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Water bill relief available for Washington County Residents
Washington County and Clean Water Services are partnering to reduce the number of households experiencing past-due water bills accumulated during the COVID-19 pandemic. By...
Washington County Launches Business Recovery Centers
Beginning in June, Washington County, in a collaboration with Adalente Mujeres, and the Cities and Chambers of Tualatin, Beaverton, and Hillsboro, will launch a...
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Lose that tummy BEFORE the holidays, not after!
It is only a few short weeks until the holidays are here! Imagine wearing your...
Aging in Place: January 2022
One of the reasons Tualatin is a great place to live is our community spirit....
Vietnam Veteran Memorial Wall honors those who gave ultimate sacrifice As with other Washington, DC war monuments, can invoke painful memories
There are two old friends that I always visit when in our nation’s capital, Washington, DC. Think...
WRC Rally Cup
Indoor masking recommendation returns as COVID case numbers rise again
When it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic it feels a bit like Groundhog Day anymore.
Just...
Upcoming Programs at Tualatin Library
Teen Hang Out
Fridays, December 1, 8 and 15. 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Held in...
How I overcame my students’ question: Where am I ever going to use this?
BY DYLAN McCANN, TWALITY MIDDLE SCHOOL
I’ve been teaching grades 4-6 for 4 years and this...
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Mayor’s Corner: December 2019
The holidays are an ideal time to look back with thanks and to celebrate the coming year with optimism and promise. This is my first...
A Royal Send-Off for Packy
For many people in Tualatin, it felt like losing a family member when Packy the Indian elephant passed away last month. Many of us...
5 Winter Wellness Tips to Thrive this Holiday Season
Many people experience cold and flu symptoms during winter, making holiday festivities more of a headache than a joy. Now is the...
Now Playing! April 2024
No matter how many new movies come out each year, sometimes you just want something familiar. When skimming streaming options this past month, I...
Fall is the perfect time for Broadband Light (BBL) phototherapy
Now that the days are starting to get a little shorter and the evenings cooler, it’s time to start thinking about transitioning to fall...
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Dream Big! A Tualatin Rotary Club Challenge
There is a catchphrase that is very popular. Dream Big.
It encompasses the hope that all anyone wishes can come to fruition. If only it...
Tualatin girls’ soccer embraces adversity before playoffs
Sometimes, it just comes down to who wants it more – and for Tualatin girls’ soccer, it just wasn’t their night.
To finish out Three...
LATEST ARTICLES
Annual Fire Fighter Camp BuildsGirls’ Confidence, Skills
It’s not just about climbing ladders and busting down doors; the girls at Metro Fire Camp are wiggling their way toward the slow-growing cracks in the glass ceiling of firefighting.
The camp drew young women...
Mayor knighted as honorary Rosarian
Since their founding in 1912, the Portland Royal Rosarians have served the City of Portland by Proclamation of the Portland Mayor as “The Official Greeters and Ambassadors of Goodwill” for the Rose City. It...
Resilience
If our local economy has proven one thing, it is that we have a resilient business community.
Keeping up with the news, whether nationally, internationally, even locally, can be nerve-racking, if not sometimes terrifying. News...
After a career in the military/law enforcement, this vet volunteers for Ride Connection
You might see Rocky Bixby driving seniors around town as a participant in the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ #StillServing campaign, which recognizes veterans who continue to serve their communities after their military service.
The volunteer...
Parks & Rec to hold ribbon-cutting for new Greenway Trail section
The City of Tualatin Parks & Recreation Department is holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a newly completed section of the Tualatin Greenway Trail. The new section of the trail runs from Hazelbrook under Highway...
Winona Grange to host First Aid Class
A hands-on workshop for anyone needing first aid certification/recertification or wanting to be ready for an emergency will be held on Saturday, August 14, from 12:30 to 4 p.m. at Tualatin’s Winona Grange. Space...
King City Senior Village veterans each receive their own Quilt of Valor
Patriotism was on full display at King City Senior Village on Flag Day, June 14, when all the residents and guests enjoyed the presentation of the colors by Patriot Guard Riders, ate an al...
A Learning Experience
The day had finally arrived—the day I had to point out to my husband that the duct tape holding the pet-sized door closed was no match for our recently mobile, almost cat-sized child.
Replacing, repairing,...
One World Brigades’ Impact on Children’s Health and Education in Rural Kenya
One World Brigades has continued its efforts throughout the year to improve children’s health and education in rural Kenya. The organization has expanded Gilisho Freedom Academy, which now offers education from preschool through fifth...
Aging in Place July 2024
Are you old? I know I’m a senior citizen, and at my age, 79, I could be considered elderly, and I’m sure there are some who think I am. But I’m not old! Don’t...