Tualatin Life

BY KIM DEMARCHI A power struggle is when a person holds one position and another person holds a different position and both are unwilling to...

If you needed any more proof Tualatin is a great place to live, it just arrived in the form of a report from U-Haul...

BY SCOTT HUNSDON AND HOWARD HOYLE Registrations are flowing in, the Tualatin Softball Board is working hard to kick off the 2017 Season. Until sign-ups...

When work-life integration is the new norm, how are we supposed to achieve a healthy balance? Is it even possible anymore? The answer is...

BY LOYCE MARTINAZZI American citizens, including those of Japanese ancestry, pulled together as never before. The U.S Army built Camp Adair north of Corvallis, and...

BY DR. JEFF CLARK, TRUE HEALTH MEDICINE PC In this age of political polarization, are there really people who are actually against people getting older...

BY REID IFORD, TUALATIN LIFE “Tualatin is thriving,” an exuberant Mayor Lou Ogden told a packed house Tuesday, January 24, when he delivered his State...

BY DIANE BONICA, TUALATIN ROTARY It was just another typical lunch at the Tualatin Rotary as épée swords flashed nearly inches away from the mashed...

BY TUALATIN CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT ORGANIZATION (CIO) The last few weeks have reminded us that winter storms can bring freezing temperatures, mountains of snow and dangerous...

BY DALE POTTS Retired Tualatin Businessman Ed Casey Jr’s family made a significant contribution to our countries’ emergency World War Two shipbuilding program, producing 206...