Along the Street: Dessert contest planned, with superhero theme
The See Ya Later Foundation’s children’s baking contest will feature a super hero theme. The dessert competition asks fifth through 12th graders to “bake something that portrays ...
Along the Street: DMV crew cleans up Wortman
Department of Motor Vehicles workers from McMinnville and other valley communities stepped out from behind the counters and donned gloves May 20 to do a cleanup project at Wortman Park in McMinnville. “Working ...
Along the Street: New mural will kick off Dine Out(side)
The mural honoring late McMinnville librarian and downtown volunteer Rose Marie Caughran will be unveiled Friday, June 24 – which also is the first day of McMinnville’s Dine Out(side) ...
Along the Street: HomeGoods coming
The McMinnville HomeGoods store is expected to open this calendar year, according to Samantha Abbatessa, marketing supervisor at the company. HomeGoods took out its first building permit in late January. ...
Along the Street: Oregon Air Show committed to McMinnville
The Oregon International Air Show will continue shows in both McMinnville and Hillsboro, show organizers said. The show, originally held only in Hillsboro, hosted its first event at the McMinnville Airport ...
Along the Street: Youngsters can sign up for Lemonade Day
Lemons turn into life lessons Local youngsters can turn lemons into lemonade – and earn money and learn business skills – by signing up for the McMinnville Area Chamber of Commerce’s ...
Along the Street: First Federal celebrates 100 years
First Federal will mark its 100th birthday Monday, April 4, with celebrations in all its branches. The bank opened April 4, 1922, as American Savings and Loan Corporation. It was renamed First Federal ...
Along the Street: Elizabeth Chambers Cellar looking for new home
After nearly a decade making and pouring wine at 455 N.E. Irvine St. near downtown, Elizabeth Chambers Cellar will be moving to a new location.The new site has not yet been determined. Elizabeth Chambers’ ...
Along the Street: Downtown Mac’s Morning Thunder reopening Feb. 25
Morning Thunder, the popular downtown breakfast and lunch spot, will reopen Friday, Feb. 25. Hours will be about 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays at 619 N.E. Third St. Morning ...
Along The Street: 2 Dogs starts move to new house
Two Dogs Taphouse will return soon in its new location, a brick building at Fourth and Evans streets. A sign on the window says the popular food and beverage hangout will open in spring. Work is underway ...
Along the Street: Historical Society sells Lafayette church
The Yamhill County Historical Society has sold the historic church that served as the original home of its museum exhibits. New owners took over the Poling Memorial Church in Lafayette on Saturday, Jan. ...
Along the Street: Salon opening celebration helps Homeward Bound
Colorful McCaw, a locally owned and operated hair salon for people of all ages, will celebrate its new location with an event Saturday, Jan. 15. The grand opening will run from 1 to 5 p.m. at 525 N.E. ...
Along the Street: Starbucks going into former Pizza Hut building
McMinnville’s former Pizza Hut building is being remodeled to become the city’s first free-standing Starbucks coffee outlet. MTCOR LLC took out a building permit in December for a $1.25 million ...
Along the Street: Impact Jiu Jitsu buys former Izzy’s building
For the first time since it was built in 1964, the former Izzy’s/Shakey’s pizza building in McMinnville will be put to a non-food oriented use. Real estate agent Kirt Amundson of McMinnville ...
Along the Street: Two Dogs announces plans to relocate
Two Dogs Taphouse, which has become a popular spot for dining and sipping, will relocate in early 2022. Jan. 2 will its last day at 608 N.E. Third St., McMinnville. It will be closed for a short time ...
