Newberg, OR News

• Newberg, OR News
• Yanks’ final resting place
• ‘Field of Dreams’ on its way to becoming a reality
• Newberger wins big on Wheel of Fortune
• Youths blamed for blast that shakes St. Paul
• 5-26 Community briefs
• Council creates assistant city manager position
• Newberg woman faces check forgery charges after arrest
• 5-26 Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• 5-26 Newberg Fire Department log
• Bypass match figures approved by council
• Salvation Army makes a plea for help
• Transitions program will hold fundraiser
• Zion Lutheran will install new pastor Chuck Sabin in June
• Love INC could use your help this month
• Inspirational Point: Do you know a weary soul who could use a hand?
• 5-26 Religion briefs
• A season-changing call
• GFU to host USTA junior tourney
• NHS students to host Relay for Life fundrasier
• 5-26 Sports briefs
• 5-26 Editorial: Let’s make it a true Memorial Day
• 5-26 Letter to the editor
• Guest opinion: When will Obama ‘evolve’ on the drug war?
• Guest opinion: Where’s the ‘beef’? Clinton’s answer to Romney snark
• George Fox Sets Separate Morning/Afternoon Bruin Volleyball Camps for July 30-Aug. 2
• George Fox Sets Two Summer Softball Camps for Offense/Defense and One for Pitching
• George Fox to Host USTA Pacific Northwest Juniors Champs Tournament May 26-28
• More than 29,000 guests visit George Fox University campus this summer
• St. Paul foursome grabs state title
• Newberg’s Croteau rebounds at the state finals
• Tigers bow out at state
• Chehalem dukes it out with Tualatin Hills to win tourney
• NHS boys capture district crown
• Tigers close out season with 60-22 win against Columbia County
• Duo powers C.S. Lewis to sixth at state meet
• Oregon City takes grudge match
• Students study in nature’s classroom
• Locals earn health care scholarships
• May 23 school briefs
• Summer brings farmers market’s return
• Additional mortgage assistance available for the unemployed
• Business hosts a regional hazelnut forum
• May 23 business briefs
• The CCC wants your vintage collectibles
• Concert will transport listeners to a Parisian café
• Review: ‘What to Expect’ is ... expectable
• May 23 Arts & Leisure briefs
• May 23 editorial: Summer has begun — enjoy!
• May 23 Letters to the Editor
• Placing a price tag on patriotism
• May 23 obituaries and death notices
• May 23 outstanding warrants
• May 23 Newberg-Dundee police log
• May 23 Newberg fire log
• May 23 Community Calendar
• May 23 community briefs
• Primary voters take advantage of iPads
• Woodlands group will host quake authority
• Wineries will raise funds for animal shelter
• City will recognize vets with designated parking spots
• Boat races will return to the Willamette
• Honoring those who fell
• Group asks communities to ‘Stop, Drop and Read’
• May 23 sports briefs
• NHS teacher charged with giving former student alcohol
• NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: Four Bruin Women Headed for NCAA Nationals in California
• ALL-REGION: D3baseball.com Names Clifford All-West First Team, Ranta Second Team
• Bruins’ Smith Named West Region Women’s Coach of Year, Forbes Assistant Coach of Year
• Tigers roughed up at state
• Burnett bounced in state tourney debut
• Eichten caps impressive first season at state tournament
• Kelsey Morrison reaping the rewards of a stellar season
• NHS falls in warm-up games
• Tigers push their way into the playoffs
• Kai Ojala competes alone for George Fox
• May 19 guest opinion: A grieving mom counts her blessings
• May 19 Letters to the Editor
• May 19 editorial: Watch for the pedestrian sting operation
• May 19 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Local churches embrace the Internet age
• Teaching leaders to be more like coaches
• May 19 Inspiration Point: Near the edge with God?
• May 19 religion briefs
• May 19 community briefs
• May 19 Community Calendar
• Tales from the Grubby End: Woodward and Martin – Two women who helped save a college
• Voters approve bond for new fire station
• Danicic proposes hiring assistant city manager
• Council will look at bypass funding
• CPRD seeks feedback on bond measure
• Longtime town figure Donna McCain dies
• Voter turnout low for county
• Stern Doll, Van Bergen will face off in November
• Bacon, Springer headed for fall runoff
• Review: ‘What to Expect’ is ... expectable
• Early election results: Springer and Bacon, Van Bergen and Stern Doll appear headed for November runoffs
• George Fox honors women’s basketball announcer as 2012 volunteer of the year
• 2012 Newberg Relay for Life will not want for walkers
• Rotarians will descend on Newberg by the hundreds
• NHS actors will compete against each other
• Police set pedestrian safety operations
• 5-16 Outstanding Warrants
• 5-16 Newberg Fire Department log
• 5-16 Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• Evergreen sets ‘Star Parties’ this summer
• Two positions open on the library board
• 5-16 Community Briefs
• 5-16 Community Calendar
• 5-16 Obituaries
• New urology clinic fills a void in Newberg
• ReStore’s ‘annex’ opens, but more space needed
• 5-16 Business Briefs
• Students give Mother Nature a little help
• School board approves contract
• Newberg teams excel once again at Envirothon competition, advance
• 5-16 School Briefs
• Nostalgia hits the stage with CSLA’s ‘Tom Sawyer’
• 5-16 Arts and Leisure Briefs
• Newberg rolls to first district title since 2007
• Tigers garner second at districts
• Watchmen, Bucks are bound for state
• West Linn holds on to top Newberg 19-15
• Tigers fall just short of West Linn
• Bruin golfers regroup to place seven in the nation
• 5-16 Editorial: Relay continues to grow in Newberg
• 5-16 Letters to the Editor
• Guest opinion: Big problems for small pols
• Want to teach in Oregon? Fall application deadline nears for fall master of arts in teaching program
• NGCA AWARDS: Morrison Runner-Up for National POY; Morrison, McGrew All-Region
• GFU FINAL QUALIFIER: George Fox to Host “NCAA Final Qualifier” Meet to Close Season
• Tigers claim league dual-meet crown
• Newberg splits with Tigard
• May 12 guest opinion: Vice presidential choices do matter
• May 12 Letters to the Editor
• Tops in the state
• CCC names new director
• Carman will perform in Newberg June 9
• George Fox students head to Africa for month of service
• May 12 Pastoral Pondering -- Ask yourself this question: What kind of faith do you have?
• May 12 religion briefs
• May 12 obituaries
• May 12 Community Calendar
• May 12 community briefs
• Districts a mixed bag for Newberg
• Chehalem Glenn Golf Course to host Ladies Day
• Newberg limps to the finish line
• NHS upends McMinnville 4-0
• Tiger boys settle for sixth at tourney
• Third quarter dooms Tigers in loss Tuesday to Jaguars
• Review: Plot gets lost in ‘Dark Shadows’
• Key Bank victim of armed robbery
• Ranta Gets BAA Athlete, D3baseball Team of Week Honors, HM for D-III National Award
• Arnold Receives BAA Athlete of the Week for Third Time after Strong Meet in Eugene
• Deadline nears for George Fox University’s graduate counseling degree programs
• George Fox’s Bruin Baseball Boys Only Summer Skills Camp Scheduled for June 19-21
• Missing Sherwood man identified as victim in Dundee fatal crash
• Domestic abuse suspect leads police on chase
• Wyden: International trade talks could help Oregon farmers
• Help clean up downtown for tourism season
• Addressing patients’ past trauma by connecting to their energy fields
• May 9 business briefs
• Hoover-Minthorn museum will be busy
• Scottish dancers will kick up their heels
• May 9 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Bicycle recycling workshop returns
• Mezzo Devotion makes first appearance at ICHSA finals
• May 9 school briefs
• NHS clinches second place in conference
• Tigers continue to shine at big meets
• Tigers muster three straight conference wins
• Bruins hold their own in Eugene
• Short-handed Tigers step up
• George Fox drops two of three to end a frustrating season
• NHS clips Glencoe, joins Tigard in second place
• C.S. Lewis boys score big points Saturday at the 1A Track Classic
• May 9 Letters to the Editor
• May 9 guest opinon: The truth about postal reform
• May 9 editorial: Thumbs up for a week gone by
• Letter carriers want your extra food
• Arrest made in Dundee burglary
• Sheriff’s office offers amnesty to offending dog owners
• May 9 outstanding warrants
• May 9 birth announcements
• May 9 Community Calendar
• May 9 community briefs
• Veritas takes top choir honors again
• Printer employee claims county clerk messed up ballots
• New Newberg park will concentrate on nature
• Homeless population appears to increase
• ALL-CONFERENCE: Ranta Named Pitcher of the Year as 12 Bruins Get All-NWC Honors
• George Fox sends students to Swaziland for month of service
• LINFIELD 8, GEORGE FOX 0: Bruins Shut Out by Arch-Rival Wildcats in Season Finale
• LEWIS-CLARK STATE 10, GEORGE FOX 2: Bruins Bruised by NAIA’s 9th-Ranked Warriors
• Tigers secure a bid to the postseason with wins
• Newberg blows past Forest Grove
• Tigers’ tough season winding down
• Tiger boys nab first league title since 2007
• Tigers upend the Vikings 4-3
• Yurkovic hits Olympic ‘A’ standard in javelin
• Tired Newberg team picks off Mac 5-3
• Steady Newberg finishes fifth at Forest Hills match
• Tigers continue to surge
• Bruins cap breakthrough season with a win
• May 5 Letters to the Editor
• May 5 editorial: Uninformed? Don't vote
• Members of the community lauded
• Nearly $23,000 flows through county campaigns
• Wendy Goodwin: Never too far from her roots
• May 5 Pastoral Pondering: Jesus touched blind man physically and spiritually
• May 5 religion briefs
• May 5 Newberg fire log
• May 5 Newberg-Dundee police log
• May 5 obituaries
• May 5 To Your Health column: Any good doctor will more than welcome a second opinion
• Utility rate referendum process returns to council
• May 5 Community Calendar
• May 5 community briefs
• George Fox Sets 2012 Bruin Basketball Academy for Boys and Girls for July 23-26
• School board names next superintendent
• George Fox wins four events at Pacific
• WHAT'S BRUIN: Track & Field Weekly News & Notes 5/2
• Newberg loses heartbreaker to Reynolds
• Newberg second at Centennial Invitational
• Newberg’s drought at four games
• Newberg refocuses, downs Tualatin
• St. Paul 12th, 14th at Portland Christian Invite
• NHS explodes late to snap four-game skid
• Century outguns NHS 19-8
• Bruins get at-large bid to tourney
• Suspected drug dealer arrested in Newberg
• Vet’s office donates to K-9 program at police department
• Annual Kids Safety Fair coming up soon
• May 2 outstanding warrants
• May 2 Newberg fire log
• May 2 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Newberg Animal Shelter pet looking for a home
• NHS robotics makes a solid debut at world championships
• MVMS team excels at Destination Imagination
• GFU team fares well at national tourney
• May 2 school briefs
• Review: ‘The Avengers’ is everything a summer blockbuster should be
• Author of nursing book will sign copies at Art Walk
• Potters will join pilgrimage to Portland
• ‘Five-Year Engagement’ funny, but dragging
• May 2 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Do you need a life coach?
• O’Reilly’s opens its door in Newberg
• GFU metes teaching, research awards
• Vitners debut redesigned website
• May 2 guest opinion: Rich guys should pay more taxes, but not for ...
• May 2 Letters to the Editor
• May 2 editorial -- Dundee voters: Pass the fire station bond
• May 2 Community Calendar
• May 2 community briefs
• Crash demo hits close to home
• ‘Sharrows’ a sign of biking, walking activities to come
• Time for pancakes, pancakes and more pancakes
• Cain, Kinney will receive public reprimands
• Court allows Jarnagin confession
• ALL-CONFERENCE: Hollen Named Coach of the Year, Four Players Get All-NWC Honors
• GEORGE FOX 6, BIOLA 1: Bruins End Record Season with Exhibition Win over Eagles
• Common book program encourages incoming George Fox students to engage in discourse about diversity on campus
• NCAA TOURNAMENT: Bruins Headed to 3rd Straight NCAA Tourney with At-Large Bid
• PACIFIC TWILIGHT: Davison and Arnold Win Twice, Martin’s Vault Makes NCAA List
• Timberwolves pound the Tigers twice
• CWP girls beat T-Hills in overtime at Rose Cup
• Newberg takes a giant step at Pumpkin Ridge
• Tigers continue to roll with two more wins
• liberty blanks Newberg 15-0
• NHS blanks the Jaguars
• St. Paul girls second at Buckaroo Roundup
• Russo captures second ‘triple crown’
• Glencoe bests Newberg 4-1 to sweep the series
• Helping out, one house at a time
• Mayors’ Prayer Breakfast shifts focus this year
• April 28 Pastoral Pondering: Yeah, Jesus was weird, but it was a good weird
• April 28 religion briefs
• Butteville Store will kick off the 2012 season with a bang
• To Your Health: Exercise can cure when done properly
• Lafayette pair arrested on drug charges
• April 28 obituaries
• April 28 Community Calendar
• April 28 community briefs
• April 28 Letters to the Editor
• April 28 editorial: Bacon best qualified to be commissioner
• Is this North America’s ‘greenest’ home?
• Former worker eyes the assessor position
• Winners of the ‘If I were Mayor ...’ contest are revealed
• WHAT'S BRUIN: Track & Field Weekly News & Notes 4/27
• Ranta BAA Athlete of the Week, HM for NWC Pitcher; Clifford HM for NWC Hitter
• Management professor, Native American education scholar earn graduate teaching, research awards at George Fox
• OJAI TOURNAMENT: Tennis Season Continues as Four Bruins to Play in Ojai Tourney
• Biology, art professors earn George Fox University undergraduate teaching, research awards
• ALL-CONFERENCE: Beaumont First Team, Griffith Honorable Mention for All-NWC
• ALL-CONFERENCE: Bruins Get One on All-NWC Second Team, Two Honorable Mentions
• ALL-CONFERENCE: Four Bruins Named All-NWC, Morrison NWC Player of the Year
• Tigers finally overcome the Timberwolves
• Jaguars no match for hot-hitting Tigers
• Locals Danielson and Petrie shine at the Oregon Relays
• Canby dunks Newberg 36-15
• Newberg bats suddenly go cold in two conference losses
• Tigers hit a rough patch of play
• Century rolls Newberg 12-1 on the road
• THS sweeps season series from NHS
• NHS hounds Canby for win
• Bell’s 81 leads NHS to sixth place at Pacific Conference match
• Building gathers awards
• Students prepare to travel abroad in May
• George Fox will host state chair competition
• April 25 school briefs
• Local wineries lead carbon reduction effort
• ‘Gateway signs’ mark Yamhill-Carton AVA
• Wolfe will head local branches
• Unemployment matches peak from ’03 recession
• April 25 business briefs
• April 25 Letters to the Editor
• April 25 guest opinion: Knowing the price of everything, the value of nothing
• April 25 editorial: School and city officials hard at work
• Case moves forward for man accused in drunk driving deaths
• Situation key to use of deadly force in Oregon
• April 25 outstanding warrants from the Yamhill County Sheriff's Office
• April 25 Newberg-Dundee police log
• April 25 Newberg fire log
• Instruments will star at Final Friday
• Yamhills show honors mothers, benefits PNMC
• Landscape painting to be featured at ART Elements
• April 25 Arts & Leisure briefs
• GFU art professor becomes a novelist
• GFU art professor becomes a novelist
• April 25 Community Calendar
• April 25 community briefs
• April 25 obituaries
• Tales from the Grubby End: What was Newberg like during the Great Depression?
• Remembering the past, but still looking ahead
• GFU graduation: Overcoming obstacles
• CCC walls graced with art by NHS students
• George Fox speech and debate team excels at national, regional competitions
• GEORGE FOX 9, LINFIELD 1: Hill’s Relief Effort Lifts Bruins by Wildcats in ‘Home’ Finale
• Newberg takes the battle of the Tigers
• Tigers improve to take third
• Newberg boys run past Century
• Danese signs with NAIA school
• Newberg dominates McMinnville
• Tigers suffer their first setback in loss to Century
• CSLA boys fifth, St. Paul girls 6th at Christian Invite
• Solid efforts lands Newberg in sixth at TCC
• Watchmen grab second at their own tourney at Chehalem Glenn
• Newberg blasts Hillsboro 10-0 on the road Wednesday
• Burke picks up another honor
• April 21 Letters to the Editor
• April 21 guest opinion: Why is Mitt Romney so unelectable?
