Along the Street: Lum’s names new general manager

Michele Hoagland has been named general manager at Lum’s GMC. Hoagland has worked for the Lum’s company for many years. She spent 14 years at the Astoria dealership, then moved to the McMinnville ...

Willamette Valley Medical Center CEO leaving Mac hospital

Michael Mulkey, who has been CEO of Willamette Valley Medical Center since October 2022, will leave at the beginning of November to “relocate to be closer to family” in another state. Mulkey ...

Rusty Rae/News-Register##Lights on, parking lot empty on Monday morning, Shari’s McMinnville restaurant on Northeast Baker Street abruptly closed Sunday night after 43 years.

Along the Street: Shari’s Restaurant in Mac shuts doors

Shari’s Restaurant in McMinnville has apparently ceased operations. Employees and customers posted on social media on the night of Sunday, Oct. 20, that they had been informed that day of the closure ...

Along the Street : La Bella Casa marks 25 years this week

La Bella Casa is holding a 25th anniversary celebration Oct. 17-19 at the store, 406 N.E. Third St, McMinnville. From 4 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 17, R. Stuart & Co. sparkling wine and Miss Hannah’s ...

Starla Pointer/News-Register##Baker Nickole Lee of Emerald Goods talks about her bread with customer Theresa Davis at the Lafayette Harvest Fest Saturday. It was Lee’s first time selling at a festival; she said she tried it because she grew up in Lafayette before moving to Newberg. She usually sells her sandwich breads and flavored loaves, such as fall spice, through her Facebook page. Lee said she started her bakery because she enjoys baking, especially making bread.

Get a loaf of this: Local resident launches online baked goods store

Lafayette native Nickole Lee, who now lives in Newberg, is selling baked goods online through her company, Emerald Goods. Lee’s sandwich breads and flavored loaves, such as fall spice, can be ordered ...

Along the Street: Bad Dog Bakery prepares to open storefront in Mac

Bad Dog Bakery is planning to open this fall in the building that once held Jake’s Deli and most recently was Mezcal Sabores de Mexico. The Mexican restaurant closed in June and the owners opened ...

Rusty Rae/News-Register##Kristen Schofield and Susan Sanford with some of the colorful cauliflower their store, Harvest Fresh Grocery and Deli, is carrying this fall — purchased from a local farmer who’s been supplying the store since the women bought it 30 years ago. In addition to produce, the Third Street store carries groceries, bulk foods, wine, vitamins and supplements and prepared food in its deli.

Harvest Fresh marks 30 years in McMinnville, 25 in downtown

Back in 1994, when Susan Sanford and Kristen Schofield bought Harvest Fresh, shoppers were just starting to embrace buying natural, organic and local produce and other products. Now it’s a given ...

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Winemaker Rob Stuart operates the forklift, with Buchanan Cellers’ iconic builidng looming over “Pinot Square.” The winery expected to bring in 108 tons of grapes in a four-day period this week.

Crush Hour: Harvest creates 'Super Bowl' time for growers, wineries

The agricultural process that serves to define so much of Yamhill County culture – grape harvest and crush – is fully underway, though its stages vary by location. The annual crush season ...

Economic Development Partnership presents annual awards

McMinnville Economic Development Partnership honored longtime business owner and community supporter Harold Washington and former state legislator Ron Noble, along with several businesses at their annual ...

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Pink lights shine on trees in downtown Carlton in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Ben and Laurel Powers sponsored this tree as part of a fundraiser for the With Courage nonprofit organization, which helps breast cancer patients and survivors.

Along the Street: Pink lights remind of fight against breast cancer

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. With Courage, the local nonprofit that helps breast cancer patients and survivors, is marking the month with a “Pink Lights” awareness campaign. Pink ...

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Bernards Farm’s huge, white barn is a landmark along Highway 18 near Bellevue, a few miles west of McMinnville. W.B. Duerst built the barn in 1924. The Bernards will celebrate its centenary with cake and punch on Sunday, Oct. 6.

Celebration planned for century-old barn at popular farmstand on Highway 18

The Bernards’ huge, white barn is a landmark, visible for miles to travelers on Highway 18 west of McMinnville. It’s been there for 100 years, since what’s now one of the most heavily ...

Starla Pointer/News-Register## Traci Millsap, RN, left, and Kari Lantz, surgical tech in labor and delivery, talk with Sharon Scoltock, right, at the dedication of Willamette Valley Medical Center’s new history wall. Scoltock was the hospital’s first director of obstetrics.

Along the Street: Hospital unveils 120th anniversary history wall

Willamette Valley Medical Center dedicated its new history wall, a timeline of the history of medical care in McMinnville, on Thursday, Sept. 12. The wall can be seen in the dining room of the hospital’s ...

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Rusty Rae/News-Register##Lori Robertson holds an example of a part made at Cutting Edge Metals of McMinnville, whose clients include the aerospace industry and other businesses. Hunter Roth, behind her, processes customers’ drawings on a computer in order to create directions for the company’s cutting machines. Signs on the wall reflect the set of core values Robertson and her husband, Dennis, identified from the day the company was created.

Stopping By: Mettle in metal

McMinnville company is young and growing, always seeking to be Cutting Edge

Chamber plans to install skating rink for the holidays

McMinnville Area Chamber of Commerce is planning to bring a touch of holiday magic to downtown McMinnville for the Christmas season. “Starting the night of the annual Santa parade, Friday, Nov. ...

Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Foundation work soon will be completed for MV Advancements’ new 7,000 square foot headquarters building on Baker Street near Linfield University. The building will bring together staff that now work at several sites. MVA serves about 300 developmentally disabled clients.

Along the Street: What's going up this month

- According to a city building permit, El Torito Market – also known as El Rancho at its current McMinnville location at 532 S.E. Baker St., will move into the former Sears Hometown Store. The ...

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