Along the Street: Buchanan Cellers offers tours, family activities
Buchanan Cellers is hosting Customer Appreciation Days today and Saturday, Sept. 8 and 9, at 855 N.E. Fifth St., McMinnville. This is the first such event in many years, said CB Mason of Buchanan Cellers. ...
APT to be honored Sept. 14
McMinnville Economic Development Partnership, Mayor Remy Drabkin and the city of McMinnville, and Business Oregon will honor Applied Physics Technologies Thursday, Sept. 14. Business Oregon Director Sophorn ...
An exact science: McMinnville manufacturer sells powerful electron emitters worldwide
If you use a high-powered electronic microscope or had an X-ray using high-tech medical equipment, you’ve probably benefited from the electron emitters manufactured in McMinnville. Applied ...
McMinnville man buys Coyote Joe's
Order up! On a weekday morning at Coyote Joe’s Restaurant in Willamina, breakfast menu selections make their way from the kitchen to dining room customers. Breakfast aroma fills the air ...
Along the Street: Learning lab, wine bar to open Sept. 8
Acorn to Oak, Linfield University’s new learning lab and public wine bar, will officially open Friday, Sept. 8. Hours will be noon to 8 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, and 3 to 8 p.m. Mondays ...
Salinas talks with downtown business owners
Downtown McMinnville was already familiar to Rep. Andrea Salinas, D-Oregon, who visited local businesses Tuesday afternoon. “I love Third Street,” said Salinas, who has been visiting ...
Along the Street: New downtown restaurants to open soon
Owners and workers are putting the finishing touches on two new downtown McMinnville restaurants. Taste of India is set to open soon at 315 N.E. Third St., the former home of Community Plate. Its décor ...
Along the Street: Vehicle registration deadline nears for Cruising McMinnville
Proud owners have a few days left to register vehicles for the Cruising McMinnville car show, which will take place Saturday, Aug. 26. Pre-registration is required. Cost is $25 per vehicle. Space is ...
Stopping By: From 'scared kid' to veteran parts pro
Dennis Wolfenbarger applied for a job at Davison Auto Parts in McMinnville right after he graduated from Sheridan High School. He was happy to be hired to start work Aug. 11, 1973. He had no idea, ...
Along the Street: Market sees double the SNAP
Food purchases are up at the McMinnville Farmers Market, especially those connected to two programs that help low-income families buy more fresh fruits and vegetables. “It’s a win-win for ...
Amity event features young entrepreneurs
Amity will celebrate not only Lemonade Day, with youngsters’ offering refreshing drinks, but also encourage all creative young people to sell their wares on Saturday, Aug. 19. A “Youth Vendor ...
Along the Street: Geraldi’s restaurant seeking new location
Geraldi’s Italian Eating Place will close temporarily while owner Joseph Geraldi looks for new location for his restaurant. Geraldi bought back the restaurant that bears his family name four years ...
Mac gas stations ready for self-service
Most filling stations in McMinnville will allow customers to pump their own gas, if they choose, starting today. While half their pumps will be self-service, the rest will be served by employees, ...
DEQ fines Cascade Steel mill $181,604 for air quality violations
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality has fined Cascade Steel Rolling Mills $181,604, for air quality violations dating from 1998, although it said some likely date to when the mill opened ...
Barrel Roll: Evasion's new owners reopen McMinnville tasting room
Josh and Rebecca Gordon purchased Evasion Brewing on June 1 and will keep it gluten-free and retain the name. The Evasion tasting room is scheduled to reopen for the first time in four years on ...