• April 21 editiorial: Van Bergen gets nod from editorial board
• April 21 obituaries and death notices
• Commissioner to take part in County Leadership Institute
• Whooping cough surfaces at school
• To Your Health: Rolled ankles persistent problem for some
• St. Paul Rodeo crowns the 2012 queen
• Highlights, attractions for the rodeo are set
• Popular Christian author Bill Perkins will speak at CCCNW
• April 21 Pastoral Pondering: Sometimes it’s important to renew our vow to God
• April 21 religion briefs
• City council moves forward with utility rate referral plan
• Pair arrested after monthlong drug investigation
• Accolades continue for the Austins
• Mother, son fiesta set for Cinco de Mayo
• Festival poster contest deadline extended
• April 21 Community Calendar
• April 21 community briefs
• Choices for superintendent whittled to three
• City manager: Worst budget years are still to come
• Winning big bucks and better health
• Trim Down Challenge: Individual winners say small changes, added motivation make the difference in contest
• Movie review: ‘The Lucky One’ predictable, but sweet
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Golf News & Notes 4/20
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Men’s Golf News & Notes 4/20
• George Fox sends students on annual study abroad trips this spring
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Softball News & Notes 4/19
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Men’s Tennis News & Notes 4/19
• St. Paul girls take title at Small School Invite
• Newberg woman killed in Donald-area crash
• WHAT'S BRUIN: Track & Field Weekly News & Notes 4/18
• Oregon’s top high school choirs compete at George Fox University May 3-5
• Newberg makes quick work of Glencoe 8-0
• Newberg rallies late to tip Columbia County
• Newberg wins rematch with Oregon City
• Tigers finish out strong to wipe out Glencoe
• Tigers blank Century for first league win
• Newberg edged out of first at Aloha Relays
• April 18 George Fox sports round-up
• Paper Gardens touts its winners
• April 18 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Retired NDPD sergeant nets prestigious award
• April 18 Newberg fire log
• Governor signs into law privacy bill for CHL holders
• April 18 outstanding warrants
• April 18 Community Calendar
• April 18 community briefs
• April 18 wedding anniversary announcements
• April 18 obituaries
• Swarm of bees on Sitka Street attracts a crowd
• April 18 guest opinion: Do you feel exploited by Apple?
• April 18 Letters to the Editor
• April 18 editorial: Referring rates not what we voted for
• Landfill ordinance appeal shot down by LUBA
• Super search nearing an end
• Camellia Festival draws hundreds to the cultural center
• Library calls on community to ‘give like Andrew Carnegie’
• Officials: No staff cuts loom at PNMC
• DEQ penalizes tavern owners for violations
• Christian Chamber plans for business expo April 24
• April 18 business briefs
• Teachers’ union, school district agree to contract
• Students tour Greece during spring break
• SPHS group scores at state FBLA contest
• April 18 school briefs
• WHITWORTH 6-1, GEORGE FOX 0-3: Bruins, Pirates Split on Final Day of Regular Season
• WHITWORTH 8, GEORGE FOX 1: Bruins Fall to Pirates in Next-to-Last Match of Season
• Newberg earns split with Tualatin
• Tigers hitting their stride
• Newberg comes together in loss
• C.S. Lewis eighth at district qualifier
• April 14 GEorge Fox sports round-up
• Tualatin hangs on to beat NHS 6-5
• Another sweep for the Tigers
• Laugh toward a better marriage
• Improve your parenting method with a little help from FUMC
• Like any 3-year-old, shelter needs help
• April 14 religion briefs
• April 14 guest opinon: Please pass the shrimp, Mr. President
• April 14 Letters to the Editor
• April 14 editorial: We’ll do our part, then it’s up to the voters
• State of the county? Dicey
• Woodburn farmworker housing group looks to Newberg
• Twila Tschan overcomes much to vie for Miss Oregon title
• April 14 Community Calendar
• April 14 community briefs
• April 14 obituaries and death notices
• Rash of break-ins may be related to similar crimes in other towns
• YCSO lands grant for cross walk enforcement
• To Your Health column: Never stop exercising, ever
• Oregon State Bar provides background on judicial candidates
• George Fox graduation ceremonies approach
• Council will consider utility rate referendum at its next meeting
• Dundee takes initial steps to join Newberg, Mac in bypass IGA
• WHAT'S BRUIN: Track & Field Weekly News & Notes 4/13
• WHITMAN 6, GEORGE FOX 2: Bruins’ Final Weekend Starts with Setback to Missionaries
• George Fox hosts annual spring concert April 20
• Milton Named BAA Athlete of the Week for Second Time, HM for Conference Honors
• Beaumont Earns BAA, NWC Athlete of the Week Honors after Going 4-0 in Two Matches
• Tigers improving with every match
• Puget Sound takes two of three from George Fox
• Second half slips away from Tigers
• George Fox sports roundup
• Layoff no problem for NHS
• Newberg making strides as the young season progresses
• Newberg steamrolls Battle Ground 36-10
• The Tigers steady the ship
• Strong pitching powers NHS to sweep of Mac
• Chehalem Swim Team swimmers break their own marks at sectionals
• Newberg suffers its first two losses
• April 11 outstanding warrants
• OSP nets record number of drug busts in 2011
• April 11 guest opinion: Marvelous Mitt and Out-of-Touch Obama
• April 11 editorial: Goodwill has plenty of good company
• Looking for a home
• April 11 Community Calendar
• George Fox University hosts 2012 spring commencement ceremonies April 28
• April 11 community briefs
• April 11 anniversary announcement
• April 11 obituaries
• Troupe presents an original play
• Farming proves fodder for book
• Red carpet unfurled at Cameo and Bauman
• April 11 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Ohana Buffet opens for business in ‘Grill’s’ location
• AG warns of tax preparing scams
• Tasting behind the ‘Cellar Door’
• Expert on negotiation speaks at George Fox’s Portland Center April 20
• Sokol Blosser partners with valley cycling team
• Newberg FFA team posts a strong finish at State
• Veritas holds middle school choir festival
• April 11 school briefs and Newberg school lunches
• Two NHS grads killed in collision in Alaska
• Yamhill County experiences net in-migration
• Making way for Goodwill
• The classic feud is on stage at Newberg High School
• WEST REGION INVITATIONAL: Bruins Remain in 8th as Texas Tournament Terminates
• Bruins-Bearcats Suspended by Rain after Doubles Play, to be Completed on Sunday
• PUGET SOUND 2, GEORGE FOX 1: Loggers Edge Bruins in 2nd Straight Pitching Duel
• GEORGE FOX 9, PUGET SOUND 0: Bruins Post 2nd Straight Shutout in Win over Loggers
• Strong arms push NHS to pair of wins
• Newberg sweeps Glencoe in track
• St. Paul butts heads with Kennedy, Central Linn
• Tigers continue to roll opponents
• NHS sixth at Michelbook
• Newberg fights through growing pains
• Newberg player makes Olympic development team
• Newberg takes a step forward in tough loss
• Bruin men sixth at Northwest Conference Spring Classic
• C.S. Lewis experiments at Catlin Gabel meet Thursday
• Chehalem Swim Team closes short course season strong
• Newberg native finds success in rodeo
• Newberger spins the ‘Wheel of Fortune’
• Festival court trio is named
• Robot is one step closer to greatness
• District besieged by candidates for superintendent spot
• Book signals hope for Hispanic/Anglo relations in churches
• FIA’s top volunteer logs more than 300 hours
• Don’t miss out on Easter services on Sunday
• April 7 religion briefs
• April 7 guest opinion: Political humor is a serious matter in American politics
• April 4 Letters to the Editor
• April 4 editorial: For crying out loud, it was a joke
• Watch your speedometer traveling through Dundee
• Newberg native charged with sex abuse
• April 4 Yamhill County outstanding arrest warrants
• April 7 Newberg-Dundee police log
• April 7 obituaries
• School budget’s aim is a 3-percent ending balance
• March Rex Hill Rainfall
• To Your Health: Strengthening your core will do very little to protect your back
• Energy Trust offers Oregon residents incentives to recycle secondary fridges and freezers
• City, CPRD accept cultural district plan
• Tilikum offers a variety of activities this summer
• April 7 Community Calendar
• April 7 community briefs
• George Fox’s nursing program featured at auxiliary luncheon April 13
• Part-time Portland MBA program adds weekend format and concentrations
• WHAT'S BRUIN: Track & Field Weekly News & Notes 4/5
• Morrison Shares BAA Athlete of the Week, Named NWC Top Golfer for 5th Time
• Ranta Wins NWC Pitcher Honors for 2nd Straight Week; Williams HM for NWC Hitter
• George Fox seminary professor invited to annual Easter Prayer Breakfast at White House
• Annual Fox Film Festival showcases work of George Fox film students April 13-14
• WHS coach makes the jump to college soccer
• April 4 GFU sports roundup
• Zeller will perform in concert series
• One of ‘Top 100’ artists on exhibit at Linfield
• First Friday will hype city’s Camellia Festival
• Participate in a library book club this spring
• April 4 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Bank files lawsuit to foreclose on Newberg Shilo Inn
• Grant will help restore building’s façade
• Area wineries, restaurants present ‘Mountains to Metro'
• April 4 business briefs
• Community band shares its love of music
• 4-H ambassador will soon travel to Mongolia
• April 4 school briefs
• April 4 Letters to the Editor
• April 4 guest opinion: Unbridled capitalism is good for the country
• April 4 editorial: Our hats are off and are out thumbs are up
• Trip to the hot tub likely saved lives Friday
• The Law Corner: Beware -- Bicycling on sidewalks is illegal in downtown Newberg
• Oregon State Police weekly briefs
• April 4 Community Calendar
• April 4 community briefs
• April 4 engagement announcements
• April 4 In the Service
• April 4 obituaries
• County begins next difficult budget process
• Library celebrates 100 years in Newberg
• Award-winning Yamhill SWCD chief announces departure
• Newberg student’s creation wins regional poster contest
• Bruins Add Willamette Invitational to Schedule to Bridge Gap Between NWC Events
• Bruins Move UPS Games to Concordia, Linfield to U of Portland, Reschedule Corban
• Bruins Set Makeup of NWC Softball Twinbill with Boxers for April 11 in Newberg
• Bald Peak eruption imminent, scientists say
• Newberg annexes Dundee, becomes Dunberg
• WESTMONT CLASSIC: Turner’s 400 Hurdles Best in Nation as Bruins Hit 34 NWC Marks
• Bruins-Boxers Softball a No-Go for Second Day in a Row, Will Try for 2 at 1 on Monday
• George Fox-Pacific Softball Saturday Twinbill Postponed; Teams Will Try Again Sunday
• A more secure, transparent facility
• Council will prep for bypass match
• Tales from the Grubby End column: Celebrating the rich history of the Newberg Public Library
• March 31 To Your Health column: What if women don’t want big muscles? Is the training altered?
• Grant will help GFU continue cancer research
• Learn to ready your youngster to read
• March 31 Community Calendar
• March 31 community briefs
• March 31 obituaries
• May 23 ‘Tip a Cop’ a fundraiser for Special Olympics Oregon
• March 31 outstanding warrants
• March 31 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Speaker: Mediation is good for all parties, enterprises
• Trombonist Jack Quinby featured at FIA fundraiser
• Faith In Action board gets three new members
• March 31 Pastoral Pondering: Jesus provides true, lasting purification
• March 31 religion briefs
• March 31 guest opinion: The middle class war on the working class
• March 31 Letters to the Editor
• March 31 editorial: Come celebrate the library’s centennial
• Boys volleyball moving forward
• Beacons shut down the Bruins
• Tigers take a pair to remain unbeaten
• GEORGE FOX 6, WILLAMETTE 3: Bruins Beat Bearcats in Successful Return to Courts
• Bruins Announce Men’s Golf Schedule Changes to Add Events in Texas and Salem
• WESTMONT CLASSIC: Bruins Fans Can Follow Teams via Live Stats, Live Video Saturday
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Golf News & Notes 3/29
• Arnold Named BAA, NWC Top Athlete after Record-Setting Heptathlon Performance
• Ranta Named NCBWA National Pitcher, NWC Pitcher, and BAA Athlete of the Week
• Award-Winning High School Coach Del Rio Named New Head of Bruin Men’s Soccer
• George Fox-Willamette Match Friday Moved Indoors to The Courthouse in Salem
• George Fox University presents original play, ‘The Broken,’ as its spring drama
• World-renowned baritone Richard Zeller returns to George Fox to perform April 12
• Got low-back pain? Head straight for a therapist
• Ranta’s no-hitter kicks off key Bruin sweep
• Newberg rolls to its first win
• Tigers off to a 3-0 start on the season
• Lions maul the Tigers 45-10
• Bucks pick up three wins at Tigard meet
• Tigers run their win streak to four; Canby tourney continues
• March 28 George Fox sports roundup
• Police seek public’s help in McKern case
• Rogers Landing reclaimed
• In Newberg, a yellow light is no dilemma
• Newberg F.I.S.H. appoints trio of directors
• Brazilian street music comes to Newberg
• Library’s Food for Fines nets nearly 1,000 pounds of grub
• Creativity and color on show at ART Elements
• March 28 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Got low-back pain? Head straight for a therapist
• Oregon wine industry nabs state’s top tourism award
• March 28 business briefs
• March 28 guest opinion: Federal health care reform -- a two-year report card
• March 28 Letters to the Editor
• March 28 editorial: Driving is a privilege, not a right
• Parents intrigued by new COLA school
• Middle school students will be tested evenly under new system
• College recognized for community outreach efforts
• March 28 school briefs
• Forestry department warns homeowners following storms
• Wilsonville Road change delayed due to weather
• March 28 Newberg-Dundee police log
• March 28 Newberg fire log
• March 28 Community Calendar
• March 28 community briefs
• March 28 In the Service announcement
• March 28 birth announcement
• March 28 obituaries
• Sad Saga of Sogginess Continues as Bruins-Warriors Game Postponed for Second Time
• George Fox receives second M.J. Murdock grant for breast cancer research
• GEORGE FOX 7, LINDENWOOD 2: Bruins Dispatch Lady Lions to Finish 4-1 Florida Trip
• Bruins’ Center Munger Issues Statement of Thanks to GF Community and Fans
• WHITTIER 9, GEORGE FOX 0: Bruins’ 3-Match Winning Streak Punctured by Poets
• GEORGE FOX 12, WHITMAN 5: Key Hit, Sterling Relief Help Bruins Sweep Missionaries
• Newberg drops a pair to start season
• Gordon, Munger, Meek earn national honors
• Burke picked state’s top 6A athletic director
• A soggy but solid debut
• Axeman cut down the Tigers
• Tigers roll over Vikings in long-awaited debut
• Newberg softball camp proves a big success
• Tigers can’t catch the Bruins
• Newberg smashes Forest Grove
• Coos County murder suspect housed in Yamhill County
• Oregon State Parks reminds visitors to be safe at the beach
• Fatherhood topic of church workshop
• Newberg band will open for their idols at NCC
• Pastor to teach world religion class at PCC
• March 24 Pastoral Pondering: Determining just how practical our faith really is
• March 24 religion briefs
• March 24 editorial: Council must step up and make the hard decisions
• March 24 guest opinion: Speaking truth about power just as important
• March 24 Letters to the Editor
• Utility rate changes postponed
• ‘Get involved,’ Thatcher urges constituents
• Board approves compensation package for incoming school super
• City planning documents vetted in public hearing
• March 24 To Your Health: Physical therapy or personal training: Which is better?
