Tualatin Life

It has been an exciting five months in my new position as CEO of the Tualatin Chamber of Commerce. I have endeavored to introduce myself, shake as many hands as possible, listen to perspectives...

It’s time to lace up your running shoes – the Regatta Run is back for 2022!  On Sunday, October 16, runners and walkers will join up at Tualatin Community Park for this fun race, which...

Last Issue, I focused on the importance of our actions, and the difference in the severity of outcomes depending on if and how we act. Devastating community outcomes are anticipated if we don’t take...

Lime e-scooters start rolling on Tualatin’s streets on Sept. 27, with a safety academy and helmet giveaway to celebrate the launch. “We are very excited Lime is bringing e-scooters to Tualatin,” said Nic Westendorf,...

If you were lucky, you had an art program in school and became familiar with colored pencils. It is the kind of art supply that allows a child to gain skill and manual dexterity...

The cascade of negatives that could flow from tolling parts of Interstate 205 should be high on the community’s radar, said two area county commissioners who questioned the Oregon Department of Transportation’s proposal at...

Active Aging Week 2022 • Oct. 3-7 Active Aging Week was initiated by the International Council of Active Aging to celebrate aging and to promote the benefits of a healthy lifestyle on a national scale....

What is September? The ninth month of the year, with nine letters and a whole lot of mixed feelings. September is traditionally supposed to be a month of preparedness.  Transitions come at us left and...

The origin of the name Oregon may lie all the way across the continent, according to Thomas Love, the retired professor who traced the etymology back centuries to the Eastern seaboard. Love’s theory, published in...

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