COVID-19 Vaccination Effort Ramps Up in Washington County
The COVID-19 vaccination campaign looks different in every city in Oregon right now.
Some cities, like Tigard and Beaverton, have publicly available clinics open to...
Middle/High-School Students to Return to Classrooms April 19
On March 12, 2020, the Tigard-Tualatin School District (TTSD) gave the order to shut down schools for two weeks in response to the new...
I-205 Tolling Project Continues to Raise Concerns
Equity and Mobility Advisory Committee seeks wider input
An Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) plan to toll portions of Interstate 205 is moving forward despite...
Seventh Generation is Now Part of 1869 Lee Farms in Tualatin
Craig Lee hasn’t strayed far from his family roots – or land.
He is part of the fifth generation of Tualatin farmers in a family...
Now Playing! April 2021
Blinded by the Light (2019)
Dir. Gurinder Chadha - Free with Cinemax Free Trial on Amazon Prime
Gurinder Chadha’s 2019 film perfectly captures what it’s like...
Tualatin Football, Getting Back to Normal
The sun had just set on an early-March Friday night. Around this time of year, one would expect the basketball season to be coming...
Sustainability Network Launches in Tualatin
In response to the threat presented by climate change and the increasing importance of environmental awareness, City Councilor Bridget Brooks is launching the Tualatin...
Roy Gugliotta Leads Tualatin Chamber into Post-COVID Era
New Tualatin Chamber of Commerce Chief Executive Officer Roy Gugliotta has been so busy since starting work Jan. 11 that he hasn’t yet had...
Tualatin Council Outlines 2021 Policy Priorities
The Tualatin City Council’s priorities for 2021 not surprisingly read like they are dealing with all of the issues that faced the city, state...
Tualatin Family Turns Salvaged Hardwood into Profitable Business
Turning your hobby and passion into a full-time business is not nearly as easy as it might seem.
For one thing, the importance of the...
What is the State of Tualatin’s Employment Market?
Staffing Agency President comments on local employment trends
Most people assume that when unemployment numbers are lower that it is a good thing, a good...
Rotary Awards a High Honor
It’s awards season! Everywhere you look, folks are being celebrated for their achievements in music, film and television. Oscars, Emmys and Grammys are well-known trophies...
A Bridge to Nowhere?
In the world of national politics there are many times when politicians have winced while talking about a “Bridge to Nowhere.” Perhaps the most...
Basalt Creek Parkway Plan Raises Questions
Tualatin City Councilors object to traffic, environmental impacts
A planned extension of the Basalt Creek Parkway is drawing criticism from City of Tualatin officials who...
Simple Do’s and Don’ts to Keep your Pet Safe from Pesky...
Having your pets on flea and tick prevention is strongly recommended to keep them happy and healthy all year round. Unbeknownst to pet owners,...
City Finances Remain Sound Heading into New Fiscal Year
The City of Tualatin is doing better than expected financially, given the economic challenges posed over the past year by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A combination...
Timberwolves Take on the Best of Southern Oregon
Tualatin High School’s varsity football team, after facing an unlikely opponent, came away with their first win of the season under the Friday Night...
Easter Bunny Returns to Tualatin, Helping the Oregon Food Bank
The Easter Bunny is making a safe return to Tualatin and the Community Park, 8515 SW Tualatin Rd., Tualatin, on Saturday, April 3, 2021....
Eye of the Plant-Holder
My mother and I like to take strolls through the garden center. We start down at the coffee bar and meander our way through...
Friends Seeking Friends in the Garden
Was your fear of murder hornets keeping you out of the garden last year? Well, never fear, those were in Washington state, and I...
