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Tualatin Painting Group is a Masterpiece of Art Community
Working in isolation may help promote a certain kind of focus, but does solitary effort lead to growth?
Many artists would tell you that once...
Tualatin CIO
BY CATHY HOLLAND, COMMERCIAL CIO PRESIDENT
As President of the Tualatin Commercial Citizen Involvement Organization (CCIO), I am pleased to give you an update...
WORD CUP 2016
Students ‘Shop with a Cop’ for School Supplies at Fred Meyer
If you walked into the local Fred Meyer on Friday, Oct. 11 you may have...
2013 Crawfish Festival & Parade
Some scenes from the 2013 Crawfish Festival & Parade Special Thanks to photographer Eric Hermann! Send your photos to...
Everyday Heroes: Edith (Edie) Jensen
“I’ve got schools in my blood,” explains Edith (Edie) Jensen, and Edie’s time spent serving...
WRC Rally Cup
The Giant Pumpkins Return to Tualatin!
Autumn is upon us, and that means one thing—it’s almost time for the highly anticipated...
Local Developer and City Officials Search for a Path to Preserve Norwood Trees
The developer behind a forthcoming housing complex says he’s hit a snag with the city...
Rotarian Embodies “Service Above Self”
Tualatin Rotary Club presented their “Service Above Self” award to Jessica Cousineau -- a lawyer,...
CYCLING TOUR
A Voice to be Heard
It was only a year ago that Eileen found herself leaving her beloved South Dakota. A move prompted to be closer to family in the twilight...
Tualatin Lions Easter Egg Hunt Returns April 16th!
The Tualatin Lions Club and the Easter Bunny are both excited to announce the happy return of the Tualatin Lions Easter Egg Hunt at...
Tualatin High School Presents… Almost Saturday Night Live!
Live from Tualatin High School, it’s ALMOST Saturday Night! Our Advanced Theatre students had the unique opportunity to develop original scripts and refine their...
My Tualatin Workout: Sara Shepherd — Swimming – A Lifelong Pursuit of Good Health
When Sara Shepherd thinks about something that is so very important to her, shaped who she is today and continues to have a profound...
The Tualatin Rotary is an All Season Santa
As we move deeper into December, holiday activities gear up. Our community twinkles with lights and little ones become fascinated with the traditions of...
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Mask and Mirror Community Theatre will present Steven Dietz’s “comedy of...
Mask and Mirror Community Theatre will present Steven Dietz’s “comedy of suspicion” Private Eyes as part of its edgy Unmasked Series from January 19...
Everybody: Move Your Body!
We’ve heard it our whole lives: exercise is highly beneficial for our bodies and minds. Consciously, most people know that they should be engaging...
LATEST ARTICLES
Stafford Road resistance continues to raise issue with imminent PGE power line project
Stafford Road residents still hope for a hold up on a controversial power line project, a month before construction starts.
January and February were busy for Ed Wagner and Kelly Bartholomew, two members of the...
Tualatin mayor upbeat about TriMet talks on transit cuts
Over more than a month of give-and-take discussions, the city of Tualatin and TriMet, the regional transit service, have collaborated to narrow the gap between TriMet’s service cuts and the concerns of city leaders...
What Recession?
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of going to the Tualatin Chamber’s 2026 State and National Economic Outlook presentation at Tualatin Country Club which featured State Economist Carl Riccadonna. I reported on...
Birders Flock to Wildlife Refuge for Weekend Blitz
Local birders scoured the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge on Sunday, Feb. 15, with beanies and binoculars.
“The Cornell Lab of Ornithology runs several citizen birding programs where people count birds and people upload the...
Tualatin CIO President’s Report: What’s in Your Go-Bag?
Tualatin’s Community Involvement Organizations (CIOs) support CERT training. Why? Nearly every day, the news reminds us how quickly life can change. Firestorms, severe wind events that knock out power for days, and flooding caused...
Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse Makes Its Tigard Debut
The bustling energy of Fogo de Chão is apparent the moment you walk through the door. We were greeted by enthusiastic and attentive hosts, who informed us that we were in for a unique...
2026 Retirement Planning Highlights
If you’re nearing retirement—or already there—2026 isn’t just another year on the calendar. It’s a pivotal moment when the decisions you make about taxes, Social Security, and income planning can permanently shape your financial...
Aging in Place: Connection Matters
Some folks, like my fellow columnist Susan Noack, are deeply woven into the fabric of the community. Susan leads the Aging Task Force and sits on many committees—she’s one of those people whose name...
Save the Date for Bulky Waste!
Tualatin’s annual Bulky Waste Day is on Saturday, April 11th, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Republic Services in Wilsonville (10295 SW Ridder Rd, Wilsonville, OR 97070).
Bulky waste items are typically too large...
A Show and Tell with Tualatin History
On March 4, the Tualatin Historical Society will host its “Show and Tell Event” from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., featuring five residents with important historical ties to Tualatin who will share their families’...






















































