Tualatin Life

The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation is the first tribe in Oregon to request that the governor retrocede civil jurisdiction of tribal...

Utilities in Washington and Oregon are increasingly reliant on buying gas-powered electricity, or building it out themselves, to meet data center demand Key points Electric utilities...

One of Tigard’s most anticipated summer traditions is back! The Tigard Festival of Balloons returns June 26–28, 2026, at Cook Family Park for three...

The final production of the 15th season of the twice-yearly, edgier UnMasked offerings from Mask & Mirror Community Theatre will be R. T. Robinson’s...

As the prices of gold and silver surge, Tigard bullion buyer Dennis Johnson says he’s experiencing a “high point.” As of May 29, gold and...

As College graduation is approaching, there might be some surprises in store for the class of 2026. The long-standing expectation that an eager job...

Former Tualatin Public Library Director Jerianne Thompson blamed frustrations with a Washington County agreement for her departure from the Tualatin Public Library. Thompson had...

As a little girl, I recall hearing about the elusive circus coming to town. The entire concept was applied as an allegory rather than...

Austin Chen said that after entering the corporate world right out of college, he felt he wanted to do something different. This April, Chen...

Ibach Park was a special place for former Tualatin mayor Steve Stolze and his wife of 46 years, Joyce Stolze. This year, Steve Stolze worked...

Each June, communities across the country observe Gun Violence Awareness Month — a time to pause, reflect, and recommit ourselves to the safety and...

The Tualatin boys track team won the state title with an impressive showing at Hayward Field at University of Oregon. The best showing for the...

Mayor of almost eight years, Frank Bubenik, thanked city staff, councilors and residents in an emotional speech at Tualatin’s State of the City event...

In 1994, my husband and I found Tualatin to be an ideal location to raise our family, with its wonderful parks and trees, proximity...

This summer at the Tualatin Library, the community can enjoy remarkable and joyful collage paintings by Northwest artist Barbara Garrison, now on display. What is...

Fourteen-year-old Bo Pfeifer presented a wreath to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery on May 3, describing the event as...

In an effort to foster compassion and community engagement, Hazelbrook Middle School was proud to participate in HMS Cares, a kindness-centered fundraising campaign that...

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...

Oregon’s top economists said oil prices had created a “new economic reality” to grapple with, including rising inflation and poor labor market conditions Oil prices...

When Aubrey Bailey graduates from Tigard High School on June 5, she will be among the last batch of students to receive a collection...