Tualatin Life

As of Jan. 15, Linda Moholt is no longer the Tualatin Chamber of Commerce’s chief executive officer, but she plans to start volunteering promoting business and educational opportunities in the city, so...

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, a Tualatin High School...

The Tualatin Rotary Club has been committed to the advancement of local residents for the last thirty-five years.  In 2020, COVID-19 tried to derail the club’s focus. Members were unable to attend...

What’s in a name? – the Bard once wrote in Romeo & Juliet, to decry what we may call a person or a thing as random, illogical or arbitrary in comparison to...

It should come as no surprise that the need for generosity and giving has reached new heights in 2020.  That has certainly been the experience of the Tualatin Valley...

As student-athletes throughout the Tigard-Tualatin School District (TTSD) attend practices and workouts through the winter, the fate of high-school sports remains unclear and many activities axed under current state guidance.

TVF&R Moves Logistics Operations to Tualatin Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue’s Logistics Division announced it has moved into a new Logistics Service Center at 9991 SW Avery St. in...

The COVID-19 pandemic looks poised to potentially claim another giant of the entertainment industry, and this time around, the impact could be felt by Tigard and Tualatin moviegoers. The...

Earlier this month, three new councilors were sworn onto the Tualatin City Council. Tualatin Life had the opportunity to ask each of the new councilors a few questions. Here are their answers:

Many cities across the United States continue to grapple with the fallout of the killing of Minneapolis man George Floyd by police officers.  Floyd’s death last May brought the...