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On Sunday a small but vibrant Oktoberfest celebration took place at King City Senior Village, but this year the annual celebration took on a new twist. Twenty-five shining Mustangs lined the street, and their owners mingled with the crowd...
On October 21, a record 614 people registered for the Regatta Run, an annual community event which commemorates the life and legacy of Corporal Matthew Lembke. We came together, as we have done for the past 10 years, to...
Barb Stinger, the descendant of Oregon pioneers, is also a “pioneer woman” herself, walking in the 40-day, 540-mile Oregon Trail Sesquicentennial Celebration reenactment in 1993 to celebrate the trail’s 150th anniversary.
“It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience,” Stinger said. “It is...
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Tualatin Food Pantry fills a vital need in the local community
Friday mornings are usually one of the slower days of the week for the volunteers at the Tualatin Food Pantry.
But the week before the...
Tualatin Man Survived “Day of Infamy” December 7th Pearl Harbor Bombing
On December 7th, 1941, Japan shocked America and the world with a surprise attack at Pearl Harbor on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu. Tualatin resident Albert Montague was...
Tualatin Business Community Comes Together to Help a Neighbor
On a warm summer weekend, Jay Malhi stepped out of his home to see his neighbor, Tony Kuch, busy at work in the front of his...
City of Tualatin to recognize Veterans, puts call out to connect with local veterans
Help us honor and recognize our local veterans during the month of November! Similar to our successful event last year, this year to remember...
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Tualatin Police add new scent sniffing sleuth to its K-9 Pack
Tualatin Police Department’s K-9 team recently grew by one exuberant young German Shepherd, and, like each of his furry colleagues, the new pooch brings...
Tualatin’s Artur Cafe celebrates its Grand Opening
Donut Land donuts, free drip coffee and a new face in town, Artur Cafe had its grand opening on Sunday, March 16.
Christina George and...
Tualatin cheerleading captures another state title
Yet again the Tualatin High School cheerleading team is state champion.
The team won the 6A/5A Coed Traditional Division at the OSAA State Cheerleading Championships...
Richard Contreras named Employee of the Year
City of Tualatin Procurement & Contracts Analyst Richard Contreras was named the City of Tualatin 2024 Employee of the Year by City Manager Sherilyn...
Growing Fresh Healthy Food – For You and the Community
The mild weather, beautiful sunshine, and longer days have many of us thinking about gardening. Gardening has become increasingly popular as a cost-effective and...
Aging in Place – March 2025
As a senior, I have become actively aware of Senior Resource Fairs. They come under the guise of such names as Fifty and Better...
Northwest Dance Theatre presents Peter & The Wolf and other works
Northwest Dance Theatre (NWDT) is proud to present the enchanting tale of Peter and the Wolf, a timeless story of bravery and cleverness told...
Tualatin Chamber Excellence in Business Awards Banquet
This year’s Excellence in Business Awards Banquet was held on Friday, March 7, 2025, at the Tualatin Country Club and was a successful, beautiful,...
Tualatin to Recognize Transgender Day of Visibility
Tualatin is joining jurisdictions worldwide this year in designating March 31 as Transgender Day of Visibility.
During a February meeting, the Tualatin City Council heard...
OPINION: Why I Voted Against the Transgender Day of Visibility Recognition...
As a city council member representing Tualatin, Oregon (pop. ~27,000), I focus on government neutrality, fiscal responsibility, and protecting personal freedoms. I voted against recognizing Transgender...
