The Next Big Act
“How long have you been working here?” A dreaded pause follows the question. I never quite know how to answer. Truthfully, on one hand,...
Mayor’s Corner: Substance Abuse Prevention Is Everyone’s Business
Spring is a season of fresh starts – and in Tualatin, it’s also a reminder that some of our most important work happens quietly,...
Tualatin Native’s Debut Novel Tackles Colorism and Identity
Josuee Hernández, a Tualatin native, has been writing most of his life. That work bore fruit when his debut novel, “What We Did To...
Barbara Sherman July 27, 1946 — January 20, 2026
Barbara Jean Sherman, a resident of Summerfield in Tigard, died on January 20, 2026, after a brief illness. Born in Portland on July 27,...
Broadway Rose Presents a Heartfelt Musical about Truth, Connection, and Belonging
Broadway Rose Theatre Company is proud to present Dear Evan Hansen, the Tony and Olivier Award winning musical that reminds us we’re never alone....
NW Senior Theatre Takes the Show on the Road
The Northwest Senior Theatre (NST), a troupe of performers aged 55 and older, has crossed a new frontier by taking its show on the...
Tualatin snowboard, ski teams battle lack of elements during winter season
Both snowboarding and skiing come with plenty of challenges.
Sometimes you’re racing a rival. Sometimes a teammate. Sometimes you’re competing with yourself.
However, the competitors for...
Tualatin swim team optimistic about future success
Tualatin swim team head coach Erik Konrad was pleased with his team’s progress throughout the season this year, noting he felt the team got...
Student walkout at Tualatin High School draws hundreds
On Jan. 20, the anniversary of President Trump’s inauguration, hundreds of Tualatin High School students walked out of their classes at 2 p.m. in...
Silver Linings
Over the last few months, I’ve written about the woes of our economy and pointed out the troubling signs on both a local and...
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