Tualatin Life

Headache, brain fog, anxiety, depression, joint pain, obesity and thyroid issues are some of the complaints we treat every day in our clinic. These...

By  Jonn Karsseboom I’m not a big cheese eater. I’m not opposed to it, but if I’m ever given the choice between adding cheese to something...

By  Barbara Sherman, Tigard Life Tualatin residents have a unique opportunity through the end of August to tell city officials what changes they would like...

By  Theresa Patton I was walking around Fred Meyer with one of my four year old boys the other day, browsing the post Fourth of...

By  Jeff Smith, Tualatin Rotary Ines I. Venegas is the winner of the Tualatin Rotary Mentor Scholarship, Class of 2019. Ines is a junior at Tualatin...

By Jonathan Crane, Founder, former publisher, Tualatin Life In the literary world “tragedy” is defined as “a series of unfortunate events by which one...

By Jonathan Crane, Founder, former publisher, Tualatin Life In my effort to promote local exceptionalism, the word volunteerism often crops up. Volunteers are present...

By  Heidi Marx, Event specialist, City of Tualatin ArtSplash Art Show and Sale is one of the most anticipated summer events in Tualatin. From July...

by: Kim DeMarchi Screens are everywhere! Today’s children grow up immersed in digital media. There isn’t a day that goes by in which you avoid...

By  Daniel Bachhuber Here’s a secret: not only is there a way out of the housing crisis, but you could make money from it too. “Accessory...