Tualatin Life

BY BIJANA KADAKIA, ND, TRUE HEALTH MEDICINE PC Since December 21, our days are getting longer. Though it may be imperceptible, the seasonal shift towards spring has started. We’ve still got several months of...

After being named one of eight national finalists, the Tualatin ABC Team (Tualatin Chamber of Commerce, Mask & Mirror Community Theatre, Tigard Tualatin School District (TTSD), Tualatin Tomorrow and the City of Tualatin) has...

Enjoy these upcoming events in our hometown, compiled by Tualatin Tomorrow, the citizen long-range vision committee where arts and culture-related goals identified by residents are monitored. To submit an item, email larry.mcclure@gmail.com. COMMUNITY THEATRE...

BY CHARLIE BENSON, EAST CIO PRESIDENT The New Year has arrived and with it a return to work and school. Limited hours of daylight and inclement weather make for challenging driving conditions and increased...

BY REID IFORD, TUALATIN LIFE By passing the term limits measure in the November election, Tualatin voters made it clear they want to see a shakeup of the status quo at City Hall. They...

Clark Lumber and True Value Hardware is up and providing for their community, despite a tragedy several months. Even without a full facility, they are stocked with lumber, pellets, keys and more! Anything special...

BY DR. STEPHANIE NANI Whether you struggle with chronic pain or illness, recently suffered an injury or simply want to enjoy a higher level of overall health, osteopathic medicine can help. Osteopathy is not a...

By Jenny Lind Conlee Back in September 2016, I shared with you about Katie Frazer - and 8 year old girl with a big heart to change the world. Katie was on a mission to...

BY DANIEL SHELL, MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER, TuHS FBLA The Tualatin Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) have gotten a quick start into the Holiday spirit by partaking in multiple community service events. They...

BY JONN KARSSEBOOM I cut down a big tree on our property just the other day. It was a once magnificent Douglas fir that stood just short of 100 feet tall. It was the...