Tualatin Life

Matt Lembke was a 2005 graduate of Tualatin High. He joined the Marines and served two tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. In 2009, he lost his life after being critically injured on...

Who would have guessed in the 1970s when the City of Tualatin first started planning for growth of 20,000 people in the year 2000 that the city of 750 people would actually grow to...

Stan Gorman was ahead of his time 20 years ago and still is. A physical therapist in the metro area for 30 years, Gorman came up with the idea more than 20 years ago of...

It goes without saying that the health of our brain is mission critical for EVERYTHING and should be a top priority when considering health and wellness. Yet the current statistics for the risks of...

Do you like to sing? Do you like to meet new and very friendly people? If so, you might like to visit with the members of the Conchords Chorale, a community choir that meets...

Our city’s rich and colorful history is the centerpiece of the 2019 “Tualatin Heritage Evening” Friday, Sept. 13 at 6 p.m. Entry for the evening festivities is $35. This is our only fundraiser of the year. Featured...

Mask & Mirror Community Theatre proudly announces its 2019-2020 season of six plays with something for everybody: comedies, dramas and a musical. This is the 9th year that Mask & Mirror is bringing affordable...

As parents and caregivers, we are all committed to raising healthy and substance free children. But, how do we do that? We know that the greatest influencers in children’s lives are their parents and...

This month’s column is a continuation of the June column, "Mobility Issues Related to the Aging Population." In 2014, the U.S. Census Bureau released a report on aging and disabilities. It stated that, at...

National news media coverage of his death focused attention to his courage and exemplary life. Bob Maxwell’s death on May 11, 2019 got national attention.  He was our nation’s oldest Medal of Honor recipient. He...