Tualatin Historical Society Garden wins award
The Tualatin Historical Society has another feather to put in its collective hat.
The Columbia Land Trust and Audubon Society of Portland recently awarded the...
Scouting Strong in Tualatin
Tualatin Troop 530 has been Scouting Strong in Tualatin since 1952 when it was formally chartered with the Boy Scouts of America, in the...
Rolling Hills Community Church presents Finding Christmas
Looking for a family friendly way to kick off the Christmas season? The first weekend of December, Rolling Hills Community Church will feature an...
Mayor’s Corner: December 2021
Garden Corner Curves
November 20th was a beautiful day for the Garden Corner Curves reopening celebration. The Garden Corner Curves project is one of the...
Kurt Krause and his family were Durham ‘pioneers’
As Kurt Krause was driving recently on Upper Boones Ferry Road, it brought back a flood of memories.
“There were six small houses built by...
Growing Minds: Helping you raise successful humans in a modern world
Top Tips for Stress-free Holiday Parenting
The Holidays can be a wonderful time of year. A chance to break from the normal routine, gather with...
Council approves sending term limits measure to May 2022 ballot
Next stop: Tualatin voters
A proposal to amend the Tualatin City Charter to allow the city’s mayor to serve a second consecutive term – even...
Learning from the Garden: A Lifetime Reflection
It may be the sudden increase of darkness or the fact that I have just celebrated a full year of writing. I have suddenly...
TuHS Crimsonaires will welcome St. Nick Saturday on the Tualatin Heritage...
Join Tualatin Historical Society Saturday, December 4 between 2-4 p.m. for a flash-back 1950 family Christmas celebration featuring Tualatin High’s Crimsonaires choral group and...
Tualatin CIO President’s Report: December 2021
CIOs Get Results
Celebration of Success
Tualatin elected officials, staff, residents, and Community Involvement Organization (CIO) leaders celebrated the official opening of the Garden Corner Curves...
Borland Free Clinic head announces retirement
Borland Free Clinic Executive Director Sandy Kosik has announced she will retire from her position effective December 31, after three years of leadership.
Kosik is...
Aging in Place: December 2021
The holiday season has arrived, and social isolation continues to exist. While we are all still coping with the pandemic in our own ways...
Tualatin’s Holiday Lights Parade Series Returns This December!
Last winter, the Parks & Recreation Department was looking for ways to bring our community together while staying safe. We knew that large gatherings...
A battle between state powers, claimed by Lake Oswego
The Lakers snap Tualatin’s undefeated streak week six
Tualatin football is seeing a season like no other – able to remain undefeated through the first...
Tualatin Library opens new Makerspace to the public
Long-awaited facility offers everything from basic hand tools to 3D printing
A long-awaited addition to the Tualatin Public Library is now up and running.
The library’s...
Council moves toward creation of equity committee
A temporary committee will decide on how the group will operate
The City of Tualatin is continuing its work to create an equity committee that...
Tualatin Chamber of Commerce Giving Guide
Giving… it is a word with many connotations. We can give emotionally, physically and financially. But when we give it is a matter of...
The Atfalati of the Tualatin Valley
This article honors the Atfalati-Kalapuyan tribe that once owned the Tualatin Valley. While I am a professional historian, I have no right to presume...
Mayor’s Corner: November 2021
On September 27th the city council unanimously approved an emergency ordinance (1461-21) extending the 60-day tenant eviction protection period in Oregon Senate Bill 278...
City council gives go-ahead to proposed ballot language
Formal resolution to push council term limits amendment to voters is next
The Tualatin City Council will soon consider a resolution to place an amendment...
