Crowds celebrate art and culture at ¡Viva Tualatin!
The first ¡Viva Tualatin! event was held Sept. 14 at Tualatin Community Park brought a vibrant mix of food, arts and dance. Viva Tualatin!...
Living Legends: Charlie Sitton
It’s probably hard for newcomers to Tualatin to believe that the city in 1970 had 750 citizens, the Tualatin River was identified in Life...
The Broadway Rose Theatre Company Presents a Magical Children’s Musical
Broadway Rose Theatre Company will produce Cinderella, a children’s musical production, playing Aug. 14 – 17, and 24 - 27. Performances held at The New...
Meet Your Councilor: María A. Reyes
In this past November election, María Reyes became the first Latina Council Member to ever serve on the City’s Council. I know most of...
DRIVE IT! Biased Driving
What would you say if I told you that a blind man could drive? I saw it happen... traveling at up to 60mph, instructed...
Books POP-UP Thanks to Rotary
Pop-up businesses are in vogue. Thanks to The Tualatin Rotary Club, Books on Wheels is on trend this summer.
The summer reading delivery project has...
Judy’s Garden
It was near closing time, the last of the crew had left for the day with a quick goodbye and “see you tomorrow” and...
12u Bat Company Wins State Championship
Congratulations to the 12u Bat Company (Mauermann) Team that won 12A State the weekend of July 6th & 7th. They opened up the tournament...
Lembke Scholarship Fund Awards $32,000 in Scholarships
Matt Lembke was a 2005 graduate of Tualatin High. He joined the Marines and served two tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. In...
Living Legends: Linda Moholt
Who would have guessed in the 1970s when the City of Tualatin first started planning for growth of 20,000 people in the year 2000...
