Tualatin Life

Tualatin’s CIO Presidents continue to bring information, ideas and concerns of their residents to the attention of the City Council members and various city leaders.  In addition, they communicate important information to those who...

When it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic it feels a bit like Groundhog Day anymore. Just a few weeks after the State of Oregon lifted its long-standing business restrictions, mask mandate and other safety measures...

Rusting away in a farmer’s field near the small central Oregon town of Terrebonne, a vintage firetruck that once served Tualatin has now been restored and will be on public display for the first...

Celebration of Arts & Culture returns for 3 days at three separate locations The City of Tualatin is proud to present the return of ¡Viva Tualatin! A Celebration of Arts and Culture. This year we...

Raspberry Red Duster brings back memories of working with Dad My 1973 Plymouth Duster may not be a show car, but it holds a lot of special memories and seems to grab plenty of attention...

There is a new tree growing in Brown’s Ferry Park, and it is anything but your typical fir tree.  While it is only a few feet high now, one day it will be a towering...

Remember this from an Aging in Place column a year ago? Hoorah!!! After 15+ months, we don’t have to do this anymore, except by personal choice, of course. Isn’t it grand to see smiling...

Did you have batteries when there was no power? Did you have air filters when there was smoke? Did you have toilet paper? Did your family? Did your neighbors? How prepared were you, and those...

My drooping wedding bouquet accompanies me and my morning coffee alongside my new husband. It is on its last leg and is doing surprisingly well a week after the wedding, traveling alongside us as...

Noise complaints are nothing new to the 6,000 member Tri-County Gun Club just west of Tualatin.  The club is Oregon’s largest shooting range and covers some 235 acres of property in unincorporated Washington County between...