Tualatin Life

BY LOYCE MARTINAZZI The Great Depression of 1929 to 1939 couldn’t have come at a worse time for the village of Tualatin. The sawmill...

BY DR. WENDY ROGERS, TRUE HEALTH MEDICINE PC The human body never ceases to amaze in what it does on a daily basis without...

BY JULIE LUDEMANN, RECREATION SUPERVISOR, CITY OF TUALATIN Kids can imagine, create, explore, and discover this summer with the City of Tualatin’s popular day...

BY REID IFORD, TUALATIN LIFE In many ways, Samantha “Sammy” Hatting is a typical little Tualatin second-grader. She just turned eight years old, and...

BY KIM DEMARCHI Many adults as children were not allowed to express their feelings. You might have been told “Don’t cry, or I will...

For many people in Tualatin, it felt like losing a family member when Packy the Indian elephant passed away last month. Many of us...

BY CHAD DARBY, NEIGHBORS NOURISHING COMMUNITIES Last year over one-third of students in Tualatin elementary schools qualified for free and reduced price lunches. Nearly...

Your 2017-18 City Council has hit the ground running. While nearly half of the council are newly elected, they certainly are not newly connected....

SUBMITTED BY: GARY ROMANS Mask & Mirror Community Theatre will open their winter production – Beth Henley’s 1981 Pulitzer Prize winning “Crimes of the...

BY ANGELA WRAHTZ People living in the Portland area sometimes take for granted the rich artistic and cultural environment they live in. Sometimes they...