Tualatin News in Brief: March 2020
City honors employee of the year
Jackie Konen, Tualatin’s volunteer project manager, has been named the city’s 2019 employee of the year. “Jackie is one of those people that make a difference every day. She...
Second Positive Case of COVID-19 Appears in Oregon
The Oregon Health Authority announced the second presumptive case of COVID-19 in Oregon. The second case is a Washington County resident who is an adult household contact of the initial presumptive positive case. The...
TuHS Baseball Holds Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser
How do we know spring is here? The Tualatin High School baseball team pancake and youth baseball/softball players parade is the answer. Each year, the Tualatin High School baseball team hosts a pancake breakfast,...
TuHS Hoopers Pay it Forward
Current players from the Tualatin HS boys and girls basketball teams mentored and coached our future rising stars at the 1st Annual TYBA hoop camp on January 27th, 2020. The Tualatin Youth Basketball Association...
Loose Style and All Kinds of Edges in the Artwork of Nola Pear
On display this Spring in the Living Room Gallery of the Tualatin Public Library will be the watercolor paintings of local artist Nola Pear. Come and delight in the textural beauty and grace in...
Tualatin Girls Win 5th Consecutive Game in Rematch
Tualatin fell to them once, and they weren’t going to let it happen again.
In the second round of league games, Tualatin stayed home in a rematch against the St. Mary’s Academy Blues. Only a...
Tualatin’s Second Go-Around with the Lions
In game one of the Varsity double-header against West Linn, the Tualatin boys team suffered their fourth loss of the league, scoring 51-69 and falling to a 4 - 4 league record (10 -...
Tualatin Moving Forward Shares Progress on Road Projects
A flurry of projects is underway across Tualatin that are aimed at improving traffic flow in the city and increasing pedestrian safety near schools and in neighborhoods.
Tualatin Moving Forward, which is funded by a...
Veteran’s Corner: Norm Parker
Although the Korean War Armistice had been signed several years earlier, tensions became frayed whenever peace talks faltered. That is what Army Second Lieutenant Norm Parker found when he arrived in Korea on July...
Tualatin Recognizes Volunteers with 10+ Years of Service
In late January, the City of Tualatin honored 43 volunteers who have each contributed over a decade of service to the city. This includes several volunteers with over 25 years of continuous service. The...
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