Conchords Chorale accepting new members
Do you like to sing? Do you like to meet new and very friendly people? If so, you might like to visit with the...
Historical Society Hosts Eleventh Celebration of Tualatin’s Heritage
Our city’s rich and colorful history is the centerpiece of the 2019 “Tualatin Heritage Evening” Friday, Sept. 13 at 6 p.m.
Entry for the evening...
Mask & Mirror Community Theatre Announces its 9th Season of Six...
Mask & Mirror Community Theatre proudly announces its 2019-2020 season of six plays with something for everybody: comedies, dramas and a musical. This is...
Helping You Navigate Your Journey Through Parenting: Prevention through Education and...
As parents and caregivers, we are all committed to raising healthy and substance free children. But, how do we do that? We know that...
Aging in Place
This month’s column is a continuation of the June column, "Mobility Issues Related to the Aging Population." In 2014, the U.S. Census Bureau released...
A personal bond with me and Bob Maxwell, our nation’s oldest...
National news media coverage of his death focused attention to his courage and exemplary life.
Bob Maxwell’s death on May 11, 2019 got national attention. ...
One Brick Shy at the CI Bar & Grill
In 2009, Bruce Svela and Doug Stroberger named the band One Brick Shy. This band brings their experience, talent, and uniqueness from other groups...
Massive tumor acts as rallying call for Tualatin
Kristion Kim just wants to sleep in his own bed again, but it will be awhile before that is a reality again, considering he’s...
Hawaiian World War Two veteran, Joseph Sequito was a well-known and...
On December 7, 1941 – the day the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor – Joseph Sequito was a typical Hawaiian teenager; surfing, scuba diving, and...
Everyday Heroes: Sarah Brown
The Brown family is growing, both in size and in love. Sarah Brown, fosterturned-adoptive mom, to son Daniel (10) whose adoption was final one...
























