Tualatin Riverkeepers Celebrate River History Day
Arising in the foothills of the Coast Mountain range, the muddy Tualatin River meanders along
for some 83 miles, draining the fertile Tualatin Valley until it finally...
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...
Irish Culture for the Tualatin Community
Five years ago, my wife and I decided that it was important to bring Irish Culture to Tualatin. We are 20 year residents of Tualatin and felt...
Get your mind right: Live like an athlete
I often hear those statements from friends, family, and club members. They always make me cringe. In most cases, you can reach your health and fitness goals...
Jennifer Vranizan: A story of courage.
I am asking for donations to help a local Sherwood family with medical bills, with day-to-day living expenses and to lift the crushing worry about money while...
The Changing Face of Downtown Boones Ferry Rd.
The strip of Boones Ferry Road from its intersection with Tualatin Road to the Tualatin-Sherwood intersection has changed drastically through the years. On the east side,...
Out from the shadows “Women of Zimbabwe”
Right now, women’s’ opportunity for education and basic survival are threatened in the hobbled, politicized economy in Zimbabwe. Professional photographer and Tualatin resident Paul Sivley has sat next to...
Tualatin Crawfish Festival 2012!!!
View fantastic photos taken by Eric Hermann and David Dahle of the 2012 Tualatin Crawfish Festival! Excellent snap shot of our community coming together...
A “Weighty” Issue
As naturopathic physicians my colleagues and I have been known to be obsessed with health. Considering that so much of America’s very expensive conventional “health” care system is...
Battle For The Bridge
How do a bunch of local high school football alumni rally to help raise funds for Cystic Fibrosis? Naturally they have a full contact football game! The Battle for the Bridge was...
End of World War II Announced in ‘Stars and Stripes’ Newspaper...
In my last column, I talked about Tualatin men who served in three different branches of the
military in three wars who were either Prisoner of War...
Lost in Fox Hills
Funny thing happened to me the other day. I was driving along Borland Road, and seeing a couple of garage sale signs in the Fox Hills area...
Artsplash 2012 – Annual Art Show & Sale, Concert and Fun!
Looking for some great art, jewelry, ceramics, music, food and fun? Come out to the City of Tualatin’s annual ArtSplash Art Show and Sale from July 20-22, 2012...
End of World War II Announced in ‘Stars and Stripes’ Newspaper...
In my last column, I talked about Tualatin men who served in three different branches of the military in three wars who were either...
The miracle in being part of the Oregon Dog Rescue
One of the things that I love most about being an Oregon Dog Rescue (ODR) volunteer is watching pooches leave to go home with their new...
Remembering our Veterans on Memorial Day
The recent Memorial Day commemoration gives us all pause to reflect on Tualatin’s deceased military members. There is no question that every veteran is a hero...
Family Friendly Tualatin River Discovery Day
On Saturday June 30, Tualatin Riverkeepers will host the 23rd Annual Tualatin River Discover Day, a family friendly paddle trip on the Tualatin River from the...
The making of Mobile Health Clinics
ADI Mobile Health is a Tualatin based, family held corporation with 14 employees and world-wide sales. This company provides a highly focused, special market niche at large within...
Rotating Art Exhibits At The Tualatin Library
In an effort to further promote arts in the community, local artists will be displaying their work in the “living room” of the Tualatin Public Library. This...
Memorial Day is Reminder of Sacrifices Made by Military Members
The recent Memorial Day commemoration gives us all pause to reflect on Tualatin’s deceased military members. There is no question that every veteran is...
