Washington County greenlights reduced rate program for garbage and recycling services
At their meeting on June 28, 2022, the Washington County Board of County Commissioners took a significant step forward in improving access to essential...
Tigard painter joins long tradition of emerging artists as Louvre copyist
In a life guided by a “shoot for the moon but expect to land in the mud” kind of philosophy, Tigard artist Alex LaFollette’s...
Water bill relief available for Washington County Residents
Washington County and Clean Water Services are partnering to reduce the number of households experiencing past-due water bills accumulated during the COVID-19 pandemic. By...
Tualatin Historical Society awards 12th annual Jack Broome Scholarship
For the twelfth consecutive year, the Tualatin Historical Society has awarded the Jack Broome Scholarship to a deserving Tualatin High School student who plans...
Rotarians: United by Service
Rotary members come from all walks of life and backgrounds, but one thing unites us: A dedication to service.
Walt Emery is the longest serving...
Cultivating resources to enhance the Tualatin library
A mom who made 200 cards to thank the nurses who gave care to her child. A dad who made t-shirts for his kids,...
Upcoming Programs at Tualatin Library
Turn in your Summer Reading Logs
August 31 is the final day to get your Summer Reading logs turned in at the Tualatin Public Library,...
Retired scientist continues following observation toward discovery
Inside the small living room of Antonio Nafarrate’s Tualatin apartment, every surface tells the story of his life in science.
A life driven by insatiable...
Tualatin company helps make the snacks that everyone loves
Deep in a Tualatin industrial park is a business called Crescent Systems, and passersby likely have no idea that the company has had a...
Parks Bond Measure added to the November Ballot
Tualatin City Council members unanimously agreed to present voters with a $25 million Parks Bond measure on the November ballot during an August 8...
Council Corner: August 2022
Tualatin is in the first phase of our Climate Action Plan. The Climate Action plan has 3 Parts:
Greenhouse Gas Inventory,Community Engagement and Public InvolvementCity...
Kelly Horsford announces run for Tualatin City Council
Tualatin Budget Committee member Kelly Horsford has thrown her name in the hat for the City Council currently occupied by outgoing Council President Nancy...
Ireland’s traditional music masters Téada in Tualatin August 24th
Ireland’s acoustic masters Téada return to Tualatin on Wednesday, August 24th, 7:30 p.m. at the Winona Grange. The date marks the band’s first return...
Late Summer Rush
The end of summer is calling. Last-minute trips, squeezing in all the warm weather memories. An entirely different hustle and bustle as relaxing garden...
Patriot Guard Parade for Local Veteran
On Sunday, July 24, the Patriot Guard Riders did a ride-by parade for local veteran Jim Kruchoski. Jim is an Army Veteran who was...
Marquis Tualatin to Hold 5th Annual Car Show & BBQ
A fundraiser to support Meals On Wheels People - Tualatin
Marquis Companies Tualatin Campus is excited to announce the date for their fifth annual car...
Tualatin United Methodist Church Celebrates 40 Years on City’s Highest Hill
After losing its earlier building by fire, and outgrowing the second, Tualatin Methodists are now marking 40 years in its third location on the...
Dream Big! A Tualatin Rotary Club Challenge
There is a catchphrase that is very popular. Dream Big.
It encompasses the hope that all anyone wishes can come to fruition. If only it...
Upcoming Programs at Tualatin Library
Summer Reading is in full swing at Tualatin Public Library
It’s already July, but there’s still plenty of time to sign up for Summer Reading...
Summer Art Show at Tualatin Library features watercolors of Nola Pear
Come to the Tualatin Public Library and see the beautiful watercolor artwork of Nola Pear on display now through summer 2022.
In the space called...
