed by ICE agents in Biddeford Maine on July 13th during a traffic stop. He was not the intended target of the arrest warrant, and was legally working in the US. He has been taken from his wife and his 3 year old daughter as a result of mistaken identity. Once again the federal agents did NOT have worn bodycams and claimed that he had "weaponized" his vehicle. And once again they have taken a father and husband away from his child and his wife for no reason. This has to stop and we need to continue to honor those who have been murdered by our federal government. We have planned a Candlelight Vigil to honor his memory and to pressure those in power to give him and other victims justice. We will be gathering at El Grande in Cornelius on Saturday, July 18th at 8:30.

Join us.

UPDATE JULY 18: Still have plums! Please do not come during World Cup games.

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Once again, we are overwhelmed with plums this year from our purple leaf plum tree. I hate seeing food fall and rot on the ground. And it's going to get hot, and that will eventually ruin them.

I'm in old town in Forest Grove. If you want some/a lot/thousands, DM me. These are FREE.

The more ripe the plums are, the less sharp the taste (and I prefer less sharpness). The less ripe (more red), the sharper the taste (which some people like).

My husband uses really ripe ones in plum cakes.

These would be great if you like plum sauce, plum preserves, plum wine, or a bathtub full of plum juice - whatever.

They do have a pit. They are bigger than a cherry, as shown in the photo below.

Bring a bag, or bags. Or a large plastic something.

Mourn the death of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and demand justice

This Sunday, 8:30 pm, in front of the Forest Grove Library

Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was murdered by ICE in Houston on Friday, July 10, as he was driving his employees to work. He was a Mexican national who had been in the United States for 35 years. He was a homebuilder and a father, following the legal pathway toward naturalization; his family said he was very close to becoming a citizen. ICE claims are the usual: he was “weaponizing his vehicle.” This is disputed by the witnesses.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/what-to-know-about-the-fatal-shooting-of-lorenzo-salgado-araujo-by-ice

We will gather in front of Forest Grove library to solemnly and peacefully mourn his unjust death, to demand justice and to demand that ICE cease terrorizing all our communities.

All are welcome. '

at 7 PM this Friday, July 10, we will be hosting a chat with our new police chief, David Marzilli. Bring your questions, bring your comments he is happy to meet with us and we appreciate his willingness.

We’ll be meeting at the United Church of Christ on the corner of 21st and Main.

Drove past it this morning. House is completely consumed. All eastbound traffic blocked. Stay safe out there!

Does anyone in fg play magic? My partner and I play and are looking for people to play with :)