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Million Dollar Quartet Rocks Broadway Rose Theatre

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Broadway Rose Theatre Company is proud to present Million Dollar Quartet, the thrilling rockin’ musical about the night that changed music forever. Preview performance...
Tualatin junior Iden Rule helepd the Timberwolves offense get going after a slow start en route to a 52-13 win to kick off the season.

Tualatin football looks to bounce back after early playoff exit

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Tualatin football Head Coach Dom Ferraro thinks momentum is a big part of athletics. Even though Tualatin’s season last year ended in the first round...
Rowan Hampson leaps for a header in Tualatin’s scoreless tie against Mountainside to open the season.

Veteran boys soccer team looks to rebound this year

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It’s been a down few years for the Tualatin boys soccer program in terms of wins, but Head Coach Ryan Hyatt is optimistic as...
Beth Dittman

Beth Dittman Announces Campaign for Tualatin City Council Position 5

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Beth Dittman, a longtime Tualatin community leader, small business owner, and mom, today announced her campaign for Tualatin City Council Position 5. Running with the...
Tualatin's Public Works Department springs onto the scene after receiving news that the city's transmission line had started leaking under 72nd Avenue in Tigard.

‘Scary couple of days’: All Hands on Deck After Leak Springs on Tualatin Water...

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On the morning of Monday, Aug. 24, Tualatin Public Works staff were alerted to an overflowing manhole on 72nd Avenue in Tigard. After arriving...
The Sweek House exterior

Tualatin Historical Society hosts first public Sweek House tour in two decades

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On July 12, the John Sweek House’s first public opening in over 20 years explored Tualatin’s only property listed on the National Register of...
Jensen Mini Farm owners, Jeff and Lory Jensen, posed with their cow Vader on July 15, less than a month after a lightning strike killed ten of their cows.

‘Like nothing I have experienced’: Lightning Strike kills 10 cows at local Farm

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Over the course of their careers, Jensen Mini Farm owners Jeff and Lory Jensen have seen a lot, but the couple admitted that they...
Women holding Take A Stand Signs

Why not be an Advocate for your own city?

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In our current political climate, where there is often so much division and hostility, many say, “Well, what can you do?” And while that...
A color rendering shows a University of Oregon student's so-called lily-pad concept for redeveloping downtown Tualatin's Lake at the Commons. The idea would be to build green-space pads that would both enliven the lake and better coordinate its surroundings. Hundreds of students in UO’s Sustainable City Year Program contributed countless ideas for the revitalization of Tualatin's urban core.

$740K Metro Grant Boosts Final Phase of Downtown Tualatin Revitalization

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A $740,000 grant from the Portland area’s Metro regional government will help fuel the final phase of planning for a reimagined downtown, a stage...
The Juanita Pohl Center

Autumn Adventures Await at the Juanita Pohl Center!

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Fall is the perfect time to get out, stay active, and connect with others at the Juanita Pohl Center, Tualatin’s Active Aging Center! From...