City looks at buying land on Colvin Court for $3.4M

McMinnville City Council will decide whether to spend $3.4 million on property for wastewater services and public works operations when it meets Tuesday at Kent Taylor Civic Hall. The city has been researching ...

Plea hearing set for accused hotel shooter

A plea hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 8, for David Reynaldo Adair, who is accused of firing shots in a McMinnville motel room on June 30. Adair was arrested later that day. Adair, 48, whose ...

U.S. Supreme Court decision on public camping bans will have wide-ranging impact in the west, but not much in Oregon

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled last week that laws preventing homeless camping on public property don’t amount to cruel and unusual punishment. However, the decision will have little immediate ...

Sale features quilt books

Friends of the McMinnville Library will host a special sale featuring quilting books on Friday, July 12. Books will be offered for $1 each from 3 to 4:30 p.m. in the public library’s Carnegie Room. The ...

Shots fired out window of McMinnville hotel room

The McMinnville Police Department were dispatched Monday just before noon to a report of gunshots at the Red Lion Inn & Suites in McMinnville. The caller stated that David Adair, 48, shot rounds into ...

DEI committee continues its look at city’s efforts

The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee is a third of the way through an equity assessment of the city of McMinnville and met last week to discuss findings so far. The team from Talitha Consults ...

Firefighters Dance is back this summer

Tickets are available for the turkey barbecue and Firefighters Dance that will mark the return of some of the traditions of McMinnville’s long-running Turkey Rama festival. The 21- and-older barbecue ...

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Marine species and photos draw the avid attention of children, and a few adults, at the McMinnville Library STEM event June 28 in Upper City Park.

Undersea explorers: Ocean creatures, Oregon Coast Aquarium make stop at library

A “tide pool tango” was created by attendees of the “STEM Explorers with Oregon Coast Aquarium” program on Friday, June 28, when marine specialists educated kids on sea creatures ...

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Colt Bowden, foreground, fills in an L with the image of Buchanan Cellers granary Thursday as he and friends work on the first mural in McMinnville’s new art alley. Bowden, of Gold Hand Signs of McMinnville, said he had been dreaming of creating a postcard with iconic images; now he’s doing one on a giant scale.

Right up Mac’s alley

New public art project painting begins downtown, brightening formerly misbegotten thoroughfare

Three Mile Lane bridge nears completion

Three Mile Lane Bridge project will reach its completion at a date to be announced in September. As of last week, the road surface itself reached permanent status: a straight route across the bridge between ...

Mac council adopts $135.6 million budget

McMinnville City Council adopted a 2024-25 fiscal budget Tuesday with nearly $1 million added to it since last month’s budget committee approval. The $135,586,441 budget is balanced, with approximately ...

Body found in lower city park creek

The body of a 55-year-old man was found in lower City Park Thursday morning. McMinnville Police identified him as Michael L. Hulse, Jr., a transient who had been living “between Newberg and McMinnville,” ...

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Garrett Davies, 7, and his sister Evelyn Davies, 9, play their violins for passersby during their first performance in front of Hopscotch toy store during Make Music McMinnville on Friday, June 21. The siblings were among numerous performers who played and sang at 14 venues during the annual music event.

Tunes al fresco: Performers, audiences make music during Make Music McMinnville

Harmonies could be heard up and down Third Street and at numerous other locations around town on Friday, June 21, during “Make Music McMinnville,” a day of free performances. Musicians ...

Mac council approves parks plan

McMinnville City Council took steps for the near and far future of the city Tuesday, approving a budget for fiscal year 2024-25 and making final approval on a long-term parks and recreation plan. Passed ...

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##At Saturday’s multi-agency practice burn on McDonald Lane, McMinnville police officers Tony Barros, left, and Stefano Caponi watch as the fire is hosed down by McMinnville firefighter Kyle Anderson, in the tower unit’s bucket. McDonald was closed between 99W and Northeast 27th. A derelict house supplied a learning opportunity for 24 personnel from the McMinnville, Dundee, Yamhill, Carlton and Amity fire departments.

Photo Gallery: Burn To Learn

Firefighter academy recruits put their training to the test during Saturday’s practice burn on McDonald Lane in McMinnville

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