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Robert AppleBaum: Congress still deadlocked as health cost crisis looms

Dec. 15, 2025 — the deadline for enrolling in a marketplace plan through the Affordable Care Act for 2026 — came and went without an agreement on the federal subsidies that kept ACA plans more affordable for many Americans. Despite a last-ditch attempt in the House to extend ACA subsidies, with Congress adjourning for the year on Dec. 19, it’s looking almost certain that Americans relying on ACA subsidies will face a steep increase in health care costs in 2026.

 

Planners give green light to McMinnville Landing overlay

... on one of the largest development parcels in the state. The project is estimated to bring over 2,100 jobs to the area, according to city documents. The three parcels are split between landowners Kimco Realty ...

Along the Street: Park & Main changing owners

... growth The Oregon Employment Department is projecting the state’s total employment will grow by 141,000 jobs by 2034. The estimate reflects “modest job growth in the economy” along with increasing ...
Rachel Thompson/ News-Register##Debbie Phillips of Yamhill waves at cars passing on Highway 99W in McMinnville last month, hoping drivers will take the opportunity to stop.

 
Petition against transportation law pauses gas tax and fee

With a transportation funding referendum likely headed to Oregon voters in November 2026 and a short legislative session approaching, it’s unclear if and how Republicans and Democrats can compromise on a sustainable plan to fund road maintenance and operations.

 

Gov. Kotek, lawmakers call for streamlined permit, land use

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek called upon Oregon’s business community on Monday to support her plan to create more jobs and streamline the permitting process, as the state battles lagging economic growth and a reputation for crushing businesses with taxes and regulation.

 

Oregon State University##Priya Rajarapu is an assistant professor at Oregon State University’s College of Forestry. She is a Christmas tree specialist, researching new climate resilience strategies at the university campus in Corvallis and at the North Willamette Research and Extension Center in Aurora.

 
Oregon researchers test Christmas tree species

As Oregonians prepare for Christmas, researchers are looking into how they can keep the state’s Christmas tree industry alive for decades to come.

 

Along the Street: New El Torito market opening soon in Mac

... of “a significant delay due to the federal government shutdown.” Employment gained 3,500 jobs in August. In September 2025, Oregon’s seasonally adjusted nonfarm payroll employment rose by ...
##(Dec. 12, 1975) Oranges in bags are being sold by JayCees for $1 per bag. Members will be canvassing area door-to-door on Monday. Pictured are Bill Maas, left, and John Youngblutt. JayCees have sold 1100 bags with 700 remaining.

 
Vintage NR/Memory Lane Dec. 12, 2025

... closure of Newberg’s WestRock paper mill at more than $223 million, based on the loss of 220 mill jobs. The mill closed before Thanksgiving. Company officials say the facility was idled because of poor market ...
Rusty Rae/News-Register##McMinnville School District Superintendent Kourtney Ferrua talks with Director of Student Services Shelly Simonyi during a meeting in the district office Tuesday. School board members unanimously approved hiring Ferrua as permanent superintendent Monday night.

 
School board will offer permanent superintendent position to Ferrua

After receiving numerous emails and in-person comments praising interim Superintendent Kourtney Ferrua, McMinnville School Board voted unanimously Monday night to offer her the superintendent position on a permanent basis.

 

Nathan Ecker/News-Register##Murilo Martins, left, and Dakota Armour, right, pose for a photograph in front of the McMinnville high school and club swimming record board inside of the McMinnville Aquatic Center. The duo are working as dual head coaches, focusing their time on building the best environment for their athletes.

 
New Mac swim coaches Martins, Armour aim to uphold winning traditions

... all walks of life are aspects Armour and Martins learned from Hafner. The now former coach would find jobs for kids and help make the expense of swimming less of a burden for those who could not afford it. Hafner ...
##(Nov. 21, 1970) County Food Stamp office, located at 634 N. Ford, is now open for business and through Nov. 16 $40,784 worth of food stamps were issued to county residents who qualified for the assistance. This was 644 cases handled or 1904 individuals who received the stamps under the direction of Rex Haynie, supervisor of the stamp issuance. Shown with Haynie on steps of house is Helen Jackman, food stamp certification supervisor, who certifies low-income families.

 
Vintage N-R/Memory Lane: Nov. 21, 2025

... the answer. -- Eleven years ago this month, George and Edwina Meitzen of Lafayette left production jobs at The Oregonian to take over operation of The Dayton Tribune, now the last letterpress newspaper in ...
Rachel Thompson/News-Register##Watched closely by Lev Martin, 7, Ham Fam run founder Michael Hampton looks over a checklist of supplies for the Thanksgiving event while neighbors Jennifer Dederich, next to Hampton, and Courtney Martin, right, blow up balloons for the arch that starts and ends the event, Also pictured are Liz Wilkins, center, one of the neighbors who are continuing the Thanksgiving morning tradition, and Laura Hampton, who cofounded the event and ran it with her family for 13 years.

 
Stopping By: A neighborhood tradition continues

... school is so central,” Martin said. Soon, numerous people agreed to help plan, and the various jobs were parceled out to volunteers: charting the route, making cocoa, baking treats for the runners, etc. ...

Economy ‘Found money,’ economic resilience dramatically shrink Oregon’s budget deficit

Like putting on an old winter coat and pulling an unexpected $20 bill from the pocket, or getting a birthday check that covers a surprise bill, the $373 million budget deficit Oregon faced just yesterday is being shrunk, for now, by what state economists call “found money.”

 

Lawmakers to discuss ‘painful’ cuts for agencies

As Oregon lawmakers stare down a deficit of at least $373 million over the next two years — and brace for the possibility of a bigger shortfall in the state’s next quarterly revenue forecast expected Wednesday — they asked all state agencies to create lists of ways to cut 5% of their legislatively approved budgets.

 

Letters to the Editor: Nov. 14, 2025

... erased. We are to believe that slavery wasn’t that bad? Those in government service are losing jobs for disagreeing with this administration’s alternative reality. How much scientific and governmental ...
Library of Congress##A poster created by the Federal Writers’ Project in 1941, promoting the “American Guide” projects.

 
Offbeat Oregon: WPA Writers’ Project captured snapshot of pioneer Oregon

... their existing skills to use, rather than treating them like charity cases or giving them make-work jobs raking leaves or doing litter patrols. It’s an idea that never worked perfectly; but it worked ...

Ministry provides clothing to those in need

... she can supply “a full set of nice, wearable clothing” that helps people in recovery find jobs and be involved in the community. The ministry also provides clothing for Encompass and sometimes for ...

 
John R. Gibson II 1932 - 2025

... he began his career selling petroleum products for ARCO. Throughout his life, he held various other jobs, including delivering flowers for Poseyland Florist of McMinnville, Oregon. He also enjoyed his hobbies ...

Jonah Goldberg: Trump is not a dictator, but may be set on worse

Julius Caesar still casts a long shadow. We have a 12-month calendar — and leap year — thanks to Julius. July is named after him (though the salad isn’t). The words czar and kaiser, now mostly out of use, simply meant “Caesar.”

News-Register file photo/2022##Volunteers welcome anyone who needs food to sit down for a meal in the Soup Kitchen at St. Barnabas, which is open from 4 to 6 p.m. weekdays at 822 S.W. Second St. Soup kitchen organizers expect to see more demand in November, when SNAP food benefits become unavailable.

 
Food assistance groups brace for SNAP freeze

... time for fixed-income seniors,” Pitts said. Many others who attend food banks work minimum-wage jobs — sometimes multiple jobs, she said. They may face the choice of paying rent or buying food. And ...
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