• City council delays decision on affordable housing
• Astor House makes donation to veterans program
• NOCAP success story gets its due before board
• City taps its top employee of 2011
• March 24 obituaries
• March 24 Community Calendar
• March 24 community briefs
• GEORGE FOX 7, CALVIN 2: Bruins Knout Knights for 3rd Straight Win on Orlando Trip
• Newberg laying down a foundation
• Bruins’ Corban Game Postponed to Mar. 27; Whitman Series Moving to Concordia
• Bruins just shy of perfect
• Newberg overpowers St. Helens 9-2
• NHS fifth at Pacific Conference match
• Tigers thump Reynolds 13-1
• Depth lifts Newberg to 6-2 win at Glencoe
• Raiders turn back the Tigers
• Newberg proves its mettle in close loss to Reynolds
• March 21 George Fox sports roundup
• Tales from the Grubby End -- Billy Sullivan: The very last of the ‘Hitless Wonders’
• Will declining property taxes be the next hurdle for governments?
• Library prepares for centennial shindig
• NHS musicians headed to state
• City gets grant to study safety of school routes
• Librarian takes book club on the road
• March 21 school briefs
• Taking on the look of a turn-of-the-century library
• Movie review: ‘Hunger Games’ delivers story, loses some emotion
• March 21 A&L briefs
• Barbecue makes its return to Dundee as Bert’s moves
• Someplace Else closes its doors
• Local wines dominate pinot noir competition
• March 21 business briefs
• March 21 guest opinion: Bob Kerry one of the last authentic mavericks
• March 21 Letters to the Editor
• March 21 editorial: Celebrate our vibrant, 100-year-old library
• Few county motorists caught driving drunk during sweep
• March 21 outstanding warrants
• March 21 Newberg-Dundee police log
• March 21 Newberg fire log
• March 21 obituaries
• March 21 Community Calendar
• March 21 community briefs
• NATIONAL POLLS: Bruins Finish No. 2 in Both National Polls - with Even a No. 1 Vote
• Illinois Wesleyan ends George Fox’s run, claims national title
• Bruins-Boxers’ Showdown for Second in NWC Postponed to Sunday by Wet Courts
• Everything Fans and Media Need to Know to Support the Bruins Today and Tomorrow!
• Bruins storm their way into national championship
• Clerk challengers say it’s time for a change
• Will you help the NDPD’s dogs?
• The search continues for a new Chehalem Cultural Center director
• Thatcher plans town hall
• Inexperienced Tigers are taking their lumps
• NHS hires former pro player to lead boys soccer program
• Newberg puts its depth on display
• March 17 sports briefs
• Spring sports preview: Young Tigers will aim for state tourney berth
• Russo wins twice at Senior All-Star Duals
• March 17 guest opinion: What are we doing in Afghanistan?
• March 17 Letters to the Editor
• March 17 editorial: K-9 program a valuable asset in fighting crime
• Invisible Children brings film to big screen
• The death penalty: Time to speak out
• March 17 religion briefs
• March 17 To Your Health: Continuing exercise important component to beating cancer
• Farm Fest will portray life from a bygone era
• Quilters carry on tradition dating from the early 1900s
• Board approves turf field contract
• March 17 obituaries
• Police warn markets to quit selling paraphernalia
• New way to figure city utility rates?
• Christian musician to perform benefit concert
• Professor will concentrate on WWII history during April talk
• March 17 Community Calendar
• March 17 Community Briefs
• GEORGE FOX 76, AMHERST 69: Munger’s Record Game Leads Bruins to NCAA Title Game
• McClain Named BAA Athlete of the Week, Honorable Mention for NWC Award
• George Fox honors Cesar Chavez with discussion on community advocacy efforts
• Bruins' Coach Meek and Two Players in Live Interviews Thursday from Final Four
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 3/14
• CATO Institute VP will speak on foreign policy, military
• SPHS student travels abroad to fulfill senior project
• State enacts HB 3471 waving college tuition for Oregon foster kids
• Newberg FFA chapter brings home awards from sectionals
• Newberg FFA chapter gets grant to grow potatoes
• March 14 school briefs
• Paulée: Haute cuisine for the common man
• Dundee Hills Passport Tour expands to monthlong event
• There will be no Panda Express built in Newberg
• March 14 business briefs
• Filmmakers take their work on the road
• Student artists get their own show at GFU
• March 14 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Council looks to encourage construction of more affordable housing
• Last candidate joins race for commissioner
• GFU alums seek to create LGBTQ conversation via website
• Festival will hold poster contest
• March 14 obituaries
• March 14 Community Calendar
• March 14 community briefs
• Consumers list their top 10 complaints
• March 14 outstanding warrants
• March 14 Newberg-Dundee police log
• March 14 Newberg fire log
• March 14 guest opinion: Can President Obama muzzle these dogs of war?
• March 14 Letters to the Editor
• March 14 editorial: Council headed the right direction on affordable housing
• Bruins roll back into the D-III Final Four
• North Clackamas rolls past Newberg
• Newberg comes up short vs. Oregon City
• Bush qualifies for Junior Nationals
• George Fox sports round-up
• Musician Josh Garrels performs benefit concert at George Fox March 19
• Unbeaten Bruins and Lord Jeffs to Meet in First Game of “Final Four” Friday in Michigan
• Final Game of George Fox-Pacific Series on Sunday Delayed Two Hours to 2 p.m. Start
• Bruins will return to DIII Final Four
• Bruins advance to Elite Eight
• FIA adds severe weather ministry
• Students heading to Eastern Europe seek to raise funds
• You can get ‘unstuck’ at Selah confab at GFU
• Work continues as Love INC turns 8 years old
• March 10 Pastoral Pondering: Stay committed, connected to others
• March 10 religion briefs
• City won’t seek public safety levy in May
• Voters will decide fate of Dundee fire hall
• Commissioner, clerk are the hot seats in Yamhill County
• Routine primaries, runoffs in November for legislative seats
• March 10 guest opinion: Controlling cold medicine has not reduced meth labs
• March 10 editorial: Levy would have come at a bad time
• High hopes for NHS baseball
• Tigers ready to reload
• Confidence could make the season for NHS softball
• Newberg blending youth, experience
• Tiger girls lacrosse team is looking for a rise in the standings
• C.S. Lewis aims to keep climbing
• Newberg boys lacrosse moving forward
• Death penalty opponent will speak Monday at GFU
• State fire marshal says to check your battery, change your clock as daylight saving time looms
• City hall hours will be reduced further, city council decrees
• School board will take on busy slate Tuesday
• Fire destroys Newberg mobile home
• Newberg man arrested on sex abuse charges
• PGE provides a few tips in case of power outages
• Don’t send text messages to 9-1-1, YCOM advises
• Sheriff’s office replaces Fords with Dodges
• First Spanish language emergency course set locally through Red Cross
• March 10 obituaries
• March 10 community briefs
• March 10 Community Calendar
• George Fox sends students on five spring break service trips
• Movie review: ‘John Carter’ introduces classic sci-fi adventure
• George Fox to Provide Live Viewing of Friday’s Sectional Game in Lemmons Room 8
• GEORGE FOX 71, BOWDOIN 55: Bruins Cool Off Polar Bears to Reach 4th Straight “Elite 8”
• George Fox invites prospective students to preview Christian college life April 12-13
• Morrison Wins BAA, NWC Honors; 7th-Ranked Bruins Head for PLU Invitational
• Author speaks at George Fox on issues related to death penalty in Oregon
• Bucks building baseball program
• George Fox picks up first NWC win
• George Fox sweeps Puget Sound
• Veritas sophomores explore the world of urchin husbandry
• GFU updates alcohol policy to include a breathalyzer test
• March 7 school briefs
• Invisible white rabbit brings fun to the stage
• Trilogy: Fine art, food, wine
• March 7 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Making Newberg a little bit tanner
• EV fast-chargers may be coming soon to Chevron station
• Local company lauded recently by White House
• North Willamette wineries band together for tour
• March 7 business briefs
• Bruins advance to the Sweet 16
• Newberg will rely on speed during 2012 campaign
• St. Paul run ends in state title game
• Tigers are more seasoned heading into 2012 season
• March 7 George Fox sports roundup
• Thatcher pushes through CHL bill
• Plans revealed for new ‘Alted’ building
• A living legend tells his story
• Kids, it’s time to begin thinking about being mayor again
• March 7 guest opinion: The immigration issue from a student’s point of view
• March 7 Letters to the Editor
• March 7 editorial: Our hats are off to the ladies
• Pipebomb-like device found near fire station
• Teen crashes SUV after high-speed chase
• March 7 Outstanding Warrants
• March 7 Newberg fire log
• Burgerville fundraiser helps local art organizations
• GFU ticketing of resident an isolated incident
• Author will sign books at Champoeg event
• March 7 birth notices
• March 7 obituaries
• March 7 Community Calendar
• March 7 community briefs
• CATO Institute’s VP speaks at George Fox on foreign policy, military
• Bruins’ Rich Allen Classic Set for March 10 as Only Major George Fox Home Track Meet
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 3/6
• Invisible Children advocate visits George Fox on March 12
• Bruins and Polar Bears Set for 5:00 PM Tipoff (2:00 in Oregon) in “Sweet 16” Matchup
• Bruins Headed to Virginia to Meet Polar Bears in NCAA Basketball Sectional Mar. 9-10
• LEWIS & CLARK 8, GEORGE FOX 3: Pioneers Slam Bruins Behind Traver’s Two Homers
• MEN’S PREVIEW: Bruins Aim to Remain in Top Half of NWC Despite Big Holes to Fill
• WOMEN’S PREVIEW: Bruins Hoping to Repeat NWC Title after Record Showing in 2011
• GEORGE FOX 6, PAC LUTHERAN 3: Bruins Capture Last Four Singles to Defeat Lutes
• Bucks stampede into state semis
• GFU taps Newberg native to lead football program
• Newberg bounced from state playoffs
• Tigers are deeper than ever
• NHS pulls in plenty of honors
• March 3 guest opinion: Political discourse in America is shameful
• March 3 Letters to the Editor
• March 3 editorial: Pay level too high for superintendent
• CCNW speaker: Create a mission statement for your family
• Church offers mental health class for Lent
• GFU Peace and Justice director returns from Africa
• March 3 religion briefs
• March 3 outstanding warrants
• March senior meals at the Chehalem Adult Enrichment Center
• March 3 Community Calendar
• March 3 community briefs
• March 3 obituaries
• Boat safety, seamanship course will begin soon
• Curves food drive will benefit local food banks
• Looking for a home
• Booster club will raise $500K for synthetic turf
• Affordable housing, levy on agenda
• Governments set plan for bypass local match
• 75 years of conservation
• School district creates committee to continue search for new super
• George Fox Home Match vs. Puget Sound Friday Moved to Tualatin Hills Tennis Center
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 2/29
• George Fox hosts Day of Prayer March 10
• A haven for harmed horses
• A birthday that only comes every four years
• Donate a bra, help a victim of sex trafficking
• Robotics team qualifies for world championships
• Cooks compete against the best in the state
• Musicians thrive in Newberg honor band
• School district launches online school in Newberg
• Feb. 29 school briefs
• Child care subsidy cuts attacked
• Work continues at furious pace at ‘VAC’
• Tina’s celebrates 20 years with new focus
• Feb. 29 business briefs
• ‘Hunger Games’ is Newberg’s favorite book, survey says
• Artist specializes in digitally-influenced works
• Feb. 29 Arts & Leisure briefs
• NFD lauds its own at ceremony
• Learn of the appeal of the valley
• Russo, Rider best in the state
• Bruins Northwest Conference champs
• St. Paul outlasts Damascus Christian
• Newberg puts up 93 in rout of Oregon City
• Newberg’s comeback attempt falls short
• Feb. 29 George Fox sports round-up
• Feb. 29 guest opinion: Measure 49 causes unfair process that never ends
• Feb. 29 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 29 editorial: There's no shame in apologizing
• Driver appears none the worse for wear after watery crash
• Movie review: ‘Act of Valor’ actors didn’t need to rehearse too much
• Feb. 29 obituaries
• Feb. 29 Community Calendar
• Feb. 29 community briefs
• George Fox University Selects Chris Casey to Lead Revival of Football Program
• ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA: Bruins’ Munger Named 3rd Team Academic All-American
• NCAA REGIONALS: George Fox to Host 1st-2nd Rounds in NCAA Tournament Mar. 2-3
• Bruins make quick work of Loggers
• Tigard mauls Newberg in finale
• North Clackamas ends C.S. Lewis’ season
• St. Paul and C.S. Lewis haul in All-Casco League awards
• NHS lets another one slip away
• George Fox women look to repeat as NWC champions
• Fincher steps up at state meet
• Gordon, Meek tops in NWC
• Topic of gay marriage will be broached at Methodist conference
• Smudged foreheads mean Lent under way around the world
• Woolman Forum will feature de Klerk, Mission Year leader
• Feb. 25 Pastoral Pondering: Learning to drive akin to developing trust in Jesus
• Feb. 25 religion briefs
• Feb. 25 guest opinion: What endorsements can tell us about political races
• Feb. 25 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 25 editorial: No room in politics for ‘truthiness’
• Feb. 25 Community Calendar
• Feb. 25 community briefs
• Fire guts St. Paul home Thursday
• Feb. 25 obituaries and death notices
• No decision yet from council on fund for affordable housing
• School board to meet Tuesday
• NAMI will host family-to-family ed course
• To Your Health column: Start treating plantar fasciitis with thorough stretching
• St. Paul district sets open enrollment number to zero
• Tales from the Grubby End history column: Edwards’ contributions knew no bounds
• University grieves loss of longtime employee, volunteer
• Bonamici’s first appearance
• City considers levy, fee hike to balance budget
• New Habitat program helps out a disabled veteran
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Men’s Basketball News & Notes 2/23
• George Fox Home Match vs. Linfield Friday Moved from Campus to Tualatin Hills TC
• Bruins’ NWC-Opening Series with Willamette Moved to Hood View Park in Clackamas
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 2/22
• Newberg native lands job as PCC director
• Veteran is the new principal at Joan Austin Elementary
• NHS student earns Act Six scholarship at GFU
• Feb. 22 school briefs
• Learn to cook in wine country fashion
• Friendsview hires leader from within
• Get free help on your taxes at senior center, GFU
• A-dec will host ‘operational excellence’ training program
• Feb. 22 business briefs
• One step closer to safety
• WM will revise its application for berm
• Sixth candidate files for county commissioner
• Festival queen recruiting her replacement
• Ever wonder why the flags are out?
• Cruickshank earns ‘Top Hand’ award
• Cultural trust slates grant workshop
• Oregon House unanimously passes disinvestment bill
• Newberg trumps McMinnville in overtime
• Grizzlies dump Tigers 45-23 on the road
• Tigers finish in the top 10 at state championships
• Country flattens C.S. Lewis 71-44
• St. Paul muzzles Perrydale in title fight
• Feb. 22 George Fox sports news round-up
• Food, wine and creativity are on the menu
• Cruso weaves tunes on dulcimer, guitar
• Feb. 22 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Rep. Thatcher hopes third time is the charm for CHL bill
• Feb. 22 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Feb. 22 outstanding warrants
• Feb. 22 guest opinion: No one should be forced to act against his or her conscience
• Feb. 22 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 22 editorial: Kudos to a few individuals, groups
• Feb. 22 Community Calendar
• Feb. 22 community briefs
• Longtime George Fox employee, volunteer Don Millage dies
• Bruins to Host Puget Sound in Northwest Conference Tournament Game on Thursday
• NORTHWEST CUP: Bruins Edge Lady ‘Yotes but Fall Hard to Host Cavs in Tournament
• Feb. 18 editorial: Council fails to shine on McClure plan
• Moving from jail to a long life of faith and service
• Ministry brings modern beekeeping to Ethiopia
• Locals prepare for Lent in a variety of ways
• Feb. 18 Pastoral Pondering: Take the opportunity to be ‘surprised by Joy’
• Feb. 18 religion briefs
• Save the Cabin effort moves forward
• ReStore experiences booming sales in its first year; will get more space
• Lawsuit against Boquist quickly dropped
• Bonamici’s first town hall in Newberg Wednesday
• Choir will compete in New York
• Superintendent qualities discussed
• Feb. 18 Community Calendar
• Elvis has entered the building
• Council asked to establish affordable housing fund
• House passes bill protecting homeowners facing foreclosure
• Angel Flight names local to post
• Spanish speakers will learn about their rights
• February senior meals at the Chehalem Adult Enrichment Center
• Feb. 18 corrections and clarifications
• Feb. 18 community briefs
• Feb. 18 To Your Health column: Doctors must better clue patients in on exercise therapy
• Feb. 18 obituaries
• C.S. Lewis roars into district title game
• Pirates get last laugh, bounce St. Paul
• Tualatin nips Newberg 49-45 on the road
• Newberg Mat Club scores a state championship
• Bruins poised to take next step
• Timberwolves topple the Tigers
• George Fox will lean on pitching, defense
• Feb. 18 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 18 guest opinion: Will Catholic bishops and religious right save Obama?
