Intercambio: Finding Fellowship in School and Beyond
As they wrap up their 8th-grade year, a small group of Hazlebrook students might have a smoother transition to high school in the fall,...
Tualatin CIO President’s Report: June 2023
Tualatin’s CIOs Are There for You and Our Community
Community Involvement Organization (CIO) Program gives people a way to cooperate with one another and with...
State of the City Address is Optimistic about Tualatin’s Future
There was no podium in sight at the “Good Evening Tualatin: 2023 State of the City Address,” held April 26 at the City Services...
Taking Flight: Tigard Festival of Balloons seeks volunteers to keep event soaring
It takes more than hot air to raise those gorgeous balloons that drift through the early morning skies above Tigard for a few days...
Mayor’s Corner: May 2023
ODOT Tolling Plan – Part 2
Last month I reviewed the I-205 toll project and this month I will review the Regional Mobility Pricing Project...
Tualatin Volunteers: Dedicated – Appreciated – Celebrated
During National Volunteer Appreciation Week, April 16-22, the City of Tualatin recognized all of our volunteers and celebrated the vital contributions of service made...
Group plans first-ever Tualatin ‘Pride Stride’ Celebration
On June 3, a grassroots group of community members is set to gather for Tualatin’s inaugural Pride celebration featuring a joyful walk through the...
May is Mental Health Awareness Month!
Join the Juanita Pohl Center in reducing the stigma around mental health and raising awareness around loneliness, depression, and more at the 5th Annual...
Tualatin Memorial Day event moves to Lake of the Commons
While most elements of Tualatin’s long-standing Memorial Day ceremony will be the same this year, guests can expect a few changes as well.
For starters,...
Local Economics: What goes up, must come down
I’ve been writing for many months about the lack of employees seeking work and the dire need local businesses are experiencing to find the...
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Modern-day pioneer walks in footsteps of great-great-great-grandparents on Oregon Trail
Barb Stinger, the descendant of Oregon pioneers, is also a “pioneer woman” herself, walking in the 40-day, 540-mile Oregon Trail Sesquicentennial Celebration reenactment in...
