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YCAP files suit against Fackler Construction
Yamhill Community Action Partnership has filed suit against former general contractor Fackler Construction in Circuit Court, seeking $200,000 for negligence and breach of warranty.
The suit alleges Fackler ...
Tree programs inch closer to adoption
While finalizing rules for upcoming tree protection programs, the McMinnville Planning Commissioner last week agreed to a staff recommendation to remove criteria to justify the felling of a landmark or significant tree.
ODOT, city wrangle over standards
Different standards for designing roadways could affect the next phase of the Third Street Development Project.
McMinnville City Council on Tuesday will vote on an intergovernmental agreement with the ...
Board approves Hillsboro partition
The Yamhill Board of Commissioners approved a Hillsboro property partition on appeal last week, citing changing needs of farming and property rights.
Del Boca Vista LLC was granted its Measure 49 request ...
Church wants to raze Methodist building to make way for apartments
A historic Second Street church may soon be demolished to pave the way for construction of a 72-unit affordable housing apartment building.
McMinnville Cooperative Ministries applied to demolish the United ...
Arrests & Citations: March 6, 2026
... Snider, 46, Newberg, March 3, failure to appear; booked into the Yamhill County Jail without bail.
Terrin Scott Fuller-Hempel, 33, McMinnville, March 3, contempt of court/12 counts; booked into the Yamhill County ...
MURAC recommends First Street bungalow project get $50,000
The McMinnville Urban Renewal Advisory Committee (MURAC) recommended issuing a $50,000 forgivable loan Wednesday to help complete a First Street short-term rental business.
Shannon Quimby, owner of Hoff’s ...
$5.2 million in state funds headed to local projects
Three Yamhill County projects are anticipated to receive a combined $5.2 million in state funds after being included in a final list of projects in the Legislature’s capital construction package.
The ...
County to pledge $200k for loan program
Yamhill County small business owners could soon have access to a $1 million revolving loan fund stemming from a 30-year-old county grant and the 2024 windstorm that qualified as a federal disaster.
The ...
Dayton water leak keeps crews busy
... divided on the proposal and opted to delay a decision to allow absent councilors Andrew Hildebrandt and Scott Hover to weigh in.
The Fisher Farms project to activate four dormant wells is progressing, as the city ...
Court Records: March, 4, 2026
... Sergio Flores: Renewal of $6,945.77 judgment.
Solarity Credit Union vs. Karena K. Heath and Robert Scott Heath Jr.: Granted $49,447.04 judgment.
Capital One, N.A. vs. Jason McKee: Granted $39,661.65 judgment.
Ray ...
Fire district moves toward new facility construction
A site survey of McMinnville Fire District’s Station 15 recommends using $3 million in state funding toward construction of a freestanding facility on the property.
The new structure at ...
County set to rule on Measure 49 partition
The Yamhill County Board of Commissioners will review changes to transit contracts and issue a ruling on a Hillsboro property partition when it convenes Thursday.
The board delayed a ruling in the Measure ...
Wastewater plan likely to carry rate, SDC hikes
The city of McMinnville is close to finalizing a 20-year wastewater master plan that will require rate and development charge increases to pay for a litany of capital projects.
Similar to the Parks, Recreation ...
Trail removal gets first reading
The Yamhill County Board of Commissioners held the first reading of an ordinance that will officially remove the Yamhelas Westsider trail from county planning documents at its meeting Thursday.
The board ...
Mac council looks to quickly fill vacancy
... verifying eligibility, council agreed.
The city is divided into three wards, with two councilors from each. Scott Cunningham is the remaining representative for Ward 3, which is comprised of eastern McMinnville — ...
Linfield briefs employees on upcoming cuts
Linfield University still needs to reduce costs by approximately $1.7 million to reach a balanced budget by June, employees were told during a meeting Tuesday to discuss the school’s direction.
President ...