• Movie review: Spy vs. spy equals hilarity in ‘War’
• Explore - McMinnville!
• Bruins’ Home Tennis Match with La Verne Saturday Moved to Tualatin Hills at 8:00 a.m.
• Bruins’ Home Match with College of Idaho Saturday Moved to Tualatin Hills at 2:00 p.m.
• New car wash will replace Coyote Joe’s
• Bill would have been boon to flagging paper industry
• Area home sales increase, properties listed drop
• Feb. 15 business briefs
• CPR’s ‘Molly Sweeney’ explores themes of blindness
• ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’ show unveiled
• ‘Rocky Horror’ at Gallery
• Feb. 15 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Newberg schools see their enrollment drop
• Dundee will look at bond or loan to pay for fire station
• Beavers are to blame, homeowner says
• Hand-tied blankets help kids recovering from surgery
• Tigers second, fourth at districts
• Newberg throttles Forest Grove 60-39 at home
• NHS third at districts
• NHS guts out second place at state finals
• Watchmen drop regular season finale
• Newberg wins another thriller over Forest Grove
• George Fox sports round-up
• These fish are for experiments – there’s no sushi here
• Mental health focus of project
• Drop in school funding not as big as expected
• Pioneer look-alikes grace school stage
• Feb. 15 school briefs
• Feb. 15 guest opinion: City councilor’s comments completely out of line
• Feb. 15 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 15 editorial: Home team needs your support
• Man accused of assaulting girlfriend arrested
• Newberg man injured after fleeing police in Missouri
• Feb. 15 Outstanding Warrants
• Feb. 15 Newberg fire log
• Feb. 15 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Local sisters win DAR essay contest
• Feb. 15 Community Calendar
• Feb. 15 community briefs
• Feb. 15 engagement
• Feb. 15 obituaries
• Bruins Off to Arizona for 5 Baseball Games in 4 Days vs. NCAA Division III Opponents
• George Fox hosts annual Selah women’s seminar March 17
• Spring sports preview: GFU aims to move up the NWC ladder
• Spring sports preview: Depth should boost the Bruins
• KFOX Radio Interviews Hannah Munger on Setting Record for Career Blocks
• NGWSD, “Pink Zone”, NWC Titles, Seniors’ Last Games All Set for Basketball DH Feb. 17
• CONCORDIA 5, GEORGE FOX 4: Bruins Finish 0-4 in Tourney after 11-Inning Loss to Cavs
• St. Paul claims share of league crown
• Glencoe powers past Newberg 51-32
• Tigers fend off the Tide
• Bruins are off to a strong start
• Watchmen lock up second place in Casco League
• St. Paul rallies for playoff berth
• Watchmen rip OSD 48-8 on Senior Night
• George Fox grad Chad Jones inks his first pro deal with Canadian team
• Feb. 11 guest opinion: Why Oregonians deserve the right to work
• Hard to argue the stimulus isn’t working
• Feb. 11 Letters to the Editor
• Fire station remodel is taking shape
• City council blasts state land use system
• Childhood friends of man in dog tag mystery come forward
• Investigation into asbestos removal at Buckley’s continues
• Visiting a long-ago ministry
• Church continues to educate its congregation through music
• Love INC looks for help in February
• Feb. 11 religion briefs
• Superintendent search focus of board of directors’ next meeting
• Feb. 11 obituaries
• Washington couple arrested in Newberg on bench warrants
• Feb. 11 outstanding warrants
• Scrabble duo wins one word at a time
• Second Street parking lot could see a big improvement in future
• Review: ‘The Vow’ is sweet, but clichés take their toll
• Learn to swim indoors this winter at the pool
• Paddle launch founders lauded for their work
• Feb. 11 Community Calendar
• Feb. 11 community briefs
• George Fox’s Center for Peace and Justice hosts forum focusing on Dr. King’s call for ‘beloved community’
• BRITISH COLUMBIA 9, GEORGE FOX 8: Bruins Blow Late Leads Twice in Loss to T’Birds
• George Fox University releases names of winter 2011 graduates, dean’s list recipients
• PREVIEW: Bruins Hope to Return to Playoffs in 2012 behind Pitching Depth and Defense
• Kenneth sentenced to 10 years
• Couple from Washington arrested in Newberg
• Former Bruins’ Closer Chad Jones Inks Pro Contract with Independent Team in Canada
• PREVIEW: Experienced but Still-Young Bruins Look to Climb in NWC Standings in 2012
• Adams opts to walk on at Portland State
• Bucks run past the Watchmen 55-19
• C.S. Lewis dampens St. Paul’s playoff hopes
• UC-Davis routs George Fox men in early tennis action
• Bruins defend home court
• Bruins pummel Boxers at home
• Tigers clamp down on the Jaguars on the road
• Bruin sets new school long jump record
• O’Reilly Auto Parts will replace Blockbuster
• GFU alum new advancement VP
• Feb. 8 business briefs
• Feb. 8 Tales from the Grubby End: You’re not from around here, are you?
• High school artists’ works grace Lindgren Gallery’s walls
• Future grandmasters gather at Ewing Young to test their skills
• Feb. 8 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Feb. 8 community briefs
• Newberg man nabbed in Roseburg drug bust
• Police seek help in finding daytime burglars
• Feb. 8 school briefs
• Parochial school fetes Catholic School week
• OBCS teacher tutoring home-school students
• Owl visitors cap Veritas teacher’s segment on animals
• Small crowd turns out for Wyden town hall
• Two file for Yamhill County treasurer
• Commercial construction continues its harsh decline in Newberg in 2011
• Attorneys will face ethics trial in May
• Feb. 8 guest opinion: Stopping the rush to war against Iran
• Feb. 8 Letters to the Editor
• Come on, people! Get involved
• Traffic fatalities over Super Bowl weekend up from last year
• Feb. 8 obituaries and death notices
• Feb. 8 engagement
• Feb. 8 Community Calendar
• ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT: Munger Named to D-III Academic All-District First Team
• PREVIEW: Deep Roster, Challenging Schedule Have Bruins Eager for ‘12 Tennis Season
• GFU needs four overtimes to oust Pioneers
• Newberg rolls over Hillsboro 68-48 Tuesday
• George Fox announces names of urban leaders chosen as 2012-13 scholarship recipients
• Tigers hold on for a 34-33 win
• Watchmen make it three straight wins
• NHS swimmers suffer a surprising split in Tigard
• C.S. Lewis downs North Clackamas Christian at Rose Quarter
• Bruins turn back the Pioneers a second time
• Tigers secure a key victory
• Bucks wipe out the Panthers 80-15
• Condon/Wheeler edges St. Paul girls 41-37 in Hood River
• Love INC expands its dental services ministry in Newberg
• Candlemas celebrated in Catholic churches
• Feb. 4 Pastoral Pondering: Christian unity has begun; let’s pray it flourishes
• Feb. 4 religion briefs
• Senior meals at the Chehalem Adult Enrichment Center
• Classic car gets away from driver, crashes
• Feb. 4 Outstanding Warrants
• Feb. 4 guest opinion: Did Reagan raise taxes? Let GOP candidates answer
• Feb. 4 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 4 editorial: Mezzo Devotion finally earns its due
• Feb. 4 obituaries
• Refinancing plan promises lower interest rates
• Feb. 4 To Your Health: Exerise can make a dramatic difference in frozen shoulder
• ‘Friends’ offer avenue for learning history
• Students compete in theater fest; learn from pros
• It’s tax time again: Need some help?
• Station project could be expanded
• YCM schedules family workshops
• Get the real facts on heart health at a Feb. 15 forum
• Feb. 4 Community Calendar
• Feb. 4 community briefs
• Mezzo Devotion sings its way to glory
• Bonamici rolls over Cornilles for 1st seat
• Board adopts hiring timeline in super search
• College and high school counselors invited to ‘Working with Undocumented Students’ workshop in Portland
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 2/2
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Men’s Basketball News & Notes 2/2
• George Fox University offers free tax preparation assistance
• George Fox students named ‘Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges’
• Oregon Coast Get-a-ways!
• Bucks continue to rise in Casco League
• Tigard pounces on Newberg on the road
• Watchmen nip Willamette Valley Christian at home
• Bucks bounce back with three straight wins
• Tigers are simply out- matched in 66-18 loss
• Russo wins his second career TOC crown
• Bruins continue to tear through the conference
• George Fox men drop two against the ‘Whits’
• C.S. Lewis swipes a pair of easy wins
• Booster club crab feed set for Saturday
• ‘Spooks to Spirits’ author will show artwork at Chapters
• Review: ‘Man on a Ledge’ develops well, but just doesn’t quite live up to its billing
• Feb. 1 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Rollbar company taking off in Newberg
• Get a massage, then do some clothes shopping
• Four local businesses score lucrative USDA grants
• Longtime Riverbend manager Duvendack resigns from his post
• Visiting Angels lauded for service in the community
• Feb. 1 business briefs
• Troupe will perform Moliere’s last play
• Professor inked, students amazed
• Trio of brothers use their talent to save art pieces in Dundee
• Board swears in a new director
• Newberg FFA will continue to compete after recent wins
• CSLA robotics team is recognized
• Feb. 1 school briefs
• Crash downs power lines Thursday on Highway 219
• Feb. 1 outstanding warrants
• Feb. 1 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Feb. 1 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 1 editorial: Education is the key to a better life
• Feb. 1 obituaries
• Feb. 1 Community Calendar
• Feb. 1 community briefs
• Don your suit and go to the pool
• A look at faith from a scientific standpoint
• Looking for a home
• NHS grad rate drops, but better than state average
• By whatever name, troupe offers up a lighthearted romantic musical
• Local legislators brace for special session
• Transfer students encouraged to apply to George Fox University by March 1
• Riverbend opponents launch video appeals
• NWC POLL: Improving Bruins Tabbed 6th in Rugged Northwest Conference Softball
• NWC POLL: Bruins Picked to Finish 2nd in NWC Baseball to Defending Champ Wildcats
• Wheaton college professor speaks on ‘holistic mission of God’ at George Fox’s Spring Theological Conference
• Jan 28 community briefs
• Jan. 28 Letters to the Editor
• Honored for service so very long ago
• Jan. 28 editorial: Numbers staggering in race for 1st
• Stakes are high in 1st Congressional District race
• Court will forgive some fines
• GOP candidate visits Newberg as part of final tour of district
• Single-vehicle crash downs power lines on Highway 219
• Last Craigslist defendant gets 25 years
• Jan. 28 Newberg fire log
• Shelter trying to unravel history of two senior dogs
• Jan. 28 obituaries
• C.S. Lewis upends Jewell
• Water released from dams in expectation of more storms
• NHS rallies past McMinnville
• Health concerns triggered by flood waters
• Blue Jays fly past the Watchmen 53-27
• Champoeg Promise offers discount for field trips
• St. Paul picks up a much-needed win
• Tigers roll to sweep of Crimson Tide Thursday
• Mat Club continues to lay a strong foundation for wrestling in Newberg
• CCCNW speaker helping the homeless from a place of love
• Youth is making a difference in Haiti one meal at a time
• Jan. 28 Pastoral Pondering: There is much common doctrine upon which religions can draw
• Jan. 25 guest opinion: City not all that thrifty with taxpayers’ money
• Jan. 28 Community Calendar
• Review: ‘Man on a Ledge’ develops well, but doesn’t quite live up
• Bruins’ Coach Meek to Be a Guest Wednesday on KPAM’s “Northwest Sports Tonight”
• Jan. 25 community briefs
• Jan. 25 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Tales from the Grubby End: ‘Voice of Experience’ had ties to Newberg
• Cheating death with new technology
• Jan. 25 guest opinion: Three strikes and you’re out, Gov. Kitzhaber
• Beavers getting the blame for flooding
• Jan. 25 Letters to the Editor
• Senior council plans to disband after 36 years
• Jan. 25 editorial: It’s your money — you deserve to know
• McClures decide against developing property near town
• A hands-on look at animal anatomy
• Cougars keep the Watchmen at bay
• The race is on to choose the right school
• St. Paul wins round two
• Jan. 25 school briefs
• Jan. 25 sports briefs
• Newberg native returns, opens salon
• Tigers repel the Grizzlies 56-50
• Climax expands its empire to include the United Kingdom
• St. Paul’s struggles continue on the court
• A new masseuse for Newberg at two venues
• County Christian blasts C.S. Lewis girls 69-20 on the road
• Jan. 25 business briefs
• Burglary suspects captured; stolen pistol remains missing
• Cultural center will debut juried show of artists’ works
• Jan. 25 Newberg-Dundee police log
• First Friday’s first singer will return, with help, for an encore performance
• Jan. 25 obituaries
• Jan. 25 In the Service
• Bruins remain undefeated after two more wins
• Jan. 25 Community Calendar
• Fox tips Lutes at the buzzer
• Deadline nears for George Fox University’s graduate counseling degree programs
• Grizzlies sail easily past the Tigers 53-32 on the road Friday
• World-renowned Harvard professor speaks at George Fox University Feb. 20
• Movie review -- ‘Red Tails’: Good story with weak characters
• Students from throughout Northwest represent George Fox at regional theatre festival
• NHS places high in national competition
• Tigers easily drown the Spartans
• Wolves too much for the Tigers
• St. Paul and North Marion agree to form softball co-op
• Cougars maul the Bucks 57-32
• Newberg wins to ascend in the Pacific standings
• Young local soccer talent on the rise
• St. Paul girls stymie Country Christian
• C.S. Lewis runs down Willamette Christian 42-18
• Tsohantaridis leaving as GFU men’s coach after eight years
• A small gathering of distinct faiths
• Jan. 21 Pastoral Pondering: Grounding may come from academia, too
• Jan. 21 religion briefs
• Arsonists’ acts are dastardly
• State’s consumer health care costs in 2020 will be high
• Jan. 21 Letters to the Editor
• To Your Health: Tight hip muscles may not be sole cause of back pain
• Jan. 21 obituaries and death notices
• Board OKs hiring recruiting firm for super search
• Police are unable to track burglars through the snow
• Thompson case could end next week
• Parochial school preps for its annual auction
• What do you do when the power goes out?
