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Oregonians have until 8 p.m. May 19 to drop off their ballots at one of Oregon's official ballot drop sites.

About 12% of Oregon voters have cast ballots week ahead of primary election

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Oregon’s most populous county has lowest voter turnout one week before election, likely because of ranked voting system, expert says Oregon election officials have received 357,000 ballots as of Tuesday, about 12% of the 3.1 million...
Water levels in Lake Mead have fallen as the Colorado River dwindles, threatening the water supply for cities and farmers in the West.

As drought worsens, Western states brace for wildfires, water shortages

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From the Rockies to the Cascades to the Sierra Nevada, mountainsides across the West are sparsely covered by the snow that usually blankets the high country well into the summer. That snowpack is like a...
Rick Piper's USS Arizona and the Pearl Harbor National Memorial.

Portland Model Power Boat Association brings Float back to Tualatin for Memorial Day

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Remote-controlled boats and ships will once again be at Lake of the Commons in Tualatin in conjunction with the Tualatin Memorial Day observance. The Portland Model Power Boat Association (PMPBA) will be hosting its...
Sophie Flicker and Piper Findtner wearing "Unified" T-shirts.

Tualatin High Schoolers elected to represent Oregon in 2026 Special Olympics

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Tualatin High School students, Sophie Flicker and Piper Findtner, were shocked when they were told they’d be heading to Minnesota in June to compete in the 2026 Special Olympic Games. “Sophie’s mom and I knew...
A sun set with a ray of light effect overlooking a bay.

Rays of Light Shining Through

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Current market conditions have been a wild ride for well over a year. From the impacts of tariffs to the huge gyrations and instability in the stock market, to unemployment on the rise, inflation...
People walking at the Tualatin Pride Stride

Tualatin Valley Pride Returns to the Commons for a Vibrant Celebration

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Excitement is rapidly building across the city as the community prepares for the highly anticipated 2026 Tualatin Valley Pride celebration. This free, all-ages event, dedicated to honoring diversity, inclusion, and the ongoing fight for...
Cooper Brunner showcases BruDog’s beef and chicken recipes. A new Turkey recipe is in the works.

New Tualatin Dog Food Company advocates for Healthy Dog Diets

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“We want to make Tualatin feel proud that they have a brand that they can look at and say, ‘I live in Tualatin, have you heard of BruDog?’” Cooper Brunner, one half of the...
Lee Farm Teagan Lee Milera and Annie Lee standing in front of Lee Farms on April 16, 2026.

Tualatin Farms Divided on State Farm Store Bill

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Helping or Hurting? Tualatin farmers differ in their opinions on a House bill that lifts restrictions on farm stores. House Bill 4153, also known as the “farm store bill,” was introduced at the latest State...
A bag of planting power soil on a counter next to a latte in a clay pot mug and gardening gloves.

Warning: It Was a Circus Here Today

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Ta-Da! I throw my hands wide and gesture to a pile of empty racks as if showcasing my greatest accomplishment. To many, it may not seem like much. But my mom, she understands, this...
Net Zero: Tualatin’s Climate Action Plan Program aims to reduce the city’s CO2 emissions to zero by 2050.

Tualatin Reviews Climate Action Plan Before June Deadline

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Tualatin makes headway on many of its Climate Action Program’s initiatives “How are we doing? Pretty good,” said Amanda Watson, Tualatin’s Climate Action Program Manager at an April 13 Tualatin City Council work session. “The...