Tualatin’s Hayley Rousselle Stars in The Miracle Worker
Your last chance to see Beaverton Civic Theatre’s award winning production of William Gibson’s The Miracle Worker is coming June 9, when the cast...
Passport to Parenting
Limits are important for a variety of reasons. They are to keep our children safe. They show we care about them. They help children...
Helenius Family Home Celebrates 100 Years
In a newer subdivision, where there’s a garden nursery, an industrial park, a road with traffic concerns, an award winning park in one direction and a 22...
The Honor Flight Program
I do my fair share of volunteer work and I have to tell you this is the single most gratifying work I’ve been involved in. To...
Meyer Family Update
Last November, life changed in an instant for Tualatin resident and Portland Police Officer, Paul Meyer. While completing an ATV training course on Hayden Island on a...
“Clouds on a Boat”
As the calendar changes, so does the exhibition at the Living Room Gallery at the Tualatin Library where from April 1st through the end of May 2013 the...
In Tualatin the 20s Roared Then Came Crashing Down
Business was booming in Tualatin after the First World War, as gasoline filling stations replaced the old Blacksmith shops and farmers hauled wagon loads of onions, potatoes...
Rain Matters
During springtime in Tualatin, when all it seems to do is rain, there are many days we completely agree with the sentiment of this nursery rhyme....
Tualatin Navy Man Makes Eight War Patrols On Submarine USS Stingray...
American naval submarine forces had a largely unheralded but significant impact towards winning the war in the Pacific against Japan in World War II. ...
The Paul Meyer Story – An update
Last month we reported on the accident of Officer Paul Meyer that occurred last November when a tree snapped and smashed down on him as he...
Tualatin Police Hold Awards Banquet
On Saturday evening, February 9th the Tualatin Police Department held its annual awards banquet at the Tualatin Country Club. It was a special evening and many received recognition for...
St. Patrick’s Day Facts, Myths and Events
It is known that St. Patrick was born in Britain to wealthy parents near the end of the fourth century. He is believed to have died on...
Tualatin in the Teens
The decades that spanned the first part of the 20th century brought dramatic changes to America, as well as to other parts of the world. Henry Ford’s Model...
Tualatin’s Playful Playgrounds
Have you ever noticed how creative,whimsical, and playful the playgrounds are in Tualatin’s parks? With spring just a month away, let’s take a look at these playful...
Clackamas Town Center Shooting Hits Close to Home for Tualatin Residents
I have lived in Tualatin for 12 nearly years. I am an RN and work for Kaiser Permanente in their Geriatric and Long Term Care department. Prior...
Portland Police Officer and Tualatin Resident Paralyzed in Freak Accident
On the morning of November 19th Portland Police Officer and Tualatin resident Paul Meyer was riding an ATV, finishing up a training exercise with fellow Portland Police Bureau...
City of Tualatin… 100 Years Old!
As the City preens itself to celebrate the one hundred years since incorporation, let us examine what the area looked like one century ago.
There were two hubs...
Artwalk In Winter
As I write this, in January 2013, it is a chilly 36 degrees in Tualatin. There are many rainy and gray days ahead for us this...
Mayor’s Corner
2013 is certainly in full swing. We are wrapping up months of work including the Transportation System Plan, Linking Tualatin, and Basalt Creek Transportation Refinement Plan. Continuing
is the SW Corridor...
Backyard Chickens
For years there’s been the unanswered question of “Why did the chicken cross the road?” Maybe another unanswered question is “Why do people want...