• Jan. 21 Community Calendar
• Jan. 21 community briefs
• Police continue to seek clues in McKern House fire
• Newberg, Dundee spared much of weather’s worst
• City could cut departments, raise taxes and fees to balance its budget
• Frontier will continue cable service to the Newberg area
• George Fox-Pacific Lutheran Basketball Doubleheader Postponed to Sunday, Jan. 22
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 1/19
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Men’s Basketball News & Notes 1/19
• Some of region’s top young artists showcase work at George Fox University Feb. 2-22
• George Fox University presents ‘She Loves Me’ as winter musical
• Bucks knock the Eagles off their perch
• Bruins pick up a big home sweep
• Bruins sweep aside Willamette, Pacific
• A rough weekend for the Bucks
• Tigers go 3-2 at Oregon Classic
• Tigers win double-overtime thriller
• Newberg too much for Forest Grove
• Perrydale grinds out win vs. C.S. Lewis
• Pirates sink the Watchmen
• Symphony will return for its 25th concert
• Charlie Daniels headlines fair entertainment
• GFU professors fill gallery with their work
• Jan. 18 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Veritas pianist to perform with Oregon Symphony
• College Goal comes to NHS on Saturday
• Linfield director offers tips for local students who want to go to collge
• Jan. 18 school briefs
• Jan. 18 Community Calendar
• Jan. 18 community briefs
• Jan. 18 engagement
• Jan. 18 obituaries
• Ancient Cellars is the winery, but the tasting room is new
• Attorney retires after 37 years in Newberg
• Stimulate the senses with weekend wine and food retreats
• Parrett Mountain tasting room burns, pet perishes
• Become a servant-leader for your business
• Jan. 18 business briefs
• Jan. 18 guest opinion: Laughing at the presidential election
• Jan. 18 Letters to the Editor
• Jan. 18 editorial: Drive safely and be careful out there
• Kenneth pleads guilty midtrial
• St. Paul teen loses arm in rollover crash Saturday
• Jan. 18 outstanding warrants
• McKern House consumed by flames Sunday
• Community celebrates MLK
• Last Craigslist suspect forgoes a jury trial
• History buffs help unravel a mystery across the world
• Tsohantaridis Steps Down as Bruins’ Soccer Coach to Return to Classroom Full-Time
• Jan. 14 Pastoral Pondering: Make your New Year’s resolution to live your faith
• Jan. 14 editorial: Radich’s leadership and calm demeanor will be sorely missed
• Watchmen scramble to edge the Bucks
• Tigers sink the Vikings at home Thursday
• Glencoe blasts Newberg 56-28
• Newberg pounds McKay 59-18 on the road
• Cheney stands out this season at M.I.T.
• St. Paul routs C.S. Lewis 64-8 on Tuesday
• NHS boys turn back the Crimson Tide 64-53 at home
• New CCC parking lot hides its true talent
• Jan. 14 community briefs
• County homeless count will change tactics this year
• Jan. 14 obituaries
• Radich will retire as school superintendent at end of school year
• Dufour trial reset to April 17 for lack of witness, judge
• School board discusses open enrollment at Tuesday meeting
• Police chase speeding motorcyclist through downtown on Monday
• Council launches budget process
• AARP will offer driving classes
• Jan. 14 Newberg-Dundee police log
• A discussion of faith at George Fox
• Jan. 14 Newberg fire log
• Week of Prayer for Christian Unity soon
• Jan. 14 guest opinion: Identifying the true champions of freedom
• Jan. 14 Community Calendar
• Application deadline nears for George Fox’s Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 1/11
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Men’s Basketball News & Notes 1/11
• Bruins Fans! Learn the Interlude Dance for Basketball Games Here!
• Tigers roll Century 56-37 Friday
• St. Paul holds off Southwest Christian 47-38
• Bucks pull out a 47-46 thriller at Southwest Christian Saturday
• Watchmen run win streak to three
• Tigers falter against the Jaguars in 55-35 loss
• C.S. Lewis escapes Falls City with a 53-45 win
• Chehalem Swim Team cruises to Shark Chase title
• George Fox upends Pacific 61-53
• Bruins put down upstart Boxers 65-55 to remain undefeated
• The people are the bosses of the Congress
• Jan. 11 Letters to the Editor
• Jan. 11 editorial: Better late than never on MLK Day
• VRT tackles issues in ‘The Sunset Limited’
• Author Ursula Le Guin will appear at GFU
• Calling all aspiring Yamhill County writers
• Hood River winery now has a Dundee presence
• Harris Thermal Transfer Products goes solar big time
• PGE rates drop in ’12
• Mabel Rush roof sprouts nearly 400 solar panels
• NHS’ ‘Mr. T’ joins the Army
• Jan. 11 school briefs
• Newberg lifeguard closes the year with a rescue
• Jan. 11 outstanding warrants
• Jan. 11 Community Calendar
• Jan. 11 community briefs
• Jan. 11 obituaries
• Jan. 11 births
• December Rex Hill Rainfall
• Celebrating the legacy of MLK
• Win a book by casting a vote for your favorites
• Newberg’s first baby of the new year is late in coming
• Fifth joins race for Lewis’ spot
• Public invited to free George Fox School of Business presentation on servant leadership
• Application deadline nears for George Fox University’s Doctor of Business Administration program
• Newberg man arrested after standoff with police
• Jan. 7 outstanding warrants
• Tigers fend off the Spartans 61-49 Tuesday
• School board will consider open enrollment
• St. Paul hangs on to beat Falls City at home
• Has your child been properly immunized?
• C.S. Lewis pounds West Valley Christian 62-32
• Dufour trial expected to begin next week
• Jan. 7 community briefs
• Final Craigslist suspect faces trial
• Historical stories will be recounted at Champoeg event
• A temporary detour to raze some trees
• Jan. 7 obituaries
• City seeks funds to help low-income residents fix their homes
• Club slates CHL training class for Jan. 21
• Love INC starts new fundraiser
• End of Christmas festivities still remain
• Bruins win first battle with Pioneers
• First year a wild ride for Church of God pastor
• Watchmen girls halt their long losing streak
• Jan. 7 religion briefs
• Bucks overrun Falls City 65-15
• The dangerous fantasies of dear old Ron Paul
• Tigers pounce on the Titans for a 46-28 home win
• Jan. 7 editorial: Righting a listing financial ship
• A bittersweet return to the pool for the Tigers
• Police arrest man on allegations he strangled girlfriend
• George Fox can’t keep pace with Lewis & Clark
• Work begins on Highway 219/Everest intersection
• George Fox’s Johnson a finalist for Rutschman award
• County’s quiet DUII weekend bucks the statewide trend
• Newberg rallies to top Hillsboro 37-32
• Jan. 7 Community Calendar
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Men’s Basketball News & Notes 1/5
• Author Ursula K. Le Guin speaks at George Fox Jan. 14
• Jan. 4 sports briefs
• George Fox adds summer online cohort to adult degree program offerings
• Start out the new year with a good sweat
• Stylist will open a shop of her own
• January senior meals at the Chehalem Adult Enrichment Center
• Underground changes owners once again
• Looking for a Home
• Oregon tops for clean energy, report says
• Time to kick up your heels?
• Linfield prof erects whimsical exhibit
• Jan. 4 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Dancing is a PE class at C.S. Lewis
• Jan. 4 school briefs
• Veritas graduates realize their dream
• The year 2011 was nothing if not eventful
• Coastal Parkway backers take heart from poll
• Ownership of Tilikum will change
• Bucks piece together a win vs. Mohawk
• A hearty ‘Good Riddance’ to 2011
• Newberg pounds Wilson 68-37 Friday
• Jan. 4 editorial: Our wish for 2012? Peace and prosperity
• St. Paul overpowers Portland Lutheran 57-26
• Jan. 4 obituaries and death notices
• Adams excels in his first all-star football game
• Jan. 4 Newberg fire log
• SPHS earns some honors
• Jan. 4 Community Calendar
• George Fox alumnus returns to serve as VP of university advancement
• Bucks’ slide now at four games
• Dec. 31 Pastoral Pondering: The Christmas season mixes together red and blue, energy and peace
• Newberg Tigers still a work in progress after Northwest Duals
• Bucks are tops in Class 1A after the fall season
• Rocky times continue for NHS at Bend tournament
• Tigers reverse third-quarter trend in big win
• Bucks push, but can’t overtake No. 3 McKenzie
• Kwanzaa: Bridging the gap between Christmas, New Year
• What a difference a year makes
• Bringing newborns home in luxury
• Dec. 31 community briefs
• George Fox bans all tobacco on campus
• Council asked to back housing rehab grant
• Christmas boxes delivered without a hitch
• Tales from `The Grubby End': The Crusader Bowl: GFU’s only foray into the post season
• Neighbors want to block berm at landfill
• To Your Health: Roy, others could benefit from new approach to knee malady
• New animal shelter awaits only good weather
• Dec. 31 obituaries
• Dec. 31 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Dec. 31 Letters to the Editor
• Dec. 31 outstanding warrants
• Are national political polls really magic?
• Alleged burglar arrested after fleeing in stolen car
• Dec. 31 editorial: Firearm safety 101 -- It’s always loaded
• Agencies will crack down on intoxicated drivers this holiday
• Dec. 31 religion brief
• Dec. 31 Community Calendar
• Ex-Bruins’ Track Star Irene Johnson a Finalist for OSA Small College Athlete of the Year
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Men’s Basketball News & Notes 12/28
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 12/28
• Dec. 28 community briefs
• Dec. 28 births
• NDPD column: Looking at law enforcement
• Dec. 28 outstanding warrants
• Burglary numbers were slightly up in 2011
• State and cities are suffering greatly from pension shock
• I’ll take Bain over Newt any day, thank you
• Dec. 28 business briefs
• Small businesses can apply for federal loans
• Business offers skin treatments and a little advice
• Unemployment rate brightens slightly
• Dec. 28 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Movie review: ‘The Artist’ gives silence a voice
• Kept your library books too long? Here’s a solution
• Dec. 28 school briefs
• CSLA to compete at state robotic event
• Staff will shuffle duties at CSLA
• Many new laws will take effect when the New Year’s bell tolls
• Returning home in time for the holidays
• Through toys, bringing joy to kids in Newberg
• Soccer club hires new director of coaching
• New AD on board at CSLA
• A long, long road back to the hardwood
• Teen arrested for accidentally shooting friend
• Dec. 27 death notice
• Dec. 28 Community Calendar
• Bruins to Play Final Non-NWC Game at Concordia Tuesday before Jan. 3 Showdown
• Drunk driver flees the scene, resists arrest
• Ministry still strong after 20 years
• Dec. 24 Newberg fire log
• Portland Lutheran handles C.S. Lewis
• Dec. 24 Newberg-Dundee police log
• SPHS content to take second in tourney
• Third man is charged in child porn sweep
• Bucks fall flat versus Muckleshoot in home tourney
• Newberg native earns prestigious engineering prize
• Bruins fall just short of NIT title
• Assuming a small role in history
• Tiger boys take a wild ride at the Winter Classic
• Police arrest ‘Spice’ dealers
• NHS Tiger swimmers finish runner-up
• Christmas trees remain a proud state tradition
• CSLA Watchmen fly past the Blue Jays
• Dec. 24 editorial: Keep praying for those in harm’s way
• Canby mauls Newberg on the road
• Afraid to watch the news, millions turn to Fox
• Bruins sail to title in Hawaii
• Dec. 24 religion briefs
• Dec. 24 community briefs
• Dec. 24 Pastoral Pondering: What are you giving Jesus for Christmas this year?
• Dec. 24 obituaries
• GFU joins in MLK Day of Service in January
• NFD will get a new hybrid apparatus
• Tales from the Grubby End: Christmas stories you may remember from years gone by
• 2011’s weather keeps us guessing
• To Your Health: Set an example -- healthy behavior is contagious, especially to kids
• Financial Peace U returns to Newberg
• Remote-controlled car charger sets home on fire
• Dec. 24 Community Calendar
• Review: ‘The Artist’ gives silence a voice
• Robber lifts $1,100 in jewelry from Fred Meyer
• University adopts more restrictive tobacco-use policy on Jan. 1
• George Fox invites alumni, community members to campus for second ‘Bruin Madness’ Jan. 14
• Dec. 21 In the Service
• Dec. 21 guest opinion: Newt rewrites the history of his Reagan connection
• Dec. 21 weddings
• Dec. 21 Letters to the Editor
• Canning seafood made simple and safe, thanks to Oregon State publication
• Dec. 21 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Board hears plan for middle school accountability
• Mexican holiday tradition at library
• Police: Newberg woman faked assault in Portland to cover up embezzlement
• Hill Dogs mark anniversary with Coffee Cottage show
• Dundee man shot by police found ‘guilty except insane’
• Dec. 21 business briefs
• Community reaches out to burglarized Newberg family
• Local winery hires national sales manager
• Giving in the true spirit of Christmas
• Friendsview slates fête for departing director
• Bucks edge the Pirates, but fall to Triangle Lake
• 2012 will bring CrossFit to Newberg
• St. Paul rebounds from loss to rival
• Dec. 21 school briefs
• George Fox wins big over Spalding in Hawaii tournament
• GFU president’s pay lags behind other private institutions
• Watchmen rout Jewell 77-52
• George Fox racers, start your wobbly engines!
• Tigers earn a much-needed win versus Washington team
• High school classes adopt four families
• Westview subdues Newberg 61-53
• Car wedged under semi, dragged 600 feet after missing stop sign
• Dec. 21 community briefs
• Dec. 21 obituaries
• Dec. 21 editorial: ‘Giving instead of getting’ this Christmas
• Application deadline nears for Christian college’s doctor of psychology (PsyD) program
• Dec. 21 Community Calendar
• Repaired ballot machines up and ready to roll
• Choir of Hope will raise its voices
• Why is Newberg the county's king of foreclosed homes?
• Madeleine Coleman will represent Marion County as dairy princess
• Dec. 17 Sports brief
• Warming shelters are open when the temperature drops
• Tigers’ late lead dissolves into a frustrating 50-48 overtime loss
• Business as usual for Newberg swimmers
• Dec. 17 Outstanding Warrants
• Lake Oswego outlasts Newberg for 50-45 win
• Dec. 17 Newberg Fire Department log
• Dec. 17 Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• Country Christian cruises past C.S. Lewis Academy 49-15
• Anti-DUII campaign starts, continues through Sunday
• Coach’s exit is tough for all
• Grants will help historic buildings put on a new face
• Cougars maul the Watchmen
• Dec. 17 Community briefs
• St. Paul splits to open the 2011-12 campaign
• Dec. 17 Community Calendar
• Guest opinion: New Oregon law approves pocketing other people’s money
• Dec. 17 Obituaries
• Dec. 17 Letters to the editor
• Santa pays a visit to NHS’ Key Club
• Dec. 17 Editorial: The economy will get better
• Tree donation began with a simple seedling
• Dec. 17 Religion brief
• Some city revenues up, but stalled construction expected to take its toll
• Pastoral Pondering: ‘The Word’ no abstract principle, but Jesus himself
• Mayor’s Cabinet forms to improve intra-city communication
• Festival of Lights starts Tuesday
• MI4? Mission accomplished
• Bucks storm to title in tourney
• Dec. 14 business briefs
• Sunset pulls away late to edge Newberg 56-50
• Chehalem winery lauded at Rugby World Cup
• Bruins continue to roll
• Local winery co-owner Cathy Stoller dies
• Let water massage that aching back
• Dec. 14 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Dec. 14 community briefs
• Players will present three evenings of Christmas entertainment
• Dec. 14 anniversaries
• Business’s windows become a canvas for the local art scene
• Dec. 14 obituaries and death notices
• What’s Christmas without ‘The Nutcracker’?
• Dec. 14 In the Service
• Newberg inventor’s medical legacy continues on
• Newberg, Dundee on list of 1,000 places to see
• Plans for turf and track project progressing
• Dec. 14 editorial: Thumbs up to some deserving folks
• Contractor fined for asbestos incident
• Dec. 14 guest opinion: The deeply-rooted shallowness of Professor Gingrich
• NHS places 14th at Coast Classic
• Crossing made safer for pedestrians, bicyclists
• Bruins drop two of three
• Dec. 14 school briefs
• Tigers rally to capture tournament crown
• CSLA students brush up on their building skills
• Tough weekend for C.S. Lewis
• FFA finishes fourth in sales at state
• Wins slip away from Watchmen
• Open Bible gets a new principal with roots in public ed
• Dec. 14 Community Calendar
• George Fox joins in MLK Day of Service in January
• Dec. 10 community briefs
• Two new members appointed to CPRD board
• Training set for water safety instructors
• Plant will get repairs before clarifier
• Late harvest will lead to stellar vintage, winemakers predict
• Dec. 10 religion briefs
• Pastoral Pondering: How can you ID a healthy church?
