Tualatin Life

In 1974 my father, Joe McCann, started McCann’s King City Pharmacy. With hard work and creativity, Joe McCann built an essential business for the King City, Tigard and communities. Focusing on patient care, customer...

Does every day still feel like Saturday? Do you need a haircut? Have you read every book in the house, watched every rerun on TV, completed all those long put off chores, learned how...

Grants help dozens of local businesses weather pandemic A $250,000 economic stabilization fund has provided grants to 54 small businesses in Tualatin, according to the city. The program, which used urban renewal funds, was set...

While the closure of the Library means you can’t browse our shelves for your next read, you can still find page-turners, audiobooks and films to enjoy from home for free from our digital collections....

We have all impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic in one way or the other in the past several weeks. Whether you’re a restaurant worker, a first responder, grocery worker, or have school-aged children, the...

Please check back soon for a photo gallery of the Tualatin BLM/George Floyd protest.

Winona Grange is giving away vegetable and herb seed packets. Non-GMO. FREE! Sunday, May 17 from 3-5 p.m. Wednesday, May 20 from 10 a.m. - noon In front of the Grange hall – 8340 SW Seneca St. Please...

Any other year this would be a late date to be writing about the highly infectious respiratory infections going around, and how best to protect your self. This year is different in that we...

Overtime, one minute left on the clock; Tualatin is down 36 - 40 and Clackamas sinks a three. This first game of the playoffs seems about up for the Wolves, but one minute, if...

For anyone joining the military, taking the oath of enlistment is sure to be a memorable experience. That’s certainly true for Natalie Unis, a Tualatin High School senior who recently pledged to “defend the...