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As the City preens itself to celebrate the one hundred years since incorporation, let us examine what the area looked like one century ago.
There were two hubs of commerce, old town and new town. Both areas clustered around a railroad station; this was after all,...
The COVID-19 pandemic looks poised to potentially claim another giant of the entertainment industry, and this time around, the impact could be felt by Tigard and Tualatin moviegoers.
The Bridgeport Village Regal Cinemas is possibly facing eviction over nonpayment of...
Tualatin Food Pantry Appoints Executive Director
The Tualatin Food Pantry (TFP), which also operates under the name Tualatin School House Pantry, has named Danielle Schneider as its first Executive Director.
Schneider’s extensive background in nonprofit leadership combined with her commitment to...
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Dan Lacy blends cars and Christianity on auto-centric podcast
It was the thunderous engines. The reek of gasoline in the air. The surge inside his marrow as the cars blew by.
From the...
Cultivating resources to enhance the Tualatin library
A mom who made 200 cards to thank the nurses who gave care to her child. A dad who made t-shirts for his kids,...
Now Playing! June 2023
Happy June! Summer is nearly here, and with that, plenty of summer blockbusters. What’s the catch? With the writers’ strike looming large over the...
Want to Get Involved with Tualatin?
VOLUNTEER: So many opportunities exist to volunteer in Tualatin! Do you like being in nature? Come plant trees. Do you like reading? Come shelve books. Do you enjoy...
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Hazelbrook Dessert Night and Silent Auction Returns!
Hazelbrook Middle School's band, choir and orchestra students are tuning their instruments and honing their voices in preparation for the upcoming Dessert Night and...
Mi Pisco Brings Traditional Peruvian Cuisine to Tigard
“Peruvian food is more about the experience – the textures, the flavors, the different salsas,” says Sheyla Veloz, co-owner of Mi Pisco Peruvian Restaurant...
What Happened to the Labor Shortage?
Last month, I touched on the dramatic change in our labor market within just a couple of years. In 2021 and 2022, everyone was...
This is Your Sign: Garden
Were you looking for a sign that it was time to form a new healthy habit, spend more time outdoors, have a new activity...
Cascade Blues Association’s Muddy Awards winners to perform in Tigard
‘Best in Blues’ Ben Rice & the PDX Hustle, Norman Sylvestor Band and Kivett Bednar perform
It’s been said that blues music reflects life. That...
Retiring Superintendent feels positive about her time with TTSD, district’s future
After six years of leading the Tigard-Tualatin School District (TTSD) through an era of unprecedented challenges in American public education, Dr. Susan Rieke-Smith announced...
Kidney cancer ‘fun’-raiser set for April 13 in Tualatin Community Park
Lindsay Walker, 46, was diagnosed with kidney cancer in November 2022 and is now cancer-free. Besides undergoing treatment, her diagnosis of stage 3 chromophobe...
Tualatin native’s book to be a series on Netflix
David Brautigam, a Tualatin native, has been writing for over a decade, and his hard work has finally paid off. His book, “Revenge is...
A Tisket, a Basket…
“A-tisket, a-tasket, A Garden Corner hanging basket…” I half hum my variation of the nursery rhyme dazedly to my whimpering child as we work...
Aging in Place: April 2024
My mother is a vibrant 92-year-old living in Corvallis. She has chosen to age in place for as long as is feasible. Gradually, she...