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America at War
BY LOYCE MARTINAZZI
American citizens, including those of Japanese ancestry, pulled together as never before. The U.S Army built Camp Adair north of Corvallis, and...
Now Playing! February 2024
It’s February, and the Oscars are just around the corner. This month’s selections feature one of the top contenders for best picture: Killers of...
WORD CUP 2016
TuHS Crimsonaires will welcome St. Nick Saturday on the Tualatin Heritage Center Patio
Join Tualatin Historical Society Saturday, December 4 between 2-4 p.m. for a flash-back 1950 family...
A Voice to be Heard
It was only a year ago that Eileen found herself leaving her beloved South Dakota. A...
Japanese “Hibachi” Style Steakhouse Comes to Tualatin
BY JONATHAN CRANE, FOR TUALATIN LIFE
Tualatin residents love it when new and unique restaurants...
WRC Rally Cup
Aging in Place: Transportation
At the February meeting of the Tualatin Aging Task Force, we heard presentations on mobility...
Tualatin football jumps out to fast start to open season
There were plenty of new faces on the field in Tualatin’s season opener, but it...
Timberwolves Take Down #2 Lake Oswego
Tualatin versus Lake Oswego.
Some predicted it an impossible game for the Timberwolves. How could they...
CYCLING TOUR
Thank you, Nurses!
We appreciate healthcare heroes like you!
When Tualatin Life publisher Michael Antonelli contracted a case of Covid-19 last month (after successfully avoiding it for three...
Let Food Be Your Excuse This Holiday Season
Many years ago, a mentor at the time (who owned a vineyard with her husband) told me their wine wasn’t the reason, it was...
Tualatin Scrutinizes Police Use of Force Policies
The killing of George Floyd by four Minneapolis police officers last May caused waves of revulsion throughout American society and has spurred hundreds of...
The Five Stages of Fall
The Garden Corner prides itself on being the top shop for hanging baskets. From the World’s Largest Hanging Basket spinning in the center of...
Tualatin Athlete Signs Division 1 Lacrosse Scholarship
Engaging in high school sports remains a staple for so many individuals, but to play in college brings a whole different meaning.
Senior Sidney Dering,...
TENNIS
Scouts: Making a Difference in our Community
Mayor Frank Bubenik and the Tualatin City Council honored four Scouts for their contributions to the community. Over the past six months, these Scouts...
Tualatin High School graduates gather for Senior Celebration
Event marks first in-person meeting for Class of 2021 in 454 days
The Tualatin High School Class of 2021 went through experiences no other graduating...
LATEST ARTICLES
The Giant Pumpkins Return to Tualatin!
Autumn is upon us, and that means one thing—it’s almost time for the highly anticipated West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta! This quirky, beloved event, organized by the City of Tualatin Parks and Recreation Department,...
About the Pumpkin Regatta/Schedule of Events
The West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta began in 2004 when the Pacific Giant Vegetable Growers sought a location for an end-of-season paddle featuring a few giant pumpkins. What started as a small gathering has...
Tualatin community rallies around family after devastating house fire claims one life
A devastating two-alarm house fire in Tualatin has tragically claimed the life of one resident and displaced a large family, prompting an outpouring of community support. The blaze erupted around 7 p.m. on Monday,...
The Federal Government Shutdown
As of this writing, the Federal Government shutdown is in full swing with apparently no end in sight. Many think the effects of this political maneuvering as a distant issue, mainly impacting government workers...
Juanita Pohl Center Hosts Annual Veterans Recognition Breakfast
Reserve your spot at this year’s Veterans Recognition Breakfast!
Honor and salute veterans at this annual event. Come enjoy a delicious catered breakfast celebrating veterans and all they’ve done for our country. Honored guest speakers...
Tualatin woman puts a face on Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and serves as a way to unite advocates around the country in their efforts to end domestic violence.
Rebekah Morgan, a domestic violence survivor who lives right here in...
Have You Checked the Mail?
Time to Review Your Medicare Coverage
By now, you should have received the Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) from your Medicare Advantage or Prescription Drug Plan. This notice outlines updates to your coverage for the...
Lam’s TUX project gets green light from city but faces an appeal over the...
Lam Research Corporation’s plan to construct new facilities on its Tualatin campus has run into a roadblock after an appeal was filed against the Architectural Review Board’s (ARB) approval of its TUX development proposal.
Lam’s...
When I Grow Up
In my house, smack dab front and center, I have a small Ficus benjamina, commonly known as a Weeping fig. This plant has been nicknamed the “drama queen” of my household. It had wilted...
A World of Wonderful Animals in the Art of Linda Rennie at the Tualatin...
This Fall and through to January, you will find an extraordinary art show at the Tualatin Library. Come see a collection of exuberant paintings—mostly acrylic and some mixed-media pieces—by Linda Rennie, which give you...