Tualatin youth baseball team takes second in state
The Timberwolf Youth Baseball team has spent the last few months collecting quite a few trophies, and that continued until the end of the...
Traffic Cameras Return to Intersection with the Most Red Light Runners...
After a temporary hiatus due to close-proximity construction, the automated traffic safety cameras at SW Tualatin-Sherwood Road and SW Avery Street have returned. On...
Viva Tualatin Returns July 11 with Music, Food, Culture, and Family...
Viva Tualatin Returns July 11 with Music, Food, Culture, and Family Fun
The City of Tualatin will once again celebrate the community’s rich cultural diversity...
Forget Perfection: Tualatin Needs Food Carts
I recently visited Burbank, CA for a wedding, and was absolutely impressed with their revitalized old town. It was several walkable blocks of diverse...
Runner Aims to Raise Cancer Awareness with 5K Run in Tualatin...
In 2024, Matt Hazard didn’t let a cancer diagnosis derail his running aspirations, and after being NED (no evidence of disease) for over a...
Tualatin Police Department Renew Contract with Durham
The Tualatin Police Department renewed its policing intergovernmental agreement with the City of Durham on June 23.
At their city council meeting on June 23,...
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at Tualatin’s New Nyberg Creek Trail
City councilors, staff, an HOA president and multiple members of the public shared snow cones at the tail end of the new Nyberg Creek...
Juanita Pohl Center Reopening After Renovation
The Juanita Pohl Center’s recent renovation, which began in early April, is complete. The center officially reopened on June 1 and held its “grand...
Three Ring Babysitter
I did a dangerous thing this past month. I transferred temporary circus ringleader duties to my wonderful assistant ringmaster, my husband.
For one precious and...
City Replacing Large Sections of Sidewalk this Summer
Over 300 residential trees and 1,000 sidewalk panels will be excavated starting this summer.
At their May 26 meeting, Tualatin City Council voted 6-1 to...
Tualatin online-marketplace shooting part of trend
Gunfire disrupted a quiet afternoon at Tualatin’s Jurgens Park early this month after an online marketplace transaction escalated into a robbery, threatening the safety...
Comedy, Drama, & Mystery: Mask & Mirror Unviels New Season
Mask & Mirror Community Theatre has announced five spectacular shows for its upcoming 2026-2027 Season 16. The three main shows will be produced on...
Aging in Place July 2026
When my mother was in her 80’s and we were both widowed, we made the big decision to leave our longtime homes and friends...
Mayor’s Corner July 2026
Every Drop Counts: Water Conservation in Tualatin This Summer
Tualatin residents are heading into a summer that demands more mindfulness at the tap than usual. Oregon...
Broadway Rose Presents an Exhilarating Musical and Dance Sensation
Broadway Rose Theatre Company presents the Tony Award-winning musical Disney’s Newsies. Preview performance is on Thursday, July 15, with opening night on Friday, July...
Tualatin golfer ready to follow dream after qualifying for Senior U.S....
It’s not often you can be considered the young hand in a group after turning 50, but that youthful exuberance is exactly what Chad...
Horizon Christian continues to rebuild football program after nearly a decade...
A school needs a lot of things to re-launch a football program, everything from enough players to field a team to helmets to a...
Tualatin Updates City Website for the First Time in Over 10...
On June 11, the City of Tualatin unveiled an updated city website emphasizing enhanced accessibility.
“While no large technology project is ever completely finished on...
‘Very Dismayed’: City Councilors Criticize Washington County While Adopting Library Agreement
While a majority voted yes at their June 22 meeting, Tualatin City Councilors still expressed significant dissatisfaction with Washington County Commissioners’ conduct while workshopping...
Summer food benefits now available to many Oregon families with kids
For the third year in a row, many Oregon families with school-aged children will have access to financial assistance for their summer groceries.
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