• Love INC says ’tis the season to help someone in dire need of help
• Our Lady of Guadalupe to be feted on Sunday
• CYFS gets grant from community foundation
• Demand keeps growing for Christmas meals
• Nativity reminder of holiday’s true roots
• Raiders sink the Tigers
• Steroids and teen athletes: A father’s chance for a teaching moment
• Newberg Tiger swim teams split with rival Grizzlies
• Dec. 10 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Scio overwhelms the St. Paul girls 63-46 on the road
• Dec. 10 Newberg fire log
• C.S. Lewis demolishes Siletz Valley 72-38
• Dec. 10 obitiuaries
• Defense delivers Newberg’s first win
• Dec. 10 editorial: Toy & Joy effort a worthy one
• Watchmen fall in quick turnaround
• Recognizing the passion of Newt Gingrich
• Dec. 10 Letters to the Editor
• Toy & Joy preparation gets underway
• Trial of alleged mosque torcher delayed
• George Fox will close its campus in Idaho
• 12-10 Community Calendar
• St. Paul downs Horizon Christian
• C.S. Lewis tests itself at Horizon Christian tourney
• George Fox men earn a key road win
• Watchmen find another weapon at point guard
• Bruins pass their first conference tests on the road
• Word game created to be fun, but also educational
• Website helps farmers with tax information
• The town of Newberg responds to `A day that will live in infamy'
• Dec. 7 Outstanding Warrants
• Jeep collides with sweeper on Friday
• Dec. 7 editorial: Burglar steals family’s peace of mind
• Is it over for Lady Gaga?
• Dec. 7 Letters to the Editor
• Dec. 7 school briefs
• Little brother continues family’s winning tradition
• State issues school district report cards
• Class sizes are on the rise across the state
• Family burglarized while they are caring for their son
• Budget committee gets gloomy news
• Longtime Newberg, county lawman retires
• Dec. 7 business briefs
• Chehalem Cultural Center director resigns suddenly
• Texas-based mortgage lender opens local branch
• Dec. 7 community briefs
• Hot Chinese dishes, sushi bar are on tap at Ohana Buffet
• Dec. 7 obituaries
• Dec. 7 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Dec. 7 weddings
• GFU presents ‘Tidings of Comfort and Joy’
• Dec. 7 anniversaries
• Dec. 7 Community Calendar
• Air stagnation advisory in effect through Friday
• Christmas season kicks off in Newberg
• ODOT will foot bill for intersection improvement
• Competition for playing time may benefit the Bucks
• Dec. 3 community briefs
• Numerous fall teams named academic all-state
• Handcrafting a child’s Christmas dream
• McNary star overpowers Newberg 57-34 at home
• Council considers upping contract
• NHS sweepsCVC relays
• Dec. 3 obituaries
• Tigers obliterate Celtics 80-43
• Second alleged sex offender arrested after October sting
• Dundee contractor loses job on Newberg fire station project
• Dec. 3 editorial: Our air quality needs your help
• Unacceptable to today’s GOP? Realism, compassion
• Dec. 3 Letters to the Editor
• Dec. 3 religion briefs
• Dec. 3: Pastoral Pondering: Is your life, like your car, out of alignment?
• A new translation of a familiar message
• Sharing grief with others a step toward healing
• Weather makes for a late, difficult hazelnut harvest
• Dec. 3 Community Calendar
• City recognizes planner with service award
• This holiday season, give the gift of reading to a child
• Simple holiday traditions at Champoeg
• Newberg man fatally shoots himself on Thanksgiving
• Nov. 30 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Sheriff’s deputy files for county commissioner
• Students will be highlighted at December Art Walk
• Tree lighting: Let’s get the season started
• Ugly Christmas sweater contests on tap
• Nov. 30 school briefs
• Authors of thriller, Mount Hood bio up next at Chapters
• Psych students provide mental health services
• PCC campus wins sustainability award
• ‘Chemo bags’ a project close to founder’s heart
• Nov. 30 community briefs
• SMART is off and running at JAES
• Nov. 30 outstanding warrants
• Local players help Oregon all-star team beat Washington
• GFU men are swept away in the second half
• Uneventful weekend during DUII crackdown
• C.S. Lewis plans to use its speed this season
• Nov. 30 editorial: Tree lighting a proper kickoff to the season
• Bruins run away with Posada Royale tournament
• Nov. 30 business briefs
• NHS hopes more experience equals more wins
• Figures on jobs remain steady
• Nov. 30 guest opinion: Mindless — But always talking very loudly
• Alexana Winery opens sustainable tasting room
• Needs a Home
• City report shows Newberg faltering on some economic indicators
• GFU prof to head Northwest Yearly Meeting of Friends
• Sing-Along Messiah a fundraiser for FIA
• Pastoral Pondering: Advent means preparing ourselves for Christmas
• Christian Chamber gets a tutorial on Twitter
• Nov. 26 religion briefs
• Application deadline approaches for January start of George Fox’s master’s degree teaching program
• Nov. 30 death notices
• Nov. 29 Community Calendar
• GEORGE FOX 63, CAL LUTHERAN 51: Gordon’s Double-Double Leads Bruins by Regals
• GEORGE FOX 74, CHAPMAN 57: Bruins Break Out in 2nd Half to Blow Away Panthers
• Could tower have prevented the fatal midair collision?
• Nov. 26 community briefs
• Council discusses response to 36-149
• Nov. 26 obituaries
• Council adopts revised districts
• Nov. 26 Newberg fire log
• New look Watchmen will be tested this winter
• Nov. 26 Outstanding Warrants
• Bruins tip Corban in overtime for first win
• Law personnel on high alert during the holidays
• A familiar face returns to lead St. Paul girls
• Mayor, councilors apologize for negative comments about citizen
• Santa will be out and about this season
• 83-year-old returns to her bowling roots
• University wants you to think deeply about bananas and fair trade
• Lifeskills students prepare a Thanksgiving feast
• To Your Health: Best treatment for fibromyalgia? Exercise
• Tigers look to overcome youth, inexperience
• Tales from the `Grubby End': Life in the town that Jesse Edwards built
• Nov. 26 editorial: Council’s behavior ill advised
• Nov. 26 guest opinion: America: Land of free speech — sometimes
• Operation Christmas Child: Spreading cheer around the world
• Nov. 26 Community Calendar
• University’s engineering program hosts engine competition Dec. 8
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 11/23
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Men’s Basketball News & Notes 11/23
• Bruins Finish Fall 7th in D-III National Rankings, 1st in Initial West Region Ratings
• Nov. 23 guest opinion: Thanksgiving — The holiday you have to love
• Cultural center seeks artists for first juried show
• Mortgage banker Angel Aguiar enters race for Yamhill County commissioner
• Review: ‘Arthur Christmas’ good family movie
• Ending homelessness effort making progress
• Family, students join forces to profile pastor, professor
• SP Newsprint files for bankruptcy
• George Fox men drop their first two games out of the gate
• Newberg Youth Football enjoys a banner year
• Perrydale shocks St. Paul 42-12
• Bruins drop Eagles 81-62
• Nov. 23 obituaries
• Nov. 23 engagements
• Nov. 23 births
• Nov. 23 community briefs
• Celebrate Thanksgiving with a winery visit
• Nov. 23 school briefs
• Nov. 23 business briefs
• Midyear commencement set for Dec. 17 at GFU
• Construction of Jack in the Box could begin in December
• ‘STEM’ means new model for science
• Rain Dance Ranch opens farm store
• Nov. 23 editorial: Let’s hope the mill continues to run
• Nov. 23 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Nov. 23 Community Calendar
• George Fox presents annual Christmas concert
• Bust nets more than half-pound of pot
• Nov. 19 religion briefs
• Pastoral Pondering: Savoring offenses leaves a bitter taste
• Advent is upon us for another year in Newberg
• St. Peter adds new deacon to its ranks
• Dundee church provides a dry place to play
• Controversial Meridian Street development slowly moving forward
• WM upgrades local transfer station
• Newberg couple welcomes an 11/11/11 baby to the family
• Nov. 19 community briefs
• Public will weigh in on city council redistricting
• Youth is building a bridge to her past
• George Fox harriers 14th at west regionals
• October Rex Hill Rainfall
• St. Paul’s stellar volleyball season reflected in all-league awards
• Nov. 19 Newberg fire log
• Bucks flush with all-league honors again
• Nov. 19 Newberg-Dundee police log
• George Fox routs Corban 79-57
• Nov. 19 Outstanding Warrants
• Tigers eager for more success in 2011-2012
• Newberg man faces child porn charges
• Russo headed to Stanford
• Bike vs. car crash ends with citation
• George Fox hosts midyear commencement ceremony Dec. 17
• Dundee electrician spends his summer atop bridge
• Nov. 19 Community Calendar
• University’s doctor of psychology students meet critical need for mental health services in Oregon
• Do you, too, need a tattoo ... in Newberg?
• Dreibelbis Receives BAA Award for Second Time after Strong Run at West Regional
• All-Region Status Earns Hochstetler BAA Athlete of the Week Award for Second Time
• Do you, too, need a tattoo ... in Newberg?
• Pair share a legacy of teaching history
• Quilting and textile biz now downtown
• Bruin men will rebuild in 2011
• County will use iPad voting technology for the second time in January
• St. Paul rebounds to take fourth at state
• Tigers’ reign atop the water polo world comes to an end
• Bucks dispatch Tigers, prep for rematch
• Newberg’s upset bid falls short at state
• Wrestling his toughest opponent yet
• Nov. 16 community briefs
• Tribe pledges $4 million toward bypass
• Nov. 16 wedding
• Nov. 16 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Nov. 16 births
• Review: ‘Jack and Jill’ silly, but has good points
• Nov. 16 obituaries
• Irish music to bring out the cat lover
• Trio of swim lessons on tap at aquatic center
• Realistic impressionist paintings exhibited at CCC
• Nov. 16 editorial: The bypass saga continues
• GFU gallery exhibit a snapshot of faith
• Nov. 16 guest opinon: Committing rhetorical grave robbery
• Newberg school lunches
• Nov. 16 Letters to the Editor
• Nov. 16 school briefs
• Tales from the Grubby End: Jesse Edwards -- The ‘Father of Newberg’
• Crash victims improving
• George Fox continues to churn out nurses to meet the growing need in the state
• Nov. 16 business briefs
• Newberg ELL students continue to struggle
• Nov. 16 Community Calendar
• WEST REGIONALS: Bruin Women Finish 14th as Hochstetler Earns All-Region Honors
• Pastoral Pondering: Have you thanked God today?
• Nov. 12 Religion briefs
• Cop attends school board meeting
• Movie night at peace, justice center
• Nov. 12 Outstanding warrants
• Nov. 12 Senior meals
• Nov. 12 Editorial: It’s now election crunch time
• Newberg boy impaled on fence last week
• Nov. 12 Letters to the editor
• Nov. 12 Community calendar
• Column: After seven years, mother is still learning
• Nov. 12 Community briefs
• Guest opinion: It’s government that makes us poor
• Gross underestimates in budgeting are ‘embarrassing,’ councilor says
• NHS teammates share MVP honors
• Tax referral measure defeated
• Adams named to all-conference first team
• Bonamici, Cornilles both win
• 8 Bruin athletes honored by NWC
• Newberg Indoor Park celebrates 30 years of playdates
• Confident Bruins ready for 2011-12
• Yamhill County tops First District for voter turnout
• Friends form ministry
• Pilot thought it was geese
• Faith healers not in the mainstream
• Love INC updates for November
• Head-on crash on 219 injures four
• Crash causing long delays on I-5 near I-205
• Day Trips from Le Puy - Pacific City, Oregon Coast
• St. Paul football playoff game moved to 2 p.m. Friday
• George Fox’s nursing program key to meeting critical need for qualified nurses in Oregon
• University’s Center for Peace and Justice brings attention to plight of North Koreans
• NATIONAL POLL: Experienced Bruins Ranked No. 3 in Pre-Season Poll by D3hoops
• PUGET SOUND 2, GEORGE FOX 1: Loggers Keep Pace Atop NWC by Defeating Bruins
• PAC LUTHERAN 3, GEORGE FOX 0: Kearns Kicks Lutes by Bruins and Into NCAA Berth
• WILLAMETTE 3, GEORGE FOX 0: Bearcats’ Skelly Scuttles Bruins for Season Sweep
• NWC CHAMPIONSHIPS: Bruin Men and Women Both Finish 9th in Conference Races
• Newberg boys sixth at districts, Peterson qualifies for state
• Road rage blamed for multi-car wreck on 99W Tuesday morning
• St. Paul closes with sweep of C.S. Lewis
• Portland man slams his car into stopped vehicles near YMCA
• Tigers heading to state
• Got any unwanted meds? Police will take care of them
• Oct. 29 religion briefs
• Oct. 20 Pastoral Pondering: Heed the Bible, throw off the shackles of legalism
• Called to be a pastor? Apply soon for programs
• Diwali: Festival of lights this week
• Feed the Need nets tons of food
• The Austins are lauded by two more groups this month
• Are you prepared for the big scare?
• City finds bacteria in water
• Oct. 29 community briefs
• Newberg drops a pair to finish seventh
• Oct. 29 obituaries
• George Fox breaks through to top Pacific 3-1 on the road
• Oct. 29 editorial: Return the council to representing everyone
• McMinnville completes sweep of Newberg
• Oct. 29 guest opinion: The tax hikes that Republicans love
• McMinnville downs Newberg 3-1 to cap season
• Oct. 29 Letters to the Editor
• Oct. 29 sports briefs
• Oct. 29 outstanding warrants
• Oct. 29 Community Calendar
• Seminary hosts CNN producer to present Muslim perspective on role of faith in identity formation
• George Fox among top-ranked Christian colleges in ‘Kiplinger’s’ top-100 private universities
• Deadline nears for prospective undergraduate students interested in applying for spring semester at George Fox
• George Fox skid reaches six games
• Application to George Fox is free before December
• No. 3 Tigard mauls Newberg 51-14
• Supreme Court issues ‘landmark’ decision on local M-37 vesting
• GFU comes up empty
• Oct. 26 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Veritas closes out strong vs. WVC
• CCC celebrates culture with a pair of events
• Bruins capture third straight NWC Fall Classic
• Final Friday concert moves to Thursday
• Time off to bag a couple of bucks
• ‘Steel Magnolias’ will take the stage at university
• Players volunteer instead of practice
• Oct. 26 business briefs
• School district grades are in
• The music at Stereo King falls silent as store fails due to poor visibility
• Oct. 26 community briefs
• George Fox sets a school record for draws
• Melding art, interior design in one spot
• Oct. 26 In the Service
• Returning home and bringing fitness with them
• Library delivers baby-friendly books
• Couple delve into the world of antiques
• Thirteen local servers cited for selling alcohol to minors
• Oct. 26 business briefs
• Oct. 26 guest opinion: Former soccer mom becomes soccer coach
• Tigard deals Newberg a 3-1 defeat at home
• Oct. 26 editorial: Effort to save cabin a worthy one
• Marugg continues his rise through the ranks
• Honoring a fallen soldier, Marine, airman
• Bruin men’s golfers scramble to place sixth
• Bonamici, Cornilles raking in cash for special election
• Tiger boys are sixth in California
• Saving our history
• Planes collide over river and one crashes
• Oct. 26 Community Calendar
• George Fox Auxiliary hosts annual holiday bazaar Nov. 4-5
• County residents can get discounted prescriptions via card
• St. Paul ready for showdown vs Perrydale
• Tobergte out as Sharks coach
• Oct. 22 religion briefs
• GFU will build stadium on campus
• Oct. 22 Pastoral Pondering: An ordinary prayer or an unlucky coincidence?
