Tualatin Life

Join Tualatin Historical Society Saturday, December 4 between 2-4 p.m. for a flash-back 1950 family Christmas celebration featuring Tualatin High’s Crimsonaires choral group and a real St. Nick (Nicholas Hamilton) whose mother and grandparents...

CIOs Get Results Celebration of Success Tualatin elected officials, staff, residents, and Community Involvement Organization (CIO) leaders celebrated the official opening of the Garden Corner Curves on Saturday, November 20th.  This public safety victory for residents has...

Borland Free Clinic Executive Director Sandy Kosik has announced she will retire from her position effective December 31, after three years of leadership.  Kosik is BFC’s first ever Executive Director, and under her leadership the...

The holiday season has arrived, and social isolation continues to exist. While we are all still coping with the pandemic in our own ways with our families, friends, and work, let’s not forget about...

Last winter, the Parks & Recreation Department was looking for ways to bring our community together while staying safe. We knew that large gatherings were out, but the need to connect was stronger than...

The Lakers snap Tualatin’s undefeated streak week six Tualatin football is seeing a season like no other – able to remain undefeated through the first five weeks of play and even managing to drop a...

Long-awaited facility offers everything from basic hand tools to 3D printing A long-awaited addition to the Tualatin Public Library is now up and running.  The library’s new science, technology, engineering and math – or STEM –...

A temporary committee will decide on how the group will operate The City of Tualatin is continuing its work to create an equity committee that will ensure the city continues to operate in a way...

Giving… it is a word with many connotations. We can give emotionally, physically and financially.  But when we give it is a matter of choice. We chose to give! The Tualatin Chamber has great non-profits...

This article honors the Atfalati-Kalapuyan tribe that once owned the Tualatin Valley. While I am a professional historian, I have no right to presume a tribal perspective. Therefore, I was humbled when two dedicated...