Kim Marshall of Project Homeless Connect discusses the nonprofit’s work to manage 24-7 operations at the recently opened Hillsboro Shelter, and to help eliminate homelessness in Hillsboro.

Hillsboro resident Veronica Vazquez tells Mayor Pace why she created her Elemento Latino program and what she’s hearing from community members impacted by federal immigration enforcement.

Lourdes Herencia Carrasco talks about Adelante Mujeres’s ongoing work in Hillsboro to support community and small businesses deeply impacted by federal immigration enforcement.

Paisanos Plaza Manager Antonio Mendoza says small business owners in Hillsboro are hurting from federal immigration enforcement impacts and need the entire community’s support right now.

Miranda Kessler explains the Safe Routes to School program’s focus in Hillsboro and what’s ahead for the work to help children get to school and back home safely.

Former Washington County Chamber of Commerce Board Chair Titonian Wallace Sr. connects with Mayor Pace to discuss his work as the Chamber’s first Black Board Chair and the organization’s advances in serving black businesses in the community.

Mayor Pace visits the FLIP Museum in Downtown Hillsboro and talks with Jack Graham, museum founder and executive director, about FLIP’s early launch as a mobile museum, and its emphasis on Fun, Learning, Inspiration, and Play (FLIP)