Tualatin Life

Last month’s story on strawberries in the Tualatin Valley evoked a plethora of memories from many folks. Besides my story, the Capital Press, Oregon’s...

Behind the big hedge next to the WES station you can barely see Tualatin’s only building on the National Register of Historic Places, the...

Jennifer Bridges, a powerful and savvy business woman, boarded an airplane to Ethiopia in 2010, accompanying a friend who was adopting a child. She...

National Night Out is a program the Tualatin Police Department has supported and participated in for several years. Annually, the first Tuesday in August,...

At some point or another, chances are pretty good that your child will be part of a bullying incident. Traditionally, there are three roles...

Well, I’ve made it to the fourth issue, so I guess I’m here to stay. I’m finally starting to get my “sea legs!” Summer is...

Yvonne Addington introduced me to a member of one of Tualatin’s early families at the conclusion of our Memorial Day event, Gordon Sunde. Gordon,...

With the 100-degree weather we experienced earlier this month, you might be surprised that summer is still a few days away. But as you’re...

We last wrote to the Tualatin Life back in 2012. We were organizing the Tuberous Sclerosis Complex fundraising walk for families in Oregon living...

In our very own back yard, is a woman with a passion for words. An avid reader, Tualatin resident Cathy LaGrow has more books...