Mayor's Corner Mayor Frank Bubenik
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Mayor’s Corner July 2026

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Broadway Rose Presents an Exhilarating Musical and Dance Sensation

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Tualatin's Chad Fribley has spent most of his life playing golf, and will soon travel to Ohio to compete in the U.S. Senior Open.
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Tualatin golfer ready to follow dream after qualifying for Senior U.S....

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After being dormant for eight years, Keith Bennett was hired to re-launch the Horizon Christian football program, where he coached as a defensive coordinator earlier in his career
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Horizon Christian continues to rebuild football program after nearly a decade...

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The City of Tualatin’s new website features an intuitive navigation structure, enhanced accessibility for a wider range of users, and a modern platform built for continuous improvement.
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Tualatin Updates City Website for the First Time in Over 10...

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The Tualatin City Council voted 6-1 to approve a controversial intergovernmental library agreement to secure essential funding. However, city leaders blasted Washington County commissioners for eroding mutual trust through a forced, last-minute rollout
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‘Very Dismayed’: City Councilors Criticize Washington County While Adopting Library Agreement

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The Summer EBT benefits come in the form of an Oregon EBT card to use at grocery stores, farmers markets and convenience stores.
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Summer food benefits now available to many Oregon families with kids

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Gov. Tina Kotek talks to reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024, at an event to preview the legislative session. The governor and lawmakers plan to prioritize the state’s homelessness and drug addiction crises during the 2024 session.
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Kotek approves first request to return civil jurisdiction to an Oregon...

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An explosion of data center facilities, including the one pictured here in Umatilla County on May 18, 2026, have been built in Oregon along the Columbia River Gorge during the last few years. The boom has caused a more than 500% load growth for the Umatilla Electric Cooperative during the last decade, which has had to buy more gas and coal-powered electricity on the wholesale market to meet demand.
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Data centers are driving demand for gas from Northwest utilities, reports...

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Hot air balloons in the sky at Tigard Festival of Balloons
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Tigard Festival of Balloons Returns June 26–28 with Theme “Growing Our...

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