An aerial view shows the Lam Research complex in Tualatin. High-tech manufacturing remains a primary economic driver for the city, accounting for nearly 5,000 local jobs and leading projected growth over the next decade.

Tualatin Economy: “Doing Great” According to Industry Analysis

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Tualatin City Councilors received a presentation on the city’s economic landscape that was largely positive at their meeting on July 13. The city’s labor...
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Join Your Community Emergency Response Team

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Nearly every day, the news reminds us how quickly life can change. Wildfires, powerful windstorms that leave neighborhoods without electricity for days, and flooding...
Aging couple on a Hike

Aging in Place: There’s Fun Right Around the Corner!

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When I was in high school, I regularly visited a local nursing home with my church youth group to sing and spend time with...
In addition to food and groceries, La Barca Guerrero also offers commodities like hand-bags, clothing and toys.

La Barca Guerrero expands to larger space

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After 19 years in business, La Barca Guerrero has upgraded its storefront, moving to a much larger facility just feet away from its old...
Hadestown: Teen Edition

Broadway Rose Presents Hadestown: Teen Edition

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Broadway Rose Theatre Company presents Hadestown: Teen Edition, a hauntingly beautiful musical with a rich and tuneful score. Performances are August 13 -15. Evening...
The cast and director of The Golden Age by A.R. Gurney at The Tualatin Heritage Center. Seated L to R - Emma Heesacker (Virginia) Phyllis Lang (Isabel) , standing L to R - Janet Steiger Carr (Director) and Jeff Gardner (Tom)

WilsonvilleSTAGE Brings A.R. Gurney’s ‘The Golden Age’ to Tualatin Heritage Center

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Does a secret lost chapter of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby really exist? Is it hidden inside the Manhattan brownstone of Isobel Hastings...
For the second time in his four years as head coach of the Tualatin boys basketball team, Bubba Lemon got to cut down the nets after bringing a state title to Tualatin.

Tualatin coach brings joy, championships to multiple sports

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For Bubba Lemon, it all comes back to joy. The Tualatin High School boys basketball and girls flag football coach wants his teams prepared, smart,...
Team roster: Arlo Tennis, Brayden Petersen, Hudson Fogg, Hudson Glaze, Jack Fankhauser, James Alexander, Mavrick Miller, Noah Akimoto, Owen Chambers, Rhett Jones, Thomas Danielson, and Wyatt Sadewasser. Coaches: Head Coach, Josh Petersen; Assistant Coaches: Chris Fogg, Ryan Glaze, and Wayne Petersen.

Tualatin youth baseball team takes second in state

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The Timberwolf Youth Baseball team has spent the last few months collecting quite a few trophies, and that continued until the end of the...
Back online: One of four automated traffic cameras at SW Tualatin-Sherwood Road and SW Avery Street. The city resumed issuing citations at the intersection on July 9.

Traffic Cameras Return to Intersection with the Most Red Light Runners in Tualatin

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After a temporary hiatus due to close-proximity construction, the automated traffic safety cameras at SW Tualatin-Sherwood Road and SW Avery Street have returned. On...
Men on horses at Viva Tualatin

Viva Tualatin Returns July 11 with Music, Food, Culture, and Family Fun

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Viva Tualatin Returns July 11 with Music, Food, Culture, and Family Fun The City of Tualatin will once again celebrate the community’s rich cultural diversity...
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