• Pastor and family will mission in Rwanda
• Oct. 22 community briefs
• Getting lost in prayer, but not physically
• It’s time you learned to swim
• Oct. 22 Letters to the Editor
• Bike route and racks will be delayed to spring
• Oct. 22 guest opinion: Two views on Measure 36-149
• More students bike to school, thanks to program
• Oct. 22 editorial: 36-149 -- Good intent, but a bad measure
• To Your Health: The sure antidote to sore, arthritic knees is plenty of exercise
• CSLA pushes West Valley Christian before falling 3-1
• Oct. 22 obituaries
• Tiger girls secure second place in Pacific Conference
• Oct. 22 Newberg fire log
• Falls City proves to be no match for St. Paul at home
• Oct. 22 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Watchmen close out tough rebuilding year
• Oct. 22 outstanding warrants
• Newberg splits with Hillsboro and Tigard
• Domestic violence sweep nets arrests
• Tigers leave the Pacers in their wake, prep for state tourney
• County residents can get discounted prescriptions via card
• Chehalem Swim Team opens its short-course season with home tourney
• Council narrows redistricting to two options
• Same old story for the Newberg boys soccer team
• Constructing bridge a community effort
• Newberg blasts Forest Grove, ties Hillsboro
• Currier announces bid for county commissioner
• Oct. 22 Community Calendar
• Portland Youth Philharmonic performs free concert at George Fox Nov. 7
• Application deadline nears for George Fox’s doctor of physical therapy program
• Registration Now Open for 2011 Bruin Baseball Hitting Skills Camp on Dec. 19-21
• Bruins Set “Tailgater” Party for Fall Classic; Bruins 2nd in Region Stats, 9th Nationally
• George Fox offers free application program for prospective undergraduate students
• Hochstetler Named BAA Athlete of the Week, HM for Conference Weekly Honors
• Hammer Wins BAA, NWC Honors Despite Bruins’ Tough Week on Scoreboard
• Play draws from diaries of teen Holocaust victims
• Oct. 19 school briefs
• Bipartisan bill could revive lapsed county payments progam
• Bond money to replace aging instruments in the Newberg schools
• Waste Not lodges new appeal in landfill issue
• District reports that significant number of students are homeless
• Williams gets 24 months
• CSLA students go back to the basics
• A lifesaving road trip for Mac
• Paint recycling program collects 470,000 gallons
• Linfield clamps down on GFU
• Queen, court chosen for the 2012 St. Paul Rodeo
• George Fox can’t escape the basement at Pacific
• Deadline extended for committees
• Veritas can’t overcome a strong SPHS team
• Autumn is here – prepare to battle the flu once again
• Bruins are second again at the Culturame Classic
• Oct. 19 Letters to the Editor
• Home stand unkind to Bruins
• Oct. 10 guest opinion: The fix was in on the bypass from the start
• Bucks suffer third loss
• C.S. Lewis topples Falls City at home
• Oct. 19 editorial: It’s time to start cutting trees again
• Southridge exacts its revenge
• Newberg rises up at Modesto Invite
• Oct. 19 business briefs
• Engineer turns from high-tech to writing suspense novels
• Newberg hoping to turn the corner on the season
• State alters tax process for valuing properties
• Oct. 19 community briefs
• Quiznos closes and a new sandwich shop opens in its place
• Oct. 19 Community Calendar
• Costume business changes with the times
• Oct. 19 obituaries and death notices
• Oct. 19 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Oct. 19 Newberg school lunches
• George Fox hosts jazz trumpeter, vocalist Byron Stripling in concert Nov. 4
• Application deadline nears for seminary’s spring master’s degree programs
• ALL-AMERICA: Bruins’ Munger, Gordon Named to 2011-12 D3hoops Pre-Season Teams
• University’s adult degree program will distribute iPad 2 to incoming students
• LINFIELD 2, GEORGE FOX 1: Wildcats Use Late Goal from X-Factor to Bypass Bruins
• Tigers finally best Wolves
• Newberg rallies for a 2-2 draw
• Life Christian pounds C.S. Lewis 9-1
• Another routine victory for the NHS boys
• Veritas overpowers C.S. Lewis 3-0
• Coach: Tigers in good form despite 1-0 loss
• Tigers get a much-needed win vs. the Vikings
• Bruins, Boxers settle for tie
• St. Paul sweeps Willamette Valley Christian
• Eat a big plate of spaghetti and help a veteran escape PTSD
• Vanderbilt law prof will speak at GFU
• Oct. 15 obituaries
• Oct. 15 community briefs
• Oct. 15 editorial: Put your consternation to work for all
• Oct. 15 Letters to the Editor
• Oct. 15 guest opinion: Republicans want only to fall in love again
• Council will be required to redraw districts
• Juror who voted not guilty discusses Williams murder trial
• Newberg School District will leave Willamette ESD
• Providing direction to the entire flock
• Faith in Action will team with fire department
• Peace lobbyist will soon visit George Fox
• Oct. 15 Pastoral Pondering: Develop unwavering faith that can move mountains
• Oct. 15 religion briefs
• WILLAMETTE 3, GEORGE FOX 2: Unusual Goals and PK Save Lift Bearcats Past Bruins
• NHS grinds out a 21-17 win vs. Hilhi
• Oct. 15 Community Calendar
• George Fox hosts Holocaust drama presentation Oct. 24
• George Fox hosts executive secretary of national peace lobbyist organization
• Lumsden Receives BAA Award for Oct. 3-9 after Play in Whitworth Invitational
• Kerr Named BAA Athlete of the Week for Oct. 3-9; Weekend Series with the Whits
• Bruins Hosting 2nd Annual Culturame Classic at The Reserve in Aloha Oct. 14-15
• Memorial service planned for former George Fox first lady Linda Stevens
• Oct. 12 Newberg fire log
• St. Paul Parochial School raffle yields $16K
• Oct. 12 outstanding warrants
• Local woman warns of scam
• Oct 12 Arts & Leisure briefs
• St. Paul Parochial School raffle yields $16K
• Dramatic acts of CPR – the theater group, that is
• GFU sets workshop on undocumented college students
• Oct. 12 Letters to the Editor
• PCC site more than doubles enrollment
• Buck takes her artistic skills to Rwanda
• Waste Not consistent in its stand against landfill expansion
• Oct. 12 George Fox sports roundup
• No debate on 36-149? What a shame
• Top-ranked St. Paul continues to rack up wins
• Oct. 12 business briefs
• Another split for Tigers and Wolves
• A taste of Italy, in wine country
• Young Dundee racer is quickly on his way up
• Inn the Vineyard: Fishing not too far from home
• NHS near the top at Champoeg
• Tell the library what you think
• PAC against Measure 36-149 takes in thousands of dollars
• Mom blogger shoots to top tier of contest
• Oct. 12 community briefs
• Habitat looks for its next family
• George Fox will hold family weekend Nov. 4-6
• There will be no debate on tax initiative
• Oct. 12 obituaries
• Oct. 12 school briefs
• Vanderbilt professor Carol Swain speaks at George Fox Nov. 2
• Domestic dispute prompts police response
• Oct. 12 Community Calendar
• Deadline for George Fox’s master of education spring program nears
• PAC LUTHERAN 2, GEORGE FOX 1: Rebound Goal Gives Lutes OT Win over Bruins
• Newberg sheds the monkey from its back
• Ex-Bruin Kongela Puts College Track Experience into Practice – with Bobsled Team?
• GEORGE FOX 1, LEWIS & CLARK 0: Bruins Pick Up Homecoming Win over Pioneers
• PACIFIC 2, GEORGE FOX 0: Boxers Spoil Bruins’ Homecoming Day with Road Win
• Blue Jays outlast the Watchmen 3-2 again
• 10-8 Community briefs
• Tigers fall short in a pair of league contests
• 10-8 Obituary and death notices
• Newberg faltering in Pacific Conference
• Confused woman found wandering 99W identified
• Newberg breezes to sweep over Centennial
• Want to prevent fire injuries? Education and smoke-free housing are key
• Bruins rebound well
• 10-8 Newberg Fire Department log
• Another rough week for NHS
• 10-8 Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• 10-8 Sports brief
• Lay leader publishes devotional
• 10-8 Editorial: The bypass needs contributions by others
• Church celebrates Communion Sunday
• 10-8 Letter to the editor
• Help Love INC prepare for the cold months
• 10-8 Guest opinion: Solar power to the people
• Yom Kippur, a day of atonement
• A passion for the firefighting days of old
• Pastoral Pondering: Tap God’s spiritual energy, get refreshed
• City council balks at request for $20 million
• 10-8 Religion briefs
• Hop sales down
• Bucks step up, sink the Pirates
• Thrift shop’s expansion on hold
• Klug returning to lead Tigers after 8 years off
• September Rex Hill Rainfall
• Watchmen net 1-1 draw vs. Open Door
• 10-8 Community calendar
• Veritas beginning to hit its stride
• 10-8 Senior meals
• Parents, families invited to George Fox campus for Family Weekend Nov. 4-6
• ST. MARTIN’S INVITATIONAL: Bruins 7th Out of 9 in a Loaded Field after First Day
• George Fox presents ‘Steel Magnolias’ as fall play
• Pia, Freiheit Earn BAA Weekly Awards; Bruin Men Ranked 10th in West Region
• Seminary hosts showing of film ‘Dirty Business: ‘Clean Coal’
• Beaumont leads Bruins at Northwest Regional
• 10-5 School lunches
• A new venue in Newberg for the performing arts
• Bruins shut out twice
• Have a say in the cultural district
• 10-5 Yamhill County Sheriff's Office outstanding warrants
• Bruins eighth at Whitworth Invite
• Shelter dog: Bear
• Next prescription drug turn-in set for Oct. 29
• George Fox overcomes Willamette
• Explore the county on an art adventure
• Two county CAP members receive national awards
• 10-5 Sports Brief
• Art Walk offers varied October lineup despite withdrawals
• 10-5 Obituaries
• 10-5 Community Briefs
• 10-5 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• 10-5 Wedding: Schumaker
• 10-5 Community Calendar
• Yamhill Grill closes to make way for Chinese restaurant
• 10-5 In the Service
• 10-5 Editorial: What’s your vision for the CCC?
• Civil engineering firm moves to Newberg location
• 'Tales from the Grubby End': Newberg becomes Quaker settlement
• Guest opinion: ‘Don’t not leave this prophet without honor’
• Newberg Xpress Lube rebranded as Havoline
• Aquatic center sets swim classes for fall
• Guest opinion: Millionaire asks President Obama to raise his taxes
• Bruins get 2 for 1 at Champoeg
• 10-5 Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• Tigers up and down at Oregon City tournament
• School district board loses another director
• Newberg boys clear their first big hurdle
• Newberg union leader upbeat
• Fast times for NHS at Harrier Classic
• Schools join forces to spruce up Highway 99W
• Bucks serve their way past Jewell on the road
• Deadline set at Oct. 26 for Act Six scholarship applications to GFU
• Offense leads Veritas past Falls City Monday
• GFU’s teaching program uses iPad 2
• Washington road trip humbles George Fox
• 10-5 School brief
• Wine harvest is late in coming, but wine growers remain optimistic
• Missing Butteville hiker found on Mount St. Helens
• PNW FALL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Bruins Go 6-4 in Consolation Brackets of Regional Event
• College and high school counselors invited to ‘Working with Undocumented Students’ workshop
• PNW FALL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Bruins Finish Regional Tournament with 6-9 Record
• BEAR FETE: Bruin Alumni Take Running VERY Seriously When Returning to Campus!
• Century hands Newberg a bitter defeat
• Church hosts an interfaith potluck in Newberg
• Newberg teams sink Tigard in home sweep on Wednesday
• Inspiration Point: Is this person God’s miracle?
• C.S. Lewis coach ‘proud of loss’ to Perrydale
• Oct. 1 religion briefs
• Error-prone Tigers drop a pair
• Oct. 1 Newberg-Dundee police log
• St. Paul rolls over OSD 60-6 Thursday
• Pressing cider sure sign of autumn
• Newberg blasts past Century and Hillsboro
• Apply to sit on a city committee, commission
• Willamette Valley proves to be too much for Veritas Thursday
• Christian Chamber gathers candidates for a forum
• Watchmen remain optimistic
• Newberg Rifle and Pistol Club sets training date for concealed handgun license
• Oct. 1 George Fox sports roundup
• Oct. 1 obituaries
• The middle class and its ‘entitlements’
• Hundreds weigh in on bypass at open houses
• Oct. 1 Letters to the Editor
• Oct. 1 editorial: Some will suffer, but bypass moving forward
• Thrift store seeks council OK to expand
• Oct. 1 community briefs
• More than just fiddling around
• Need is greater than ever for Feed the Need
• Foundation sets fundraiser, celebration
• Ministry opportunities abound for seniors
• Newberg girls rounding into form
• First United Methodist Church adds a fresh face
• Tigard, McMinnville too much for Tigers
• Oct. 1 Community Calendar
• Prospective undergraduate students invited to preview college life at George Fox
• Aldrich’s Outstanding Tournament Warrants BAA Athlete of the Week for Sept. 19-25
• McGrew Gives Bruins Back-to-Back Golfers for BAA, NWC Top Athlete Awards
• Williams found not guilty in Dundee murder case
• Degree-seeking adults invited to check out graduate, seminary and adult degree programs at fair Oct. 10
• Sept. 28 Newberg school lunches
• East Linn Christian overwhelms C.S. Lewis
• Sept. 28 Letters to the Editor
• Wolves have Tigers’ number
• Sept. 28 guest opinion: Joining forces to make criminal justice work in the county
• George Fox sports roundup
• Sept. 28 editorial: Shelter effort is almost there
• Fred Meyer gas station opens after a long journey
• Freddy’s adds electric car charging stations
• Sept. 28 community briefs
• Job hunting; recruiting workshop on tap at GFU
• Together, neighborhood has prepared for disaster
• Sept. 28 business briefs
• Sept. 28 Outstanding Warrants
• Bouzouki, guitar player will perform at Newberg Music
• Sept. 28 obituaries
• Learning to brew your own beer at home
• How does the West relate to the world?
• Newberg online library users can now access e-books with a Kindle
• Friendsview sets an open house with a distinct twist
• ‘Challenge’ carries on the tradition
• Animal shelter will be built this fall
• Days of Culture kicks off Saturday with events in Newberg and county
• Air crash hits close to home for prof
• Sept. 28 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Seniors are not just sitting around
• Student makes the journey from Japan to Newberg
• Jury begins deliberations in Williams murder case
• GFU a national leader in students studying abroad
• Perrydale sweeps Veritas 3-0 Monday
• Sept. 28 school briefs
• Watchmen outlast North Clackamas Christian 3-2
• University’s teaching program using iPad 2 to prepare teachers
• Sept. 28 Community Calendar
• Application deadline nears for George Fox’s graduate counseling degree spring programs
• WILLAMETTE 3, GEORGE FOX 0: Kaufman’s Kicks Boost Bearcats by Bruins
• Tigers embarassed by the Timberwolves
• Back to its old self, St. Paul rolls 68-16
• GEORGE FOX 1, LINFIELD 1: Bruins Battle League-Leading Wildcats to 2-OT Standoff
• Newberg councilor will run for Lewis’ spot on Board of Commissioners
• Sept. 24 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Prosecution to rest its case in Dundee murder trial
• Sept. 24 Newberg fire log
• Dundee adopts plan to treat spring water
• To Your Health: The bench press can be beneficial if done properly
• Tigers split first league dual meet
• Grant gives GFU more access to NW archives
• Newberg boys still searching for a fifth runner
• Redistricting on school board agenda Monday
• Bucks make short work of Veritas and Falls City
• Concert will benefit Newberg boy in a fight for his life
• Newberg rebounds with draw at Hillsboro
• GFU again among the ‘Best Value’ list on U.S. News magazine
• Water polo teams cruise to easy wins
• Dusting off the old cider press
• Up and down week ends in split for Tigers
• Get your burger on today at celebration
• Tough luck loss leads off rough week for NHS
• Sept. 24 community briefs
• Personal bests abound at Sundodger
• Grab a cup of joe and chat for a while
• C.S. Lewis picks up its first win
• Love INC searching for used computers for upcoming classes
• Improving Watchmen fall 5-0
• Christian Chamber will host candidates’ debate
• Sept. 24 sports briefs
• Sept. 24 Pastoral Pondering
• Sept. 24 Letters to the Editor
• Sept. 24 religion briefs
• Sept. 24 guest opinion: Creating exciting schools where children can learn
• Bypass construction date accelerated
• Sept. 24 editorial: There are good things happening
• University’s Act Six minority scholarship program seeks candidates
• Sept. 24 Outstanding Warrants
• Sept. 24 Community Calendar
• George Fox supports local farmers with annual Eat Local Challenge
• School of Business hosts job-hunting strategies workshop
• Bucks drop another close one
• Bucks drop another close one
• George Fox hosts concert to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Oct. 6
• Bruins’ Morrison Garners BAA, NWC Top Athlete Weekly Honors for Sept. 12-18
• Ulstad Named BAA Athlete of the Week for Sept. 12-18, HM for NWC Honors
• Bruins bounce back for a split last weekend in Washington
• Swines, Steins and a Race to the Finish Line
• County needs to use its bargaining power with WM now
• Sept. 21 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Sept. 21 Letters to the Editor
• Plant construction right on track
• Bypass one step closer to fruition
• Rhode faces charges of income tax evasion
• GFU sponsors food meet on Sept. 26
• Assessor faces charges by employees
• Community college hits the half-century mark
• Bluegrass meets farm fresh foods in St. Paul
• A nearly-instant film classic
• You have the right to remain . . . dead
• Deadline nears for GFU’s summer doctor of education program
• Tide sweeps past the Tigers
• School board considers withdrawing from WESD
• Sept. 21 obituaries
• Bucks drop another close one
• Pair leads effort to beautify park area
• Sept. 21 engagements
• Bruins split weekend home stand vs. Whitman, Whitworth
• Sept. 21 Newberg school lunches
• Students learn, live history at camp
• Bruin men swept at home by Washington schools
• Sept. 21 school briefs
• Sept. 21 community briefs
• Cougars sweep season series with Watchmen
• Conflict revealed in wine industry
• Young Tigers survive a scare
• State unemployment rate continues slow but steady climb
• Bucks beginning to roll with wins
• Bringing personal training to your doorstep in Newberg
• Newberg girls still chasing Tualatin
• Sept. 21 business briefs
• Newberg harriers test themselves at Festival of Champions
• Library answers: The Oregon Blue Book – What is it?
