Tualatin Life

Utah Valley University Guard (and Tualatin native) Britta Hall was just named to the 2017 Allstate WBCA Good Works Team® – one of the most prestigious off-the-court honors in college basketball – after being...

BY AMY SAVAGE, PRINCIPAL BROKER, A GROUP REAL ESTATE One of the questions I get most often is “Are we in another housing bubble?” It was just a decade ago that the U.S. housing market...

BY SUSAN NOACK, CHAIR, TUALATIN AREA AGING TASK FORCE The first two columns for 2017 spoke to the goals of the Aging Task Force and our long term interest in making sure affordable housing...

At Lam Research, STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fields are at the heart of the technologies we develop, so we know first-hand their significant business value. We have also seen the positive impact...

No one could believe it was still flying as the B-17 Flying Fortress came down onto the runway. It was making unearthly screeching noises as the wind blew through twisted medal and wires. After...

The Tualatin Mobile Makerspace made its official debut on January 24 at the annual State of the City. The Mobile Makerspace trailer is a workshop-on wheels, enabling transport of equipment and supplies for activities...

BY REID IFORD, TUALATIN LIFE It is hard to imagine childhood spent confined to a wheelchair. Think of all the activities - big and small - children take for granted which would be denied. Even...

BY SUSAN NOACK, CHAIR, TUALATIN AREA AGING TASK FORCE What is ‘Aging in Place’? What does it mean to our senior community in Tualatin? The Tualatin Aging Task Force perceives aging in place as seniors...

By Jenny Lind Conlee When you meet Marlene Redwing, you start to believe that Fairy Godmother’s are a real thing. She has been a director of a preschool and daycare in Tualatin for ten years....

BY JONN KARSSEBOOM By the time any one reads this I imagine it will have been old news. Perhaps even: long forgotten. But for the record, I was recently a protester in a protest march just...