Along the Street: County Public Health wants businesses to become ‘Safe Zones’
Yamhill County Public Health is seeking to expand participation in its Mental Health Safe Zone program, which provides local businesses and organizations with the opportunity to support and participate ...

Along the Street: Rural Carlton wineries encourage visitors
Seven wineries located just east of Carlton are launching a new marketing campaign, “The Road Less Traveled,” to encourage more visitors. They hope people who visit Carlton will continue on ...

Along the Street: Outdoor weekend called ‘an awesome’ success
MacFresco, one of the two biggest summer activities downtown, was “an awesome way to bring people to Third Street,” according to Emily Matsuda of the McMinnville Downtown Association. Restaurants ...
Along the Street: Clinical manager tops in state
Yamhill Community Care has announced that Tracie Koepplin, clinical manager at Physicians Medical Center, is the winner of Oregon’s 2025 Immunization Champion Award. The award is presented by the ...
Along the Street: Nominations open for MEDP’s McMinnovation awards
McMinnville Economic Development Partnership is calling for nominations for its 2025 McMinnovation Awards. The honors recognize innovation, collaboration and manufacturing excellence. The deadline for ...
Along the Street: Conservatory Bar sells
Kelley and Isaac Mabbitt, founders of The Farmer’s Lunchbox and Conservatory Bar, announced Friday, Aug. 1 a transfer in ownership of their bar and restaurant at 830 S.E. First St., McMinnville, ...
Along the Street: Celestial Hill to open tasting room on Third
Celestial Hill Vineyard will open its new tasting room this week at 525 N.E. Third St., the former home of Peirano & Daughters Market. “This is our dream,” said Chris Thomas, who owns ...

Along the Street: New bakery, other changes at Mac Market
Mac Market, 11th and Alpine, is changing its layout to reflect a new collection of businesses. An interior partition has been removed, making it possible to see everything from the central seating area, ...
Along the Street: WVMC designated trauma center
Willamette Valley Medical Center has been designated a Level III Trauma Center by the Oregon Health Authority Emergency Medical Services Program. It is the only hospital with this designation in Yamhill, ...

Along the Street: Tucker takes over Bitter Monk
After more than nine years as manager of the Bitter Monk, Becky Tucker has become owner of the popular hangout at 250 N.E. Third St. She moved to McMinnville just before the pub opened in a former bank ...

Along The Street: Hillside celebrates opening of new residences
Hillside celebrates opening of new residences Hillside Retirement Community, the first senior community operated by HumanGood in Oregon, celebrated the opening of seven new single-family cottages on May ...

Along the Street: Hillside ribbon cutting and other building projects
- Hillside Retirement Community will hold a ribbon cutting event for its new cottages at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 6, on Northwest Hillside Parkway, just off West Second Street in McMinnville. Hillside, ...

Along the Street: Pub to open on Davis Street
The Pub, the latest venture from The Ground group, will open Friday, April 25, at 326 N.E. Davis St., McMinnville. Formerly The Oak bar, the space has been transformed with wood-covered walls, long benches ...
Along the Street: Organizations promote ‘ending food waste’
Reducing food waste is a topic being highlighted this month by Zero Waste McMinnville and other local organizations. To coincide with Food Waste Prevention week, April 7 to 11, a talk about reducing food ...
Along the Street: Aerial showcase, ‘Once Upon A Dream’ planned
Earth & Elevate Movement Studio will host its second-anniversary aerial showcase on Saturday and Sunday, April 12 and 13, at its new facility, 2860 N.E. Rivergate St., McMinnville. The event is a ...