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Tualatin-based One World Brigades returns to Service after Covid-induced Lapse
The global pandemic has changed our lives forever. Everyone on the planet has been affected. It is easy to focus on problems in our...
Pacific Giant Vegetable Growers’ Terminator Weigh-Off
Starting at 7pm watch as the biggest of the big pumpkins and other vegetables compete to win cash prizes! Do you have a giant...
WORD CUP 2016
Thank you, Nurses!
We appreciate healthcare heroes like you!
When Tualatin Life publisher Michael Antonelli contracted a case of...
Broadway Rose Presents a Splashy American Classic
Broadway Rose Theatre Company presents Cole Porter’s beloved musical Anything Goes. Opening night was on...
Emergency Community Fair Returns for 2023
Tualatin Emergency Preparedness Fair to be held August 5 at the Tualatin Community Park
The Tualatin...
WRC Rally Cup
Navigating the New PPP
If you are a small business owner, here is what you need to know about...
Tualatin River Greenway
The grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for the new segment of the Tualatin River...
Mask and Mirror Community Theatre continues 13th season with Inherit the Wind
Mask and Mirror Community Theatre will continue its 13th season March 1 with Jerome Lawrence...
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Tualatin Business Spotlight: King City Guitar
Locally owned since 2016
Ben Rector found a passion for music 26 years ago and has been performing professionally in bands ever since. He has...
Community 101 – A lesson in Giving
David Douglas High School in East Portland has a lot going on in terms of community involvement, especially through the student leaders who are involved with the Community...
Plans to Move Post Office to Teton Rd. Facility Thwarted
BY REID IFORD, TUALATIN LIFE
The United States Postal Service is a pretty formidable organization, but they had no idea what they were getting...
Dressed to Dream formalwear giveaway puts the glitz in prom for area teens
Glam is where it’s at for Keira Morthland.
“I’m a huge dress person,” the 17-year-old high school junior said. “I like seeing all the nails,...
My Tualatin Workout: Daniel Payne
Cycling his way into a better future
Like many of us, Tualatin resident Daniel Payne found his fitness levels falling victim to age and accumulated...
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Prescott Bluebird Recovery Project Seeks Volunteers
Maybe you’ve driven by the wooden bird houses that are mounted on power poles and fence lines and wondered about them.
Many of these...
10 for 10, That’s How We Celebrate!
You plant a seed, care for it, and watch it grow. That is what a handful of dedicated individuals and churches did almost 10 years...
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About 12% of Oregon voters have cast ballots week ahead of primary election
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...
As drought worsens, Western states brace for wildfires, water shortages
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...
Portland Model Power Boat Association brings Float back to Tualatin for Memorial Day
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...
Tualatin High Schoolers elected to represent Oregon in 2026 Special Olympics
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...
Rays of Light Shining Through
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...
Tualatin Valley Pride Returns to the Commons for a Vibrant Celebration
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...
New Tualatin Dog Food Company advocates for Healthy Dog Diets
“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...
Tualatin Farms Divided on State Farm Store Bill
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...
Warning: It Was a Circus Here Today
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...
Tualatin Reviews Climate Action Plan Before June Deadline
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...






















































