Tualatin Life

What a political season it’s been! On a national level, I don’t think we’ve ever seen this many twists and turns leading up to a presidential election. Here in our quiet little town of...

Tualatin’s Heritage Center has Summers’ WWII Memoirs, transcribed as he told his story; 48 pages of fascinating details have been sent to Library of Congress for future generations  Bradley Summers, the father of Jared Summers...

Tualatin resident Marc Anderson’s father and his uncle each received a Purple Heart for their service in famous World War II battles.  Marc’s father, George Anderson was a Marine at Iwo Jima in the...

BY KATHRINE HOLLAMON If you’ve been around Tualatin in the Fall for the past 8 years, you probably have heard of the Regatta Run. In fact, the Regatta Run has become a “thing” in...

BY HEIDI MARX, EVENT SPECIALIST, CITY OF TUALATIN Fall is in the air so that must mean that it is almost time for the 13th Annual West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta! The Regatta has...

BY JONN KARSSEBOOM It was an awkward moment when I first met him because I was busy chit chatting with another dear customer I hadn’t seen for some time. I could tell from the...

BY REID IFORD, TUALATIN LIFE The United States Postal Service is a pretty formidable organization, but they had no idea what they were getting themselves into when they announced they were moving the Tualatin...

By Gary Roman Mask & Mirror Community Theatre is excited to announce that it has selected three high quality plays for production during its sixth season. These plays were selected, in part, through public comment...

Thrills and chills are coming to Tualatin, as they do every year at Halloween. Tualatin residents are in for a fright if they dare to visit the Haunted House at the Van Raden Community...

BY KIM DEMARCHI In my article last month, I introduced the book, The 5 Love Languages of Children, written by Gary Chapman. In his book, he distinguishes five ways that children (and adults) prefer...