Tualatin Life

Master Narayan has taught hundreds of kids and teens since he opened Taekwondo World in 1993. He is kind and patient. He is a true teacher. He has wisely counseled his students to “not waste your time,...

While we look forward to the days of summer, we usually forget how much togetherness it actually brings. Seeing our children play together is obviously wonderful, but that real time togetherness also lends itself to more sibling arguing, bickering, and fighting. It can be absolutely draining....

One of the most unexpected and satisfying things that happened after my book BITSY’S LABYRINTH was published was that I was contacted by Kay Kinneavy at the Labyrinth Network Northwest. Kay had read and enjoyed my book, and was...

Founded in 1919, Reddaway is the oldest continuously operating motor carrier in Oregon. Reddaway, founded in Oregon City, OR has provided western regional coverage since 1919.  Reddaway began as a premier service provider in the Pacific Northwest that...

Actually, the Tualatin River doesn’t roll along; it creeps along. From it’s headwaters in the foothills of the Coast Range to where it trickles into the Willamette River, there is very little drop, making for a sluggish, lazy flow. Some...

Joins distinguished list of deceased American patriots in Tualatin Life stories We lost our Pearl Harbor survivor, Al “Monty” Montague, on the fourth of July.  He died in an accident on his property at age...

Tualatin is blessed with tremendous resources supporting our youth and the results in our young citizens are manifold. Within the last month, were several examples of special and unique youth accomplishments.

Perhaps Terrance was referring to the success of the Tualatin Timberwolves baseball program. One year after building a state of the art hitting facility, the Timberwolves found themselves on the cusp of their first ever championship appearance.  

David Douglas High School in East Portland has a lot going on in terms of community involvement, especially through the student leaders who are involved with the Community 101 program.  

Do you remember when you had only your first born child and then decided to have a second child? In your mind, did you envision your children playing nicely together, getting along, laughing, treating each other with respect, and always having each other’s backs?...