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Greenway Trail Receives Awards
The City of Tualatin has received state and national awards for excellence, design, and sustainability for the innovative Tualatin River Greenway Trail project.
The City...
When Diet and Exercise Fail…
You go to the gym. You eat healthy. So why do you still struggle with cellulite? Where did that pooch come from?
In the past,...
WORD CUP 2016
A Garden Rebel by Any Other Name
“It’s a working world,” my father says every time one of us children leaves for...
Very Successful Care Package Packing Party, 230 boxes Sent to Deployed Military Members
Nearly 90 folks showed up at the King City Civic Center on September 30 to...
CYT: Inspiring Kids in the Arts
The arts play an important role in the lives of our kids. Like team sports,...
WRC Rally Cup
Hazelbrook PSO and Tualatin Together host a screening of ScreenAgers
Join Hazelbrook PSO and Tualatin Together as we host a screening of SCREENAGERS: Growing Up...
PDX Movers Trunk or Treat 2022
PDX Movers is hosting their 2nd Annual Trunk or Treat on October 30, from 12:00...
Tualatin punches ticket to state title game
Sherwood came into Friday’s semifinals matchup boasting the most dominant defense in the state, but...
CYCLING TOUR
Seventh Generation is Now Part of 1869 Lee Farms in Tualatin
Craig Lee hasn’t strayed far from his family roots – or land.
He is part of the fifth generation of Tualatin farmers in a family...
America at War
BY LOYCE MARTINAZZI
American citizens, including those of Japanese ancestry, pulled together as never before. The U.S Army built Camp Adair north of Corvallis, and...
Surgery #18 in the Books for Jake Dering
On May 7th of this year Jake had surgery on his cervical spine. We originally went to see Dr. Krajibich at Shriners Hospital...
Loyce Martinazzi writes about Norwood and Tonquin Communities
Aaron Olds established an ironworks on the Tualatin River in 1862, and Oswego’s Oregon Iron Company built the first iron smelter in 1864 and produced its first pig iron...
Tualatin Life’s Pumpkin Contest!
Have you ever thought about Growing a Giant Pumpkin? Here’s how to do it:
Tualatin’s West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta is known nationwide and for...
TENNIS
Is Telemedicine Here to Stay?
So much has changed so fast with the arrival of the Sars-CoV-2 (COVID-19) pandemic. With the early shutdowns and uncertainty how the virus was...
Garden Corner Concept Study Begins in October
BY ROBERT KELLOGG, IBACH CIO PRESIDENT
Since the establishment of the Ibach CIO in October 2011, no issue has commanded more attention and resident...
LATEST ARTICLES
From Despair to Hope: Conquering Peripheral Neuropathy with Nyberg Acupuncture & Wellness
“It’s as though I’m stepping from razor blade to razor blade.”
“It feels like my feet are under attack by fire ants.”
“Like I’m walking on wet paint with rolled-up socks.”
And you’re in this kind of...
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 Silent Auction. This event is scheduled for Wednesday, April 17,...
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 in Tigard. Veloz and co-owner/chef José Palma both have years...
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 asking, “Where are all the people?” So many jobs were...
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 with your family, develop a new skill, or maybe use...
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 truth comes alive when three of the best blues acts...
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 in February that this year will be her last as...
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 renal cell carcinoma led to to look online for a...
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 Must,” will be published by Amazon on April 3...
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 our way down the pathway. She is once again utterly...