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Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Recology Waste Zero Specialist Kade Klienstuber, left, helps artist-in-residence Blaine Niehus unload a recycled-material coffee table Tuesday in McMinnville’s Art Alley ahead of the Art Harvest Studio Tour, which gets underway this weekend. Niehus gathered most of his materials from the Recology recycling yard and gave them new life as works of art.

Stopping by: Reuse, recycled, create

Recology artist-in-residence turns scraps into works of art; ready for Art Harvest Studio Tour showing

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Kari Edie, director of food and nutrition at Willamette Valley Medical Center, makes a salad with pasta and assorted vegetables. In addition to making salads and desserts for the hospital cafe, she oversees the staff and the special diets for patients with various medical needs.

Stopping By: Feeding the needs

Hospital culinary manager finds fulfillment in caring for patients through food

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Matthew Huwaldt prepares for one of his favorite tasks, washing the extensive showroom windows at Lum’s GMC. Huwaldt found his job though MV Advancements’ supported employment program. The people at Lum’s love having him on the staff.

Stopping by: A position with purpose

MV Advancements client takes pride in his work at dealership

Stopping By: Personality of the garden

McMinnville photographer’s book captures unique spaces

Rusty Rae/News-Register##Gardener Dave Lowe shows off the many blooms of a red dahlia, as well as his large red crepe myrtle, right rear. Lowe, who retired from a groundskeeper job at Linfield University, said he goes into his garden every morning, then returns when the temperature cools in the late afternoon or evening.

Stopping By/Yard of the Month: A tapestry of color

Former Linfield groundskeeper keeps McMinnville garden fresh with rotation of plants, flowers

Rusty Rae/News-Register##Stephen Haller, a sophomore at Willamina High School, shows off the 1932 Ford Coupe hot rod that he spent nearly two years polishing and painting. Stephen said he loves hands-on projects, such as working on cars, welding and raising rabbits in FFA.

Stopping By: Redone hot rod

Although he’s still too young to drive, Stephen Sanchez-Haller has proudly spent many hours stripping defects, smoothing metal and spray painting a special hot rod in the shop at Willamina High School. Once ...

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Eliana James, a 2025 McMinnville High School graduate, shapes clay into stories, pursuing her dream of sculpting lifesize bronze figures.

Stopping By: Inspired to make art

Mac High grad looks toward furthering ceramics studies after acing national AP exam

Rusty Rae/News-Register##Chickens became a project for the whole family, mom Jody Warren said, after FFA member Colby Warren, left, decided to raise poultry to show at the Yamhill County Fair. The whole family was stunned when five couples bought the birds at auction for $5,200.

Stopping By: Colby's chickens

FFA member from YC succeeds at county fair in ‘whole new adventure’ in poultry

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##The Wallicks’ “Peanuts”-inspired Little Free Library was decorated by a friend.

Stopping By / Yard of the Month: Happiness and hydrangeas

Snoopy hangs out at Lori and John Wallick’s house in McMinnville, dancing happily on the porch and napping atop the Little Free Library near the sidewalk. “We all need a little more Snoopy ...

Stopping By: Creating ‘The Creation’

Shirley Cunningham developed a new medium to tell the oldest story in the Book. “I don’t know where it came from,” the artist said, talking about the ideas and handcrafting that went ...

Rusty Rae/News-Register##Charlie Bauer, who grew up in Yamhill, stands beside a 1967 Camaro parked in front of the derby ramp in Beulah Park. The car belongs to his friend, Nick Mccleskey, with whom Bauer shares a passion for classic vehicles.

Stopping By: Wheels of Time

Car enthusiast has driven in Derby Days parades since the 1950s; now he’s special grand marshal

Rusty Rae/News-Register##Rich Pruitt enjoys making his yard a place for wildlife, especially birds – and the birds help out by planting things such as the large sunflowers that are a focal point in front of his home. Pruitt is retired from Patton Middle School, where he taught sixth grade. The McMinnville Garden Club chose his front garden at 927 N.E. 18th St. as its Yard of the Month for July. The yard features a variety of flowers and foliage, most of which are perennials.

Stopping By/Yard of the Month: Working with nature

Gardener Rich Pruitt works with nature to create a beautiful display in his front yard, which was named Yard of the Month for July by the McMinnville Garden Club. Pruitt, who enjoys spending most of the ...

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Joey McKenzie plays his mandolin during a recording session at Rorschach Studio in McMinnville, which is owned by his longtime friend Keith Sommers, right, who is in the background with another old friend, Jon Sherwood, who is making an EP of several new country-influenced songs.

Stopping By: Music in three players time

Reunion of friends brings back music made right

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Artist Bob Frosty talks about the paintings and other art, as well as items such as furs from a bear and other animals, that hang in his Eagles Nest Gallery. His is selling the contents.

Stopping By: Frosty the art man

Longtime gallery owner, artist selling off stock of wooden sculptures, other works, materials 

Rusty Rae/News-Register##Lisa Hansen has enjoyed driving around the county as a home inspector for the Housing Authority of Yamhill County. It s beautiful, she said. Hansen retired last month after 30 years with the agency.

Stopping By: Safety and security

Longtime Housing Authority inspector calls it a career

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