Tualatin High School graduates unique Class of 2021
Tualatin High School’s Class of 2021 celebrated its graduation on June 12, following one of the most challenging school years imaginable.
It was a year...
TuHS Freshman qualifies for Track and Field Nationals
Madison Speer, a freshman at Tualatin High School, recently qualified in the hammer throw for the 2021 U.S. Outdoor Track and Field Nationals set...
Tualatin High graduate aims at a future in politics
Raymond Arias wants to reach for Stanford or Harvard and provide for his parents
In a senior class full of resilient and accomplished graduates, Raymond...
Tualatin girls’ basketball take TRL title to finish off season
In a year without state championships or even playoffs, one title still remains: league champions.
In the Tualatin girls’ basketball penultimate matchup, they fought for...
Why farmers once blew up a Tualatin River dam
New book details revolt against Oregon Iron & Steel Company
Some stories are so unbelievable that they deserve to be told over and over. One...
Tualatin High School valedictorian combines sports with academics
Aurora Davis recounts just how weird her senior year actually was
Growing up, Aurora Davis naturally gravitated toward leadership roles in school.
Now, as she graduates...
Willamette Meridian Line, an important survey marker in Tualatin
Dog-walkers and joggers who traverse the Tualatin River Greenway along the Tualatin River behind the Stonesthrow Apartments often don’t even notice a 10-foot-tall piece...
Now Playing! July 2021
Sailor Moon Eternal: The Movie (2021)Dir. Chiaki Kon - Netflix
This film is a dream come true for fans of the 1990s anime series, as...
Council hears proposal to alter term limits policy
Barely five years after Tualatin voters placed term limits on city council members, some now want to see that policy loosened. But only just.
A...
Council Corner: Term limits in Tualatin?
At the June 14 City Council meeting, residents of Tualatin proposed a change to the City’s Charter to amend current term limits for elected...
SHOC Walk & Run for Ovarian Cancer
The SHOC Foundation hosts its second VIRTUAL event
“If you have breath, find a purpose” is what Sherie Hildreth would say about giving back to...
Tualatin Police Blotter: June 2021
This information is provided by the Tualatin Police Department and represents a partial log of calls received by the department last month. The Department’s...
Until drought do us part
One year ago, on July 1, I changed my relationship status on Facebook from “in a relationship” to “engaged.” After what felt like seven...
Aging in Place: July 2021
Have you ever walked from one room to another in your home and forgotten why you entered the room? Have you ever had a...
Cellulite: What really works?
Summer can be an especially difficult time for people challenged with the issue of cellulite which might otherwise be covered up in colder seasons....
King City Senior Village does Father’s Day right
King City Senior Village sure knows how to do Father’s Day (and all the holidays) right. The facility always hosts celebrations on the major...
Welcome back to the Juanita Pohl Center!
After more than 14 months of remaining closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Juanita Pohl Center, Tualatin’s Active Aging Center, re-opened its doors...
Tualatin student finds a home at Creekside
At one point in his young life, Eduardo Aguillon accepted that he would likely soon be dead or in jail.
The Tualatin teen was failing...
Rotary makes a most difficult decision
America is the land of choice. We pride ourselves with the freedom to make decisions. We act at will and choose what is best...
Summer Reading at Tualatin Public Library
Summer’s here, and that means it’s time for Summer Reading at Tualatin Public Library!
This year, Tualatin Library is challenging readers of all ages to...
































