Lafayette approves "No left turn" at Wascher ELementary School
The Lafayette City Council unanimously approved keeping the “no left turn” on Seventh Street Extension to Wascher Elementary school during pick up and drop off periods. The city temporarily ...
Lafayette councilor resigns after a month
Councilor Tom Reed resigned from Lafayette City Council on Wednesday, Feb. 12, after serving a little more than a month. Reed won the election in November 2024, and was sworn in January. His resignation ...
Man jailed for disorderly conduct while out on bail
Justin Scott Baltierrez, 37, of Newberg, was arrested on Feb. 5 for disorderly conduct following reports he was acting erratically in the streets of Lafayette and blocking traffic Yamhill County Deputy ...
Local warming shelters open
Freezing or below-freezing overnight temperatures are expected in Yamhill County for another week, according to Weather.com. Days will be sunny through Jan. 29, but highs won’t rise much above the ...
Lafayette unveils new, twice-as-big reservoir
The city of Lafayette takes a large step to water independence with its new 1 million-gallon water reservoir, which received a ribbon cutting Tuesday, Jan. 21. It’s a project over a decade in the ...
Lafayette’s annual water loss down from a high of 49%
One-quarter is better than one-half when it comes to losing water from a municipal supply. In 2017, that loss of water by the city of Lafayette had reached a high of 49%, which was reduced to 24% in 2023 ...
Lafayette announces voluntary water restriction next week
The city of Lafayette announced a voluntary water restriction from Jan. 6 to 11 as the city finishes the construction of a new 1-million-gallon water reservoir. “To ensure the safety and quality ...
Lafayette council discusses next steps for park planning
Last month, City Manager Branden Dross and City Planner Jim Jack hosted a virtual parks town hall to present results of the city’s park survey. Town hall participants were invited to rank priorities ...
Lafayette set to swear in officials Thursday
The Lafayette City Council will open the first meeting of the year at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, at city hall by swearing in new councilors and electing a council president. An appointment on the agenda ...
Thanksgiving, Christmas kickoff events planned
Meals, tree lightings and other events are being planned for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The Soup Kitchen at St. Barnabas will host its annual Thanksgiving dinner Wednesday event. The soup kitchen ...
