News-Register

The News-Register is a newspaper based in McMinnville, Oregon, in the United States. This semi-weekly community paper caters to McMinnville and the neighboring Yamhill Valley area. The newspaper is published by News-Register Publishing Co., which is part of a family-owned corporation, Oregon Lithoprint, Inc., run by the Bladine family from McMinnville.

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Manager directs staff to fly Pride flag at city hall

2 days ago | newsregister.com | Scott Unger

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County budgets to bring back dog control in house

4 days ago | newsregister.com | Scott Unger

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Tigers’ Bradfield pitches no-hitter to down Vale

4 days ago | newsregister.com | Emily Bonsant

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Mac Library Mobile most likely won't serve Lafayette next y

1 week ago | newsregister.com | Emily Bonsant

Mac budget cuts mean library won’t serve neighboring citiesMcMinnville budget cuts will prevent the public library’s bookmobile summer reading program from servicing areas outside the city. Lafayette officials are now determining how to keep the popular activity going. The program, started in 2015, is funded by the McMinnville Library Foundation, but has used library staff time and partnered with Parks & Recreation for volunteers.
Dozens of local athletes head to Hayward

1 week ago | newsregister.com | Nathan Ecker |Ossie Bladine

Track stars win district golds, meet toughest battles yet in state championshipA plethora of young athletes from Yamhill County will test themselves against the best in the state this weekend during the OSAA Track and Field State Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene. Competition for 1A, 2A and 3A track and field events began on Thursday and run through Friday evening, while 4A, 5A and 6A events start Friday and conclude on Saturday.
Dayton and YC advance in softball playoffs

1 week ago | newsregister.com | Emily Bonsant

Willamina falls to Glide 10-4 in second round of 3A tourneyThe Dayton Pirates led Brookings-Harbor early on in Wednesday’s 3A second round playoff game when freshmen Gabby Chupp doubled in the first for an RBI. Chupp was all over the diamond, going 3-for-3 with a triple and two RBI doubles. She entered as relief pitcher in the sixth inning and pitched a scoreless inning. Rachel Baumholtz was in the circle for the first five, giving up four hits and fanning eight.
3A softball round-up: Amity out

1 week ago | newsregister.com | Emily Bonsant

For the third year in a row, Amity softball fell in the first round of the 3A playoffs. The No. 16 Warriors fell to the No. 17 Elmira/Mapleton 14-2 at Amity on Monday. The Falcons led 5-0 in the third then opened the top of the seventh with eight runs and advanced. Pitcher Audrey Varozz poised a six-hitter with nine strikeouts. Amity senior Emma Shilhanek struck out six.
Mac baseball round one

1 week ago | newsregister.com | Nathan Ecker

Mix pitches 6 2/3 no-hit innings, but Grizzlies forced to make extra-inning comebackBaseball is not for the faint of heart. It can bite just as quickly as it provides elation. On Monday, the McMinnville High School baseball team (21-7, 15-3) gave their home crowd all the emotions they could handle, and then some, in a 5-4 extra-inning walk-off victory over No. 26 Aloha (14-14, 9-9).
Mac softball round one

1 week ago | newsregister.com | Nathan Ecker

Dinger knocked in three runs with double, home runNo. 8 McMinnville varsity softball team (20-7, 8-4) advanced Monday as they shutout No. 24 Westview (11-16, 4-8) 5-0 in the first round of the 6A State Championship tournament. Last season the Grizzlies were ousted in the first round at home by McNary. This year they made sure history would not repeat itself.
Citing policy, Mac won’t recognize Pride Month

1 week ago | newsregister.com | Scott Unger

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