• Linfield strolls to title at the George Fox Invitational
• Movie review -- ‘Moneyball:’ This is a whole new ball game
• Sept. 21 Community Calendar
• George Fox a national leader in study abroad participation
• SUNDODGER INVITATIONAL: Bruin Women Open with 16th-Place Finish at UW Meet
• SUNDODGER INVITATIONAL: Three Bruins Set New Personal Records at UW Meet
• WHITWORTH 1, GEORGE FOX 0: Young Bruins Suffer Grow-ing Pains in Loss to Pirates
• Kits help library kick off book club
• Participating in history
• City has openings on committees, commissions
• Animal shelter could get council OK on Monday
• University tops 3,500 students for record
• Prosecutor, defense differ on events in Dundee shooting
• Plant society hosts many speakers
• Veritas outlasts C.S. Lewis
• Sept. 17 Letters to the Editor
• Tigers thrash the Timberwolves 19-4
• Sept. 17 guest opinion: Analyzing the Romney-Perry feud
• Bucks split games at Casco League three-way meet
• Sept. 17 editorial: Helping out any way you can
• Bruins fall 1-0 in overtime to Boxers on the road
• Sept. 17 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Tigers break through late to top Century 1-0
• Sept. 17 Newberg fire log
• Young CSLA squad learning quickly
• Sept. 17 obituaries
• Second half unkind to the Tigers this week
• Sept. 17 community briefs
• Pastors take time off to let go and get refreshed
• Jewish woman shares her path to Jesus
• Music to soothe the soul, begin ministry
• Sept. 17 Pastoral Pondering
• Sept. 17 religion briefs
• Sept. 17 outstanding warrants
• Grant allows George Fox to gain access to additional archives in Northwest
• George Fox hosts series on how the West relates to Majority World
• Sept. 17 Community Calendar
• University sponsors food meet on Sept. 26
• Life Flight responds to man with gunshot wound
• Would-be bank robber nabbed after getaway car runs out of gas
• George Fox breaks enrollment record, tops 3,500 students for first time
• BAA ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Gaither’s Goals Garner Top Athlete Honors for Sept. 5-11
• BAA ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Hammer’s Offense Earns BAA Honors for Sept. 5-11
• Sept. 14 Community Calendar
• Open Bible goes K-9 to refocus its mission
• Sept. 14 community briefs
• Sept 14 scool briefs
• Library board looking for a new member to serve term
• Christian parody band will return to Newberg
• WESD will take over operation of CYFS academic program
• Review: ‘Lion King’ returns to theaters ... in 3D
• Aquatic center offers new crop of swim lessons
• Sept. 14 Arts & Leisure briefs
• NHS boys remain on cruise control
• Sept. 14 births
• A cookie shop ... and so much more
• Newberg opens season with pair of top-10 finishes
• Wine by Joe teams with San Francisco investor to grow in the industry
• Tigers beginning to gel, coach says
• Sept. 14 business briefs
• Girls water polo team passes first test with flying colors
• Sept. 14 Letters to the Editor
• Lowell overcomes St. Paul 50-48 in overtime
• Sept. 14 guest opinion: No one fears
• Bruins sixth at O’Brien Invite
• Sept. 14 editorial: See what meth can do to you
• George Fox women still searching for their first win
• Naked man apologizes to the community
• Fox cross-country team sixth at the Pioneer Invite
• The stories of Newberg, on the stage
• GFU settles for a split on California road trip
• Dundee homeowner recounts 2010 shooting
• Second year and trio of teachers remain in Newberg
• Schools locked down after report of assault, knife
• Second year and trio of teachers still in Newberg
• Police seek help in pet store theft
• C.S. Lewis Academy gets new computer lab
• George Fox receives first-tier and ‘Best Value’ listings in 2012 U.S. News rankings
• GFU drops three of four on California trip
• Eat Taste Love Summer Vitality 2011
• SPORTS HALL OF FAME INVITATION / CLASS OF 2011 PRESS RELEASE
• O’BRIEN INVITATIONAL: Bruins Finish 6th, Morrison Makes All-Tournament Team
• Newberg's thrilling comeback falls just short
• BAA PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Goalkeeper Baker Wins First Weekly Athletic Honor
• BAA PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Defensive Whiz Reeves Wins First Weekly Athletic Honor
• POSADA ROYALE INVITATIONAL: Bruins Split Final Matches in SoCal Tournament
• GEORGE FOX 3, SIMPSON 0: Bruins Get Hot to Crush Red Hawks for 2nd Win of Season
• Bruins hope to climb the NWC ladder
• Sept. 10 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Landfill gets go-ahead to expand
• Pacific Conference title race could be wide open
• Worship conference set in Newberg
• Service before self
• George Fox golfers expect to reload
• Sept. 10 Pastoral Pondering: Why didn’t God stop the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks?
• Williams pleads to two of six charges
• Bruins earn second draw, prepare to take on NWC rival Pacific
• Love INC launches a new website in Newberg
• Jarnagin returned to jail on charges he violated the conditions of his release
• Sept. 10 religion briefs
• Memorial events will remember the events of 9/11
• Sept. 10 Letters to the Editor
• Class teaches students how to preserve fruits of summer
• Sept. 10 guest opion: September 11 -- Ten years later
• Newberg school board agenda full for Tuesday
• Sept. 10 editorial: We can learn much from sports
• Council votes 6-1 to approve cuts in hours at Newberg city hall
• Newberg splits first games of the season
• CRRC begins reviewing rates
• Crimson Tide down Tiger girls 2-0
• AARP sets driving classes in county
• Bucks sweep Country Christian
• Sept. 10 Community Calendar
• Veritas thumps Oregon School for the Deaf
• Sept. 10 community briefs
• Tigers come up short versus the Tide
• Sept. 10 obituaries
• Watchmen nearly upend Jewell
• Deaths down, DUIIs are up
• Sloppy finish mars Newberg’s win
• Stay cool and safely enjoy the last remnants of summer
• Tigers maul Cardinals 15-1 at home
• Sept. 10 Outstanding Warrants
• Sept. 10 To Your Health
• University closes for a day to serve Portland-area community
• Application deadline nears for George Fox University’s summer doctor of education program
• Application deadline nears for George Fox University’s teaching program in Boise
• GEORGE FOX 1, LA VERNE 1: Lots of Heat but Few Goals as Bruins and Leopards Tie
• New style may propel NHS in 2011
• Sept. 7 editorial: School has started -- be careful out there
• George Fox picks up first point of the season
• Sept. 7 Letters to the Editor
• Schools will remember 9/11 with flags
• Sept. 7 guest opinion: Collateral damage in the war on anonymity
• Next Citizen’s Academy on tap
• Planning commission backs Riverbend expansion
• NAMI class coming to Newberg
• Hash cook remains in critical condition
• History talk will cover 19th-century medicine
• Naked man scares neighbor, arrested
• Quakers begin to arrive in Newberg
• Native screenwriter a semifinalist
• Sept. 7 obituaries
• GFU invites alumni to return to Oregon for fall homecoming celebration
• Sept. 7 school briefs
• The transition from raw glass to art
• Sept. 7 community briefs
• For Trilogy, third time’s the bigger charm
• Newberg runs away from Reynolds 46-26
• Michael Allen Harrison concert will benefit Dundee Community Center
• Watchmen eager for more level playing field
• Sept. 7 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Bruins go 4-0 at NW Invitational tournament
• Goodwill hopes to soon open a store in Newberg
• Bruin men split their first two games of the season
• Newberg natives team to launch Ridgeline Property Management
• Tigers eye another top-three finish
• Application deadline nears for GFU’s teaching program
• Sept. 6 Community Calendar
• TRINITY LUTHERAN 4, GEORGE FOX 0: Eagles’ Late Flurry Spoils Bruins’ Home Opener
• SPHS pulls away from Sherman to win 54-28
• Tigers overpower the Scots 17-11 at home
• Watchmen eye district tourney
• Simpson nips George Fox 3-2
• Veritas eager to hit the court
• 2nd Street small group will allow veterans to share
• FUMC book group will reconvene
• Sept. 3 Pastoral Pondering
• Sept. 3 religion briefs
• How do you keep someone from suicide?
• Sept. 3 community briefs
• Sept. 3 Letters to the Editor
• Grum forms his own PAC
• Sept. 3 guest opinion: Scaling Yamhill County’s mountain of garbage
• Federal grants will help protect butterfly
• Sept. 3 editorial: Make your voice heard now, not later
• Tunes on Tuesday comes to a close
• Renovation of Dundee affordable housing project a possibility
• Newberg projects growth of all Yamhill County cities
• Hours of city hall could soon be cut
• Yurkovich does not advance at the World Championships
• Tigers rip David Douglas 19-9
• George Fox invites seminary alumni to reunion celebration Oct. 8
• Sept. 3 Community Calendar
• George Fox invites alumni to return to Oregon for fall homecoming celebration
• GFU choir chosen to perform at 9/11 memorial in NYC
• Zumba will be a new twist for First Friday Art Walk patrons
• Aug. 31 Arts & Leisure briefs
• GFU takes apps for doctorate in physical therapy
• Austins begin series on family businesses
• Aug. 31 obituaries
• Aug. 31 business briefs
• Newberg returns strong core
• Aug. 31 guest opinion: Presidents are entitled to goof off once in a while
• St. Paul has mighty big shoes to fill
• Aug. 31 editorial: Torching of mosque cowardly
• Young Bruins looking for a turnaround
• NDPD column: Pedestrians, drivers must be more diligent in order to be safe
• Sports column: Don’t be surprised if the Tigers bounce back this fall
• Aug. 31 Outstanding Warrants
• A fresh start for the NHS volleyball team
• Aug. 31 Newberg Fire Log
• Dundee talks fire station design
• Property tax letters expected in the mail soon
• Dundee native charged in mosque fire
• Looking for a home
• District beats state averages on tests
• To bond, NHS freshmen hit the ropes
• Aug. 31 school briefs
• Circus with a hint of suicide, roaches
• George Fox exhibit looks at spirituality, nature and more
• Application deadline nears for George Fox’s teaching program
• Aug. 31 community briefs
• El Burrito Foods builds up restaurant side of business
• Aug. 31 Community Calendar
• PREVIEW: New-Look Bruins Counting on Newcomers to Fuel Climb in NWC in 2011
• Youth stepping up for Newberg
• St. Paul poised for another playoff run
• Comcast wins suit over taxes
• New-look Tigers eye 7th straight title
• Lavender fields of love
• Bruins add depth and offensive punch for 2011
• Moes get big crowd on their feet
• 8-27 Editorial: Endangering others should be punished
• 8-27 Obituaries
• Guest opinion: Ron Paul is and will always remain media poison
• 8-27 Community briefs
• Guest opinion: Conservatives don’t hate government
• 8-27 Community Calendar
• Guest opinion: Taking treason as a serious matter
• Charges against YCSO deputy dismissed
• 8-27 Senior Meals
• ‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign begins
• 8-27 Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• ID protection is ethical business
• Church to hold open-air service, fair
• Fundraiser will benefit widow, orphans
• Pastoral Pondering: Connected for good
• 8-27 Religion briefs
• Farmstead Day and dance coming
• Newberg Best Western evacuated after early-morning explosion
• Back to School for Newberg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Oregon small business will get $16.5 million in federal loans
• Rogers completes bike trip, fundraising for Africa will continue
• For teachers, it’s already time to go back to school
• 8-24 Obituaries
• St. Paul High School makes AYP
• 8-24 Community Calendar
• 8-24 School briefs
• 8-24 Community Briefs
• 8-24 School lunches
• Firefighters raise $12,131.84 for MDA
• Friesen chasing MLS dream
• 8-24 Outstanding Warrants
• Newberg Open expands in second year back
• 8-24 Newberg Fire Department log
• Gift brings GFU football stadium closer to reality
• Sports column: A last look at the OSAA system
• 8-24 Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• 8-24 Senior meals
• No YMCA fitness center for Newberg
• 8-24 Wedding
• This exhibit is wooden ... but not in a bad way
• Guest opinion: President has some work to do to keep the title
• Cooking column: Zukes, Part II
• 8-24 Letters to the Editor
• Musician will perform at Coffee Cottage
• 8-24 Editorial: Let’s bike!
• 8-24 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Cause of ambulance crash undetermined
• Guest opinion: What Obama should learn from Wisconsin
• Cain & Company opens downtown
• Plans for Coastal Parkway continue
• Bilingual preschool/daycare center coming soon
• Oregon Supreme Court won’t hear EOA case
• Naked Portland man arrested near school
• "Teeing It Up" Radio Show Hosts Bruin Golfers During Safeway Classic
• REGIONAL POLL: Bruin Men Rated No. 9 in USTFCCCA West Region Pre-Season Poll
• Crash takes out pole, cuts power to homes
• Bike improvements are coming to Newberg
• Local neighborhoods hit with vandalism on Wednesday night
• Next up: Homes for two families
• Aug. 20 Newberg fire log
• Many want Wu’s seat
• Aug. 20 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Newberg native draws the largest crowd yet for Tunes on Tuesday
• Tales from the `Grubby End'
• Joining the White House in service
• GFU student studies ways to wage peace in Israel, Switzerland
• New pastor, little change at Friends church
• Aug. 20 Pastoral Pondering: Church’s ‘outsiders’ have much to teach the flock
• Aug. 20 religion briefs
• Restoration of NHS field a community effort
• Bruins have big shoes to fill
• Neither GFU team expected to contend in ’11
• Fox athletes excel in the classroom as well
• Aug. 20 guest opinion: This is the way we do things in Iowa, in August
• Aug. 20 editorial: Many deserve our praise this week
• Three-car crash slows Highway 99W
• Aug. 20 community briefs
• Aug. 19 Community Calendar
• Deer droppings confirmed as E. coli cause
• NWC POLL: Bruins Hoping to Prove Last-Place Prediction in 2011 NWC Poll Wrong
• George Fox track teams honored with scholar-athlete awards
• Sports column: Dealing with forfeits is a tricky proposition
• E. coli in strawberries could be from deer droppings
• Asbestos ‘mishandled’ during demolition
• GFU team creates interactive online documentary
• Concertina class playing a tune for the 11th year
• Review: ‘30 Minutes or Less’ short and laughable
• Food for Thought: A summer of cooking delicious zucchini dishes
• Aug. 17 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Aug. 17 community briefs
• A girls’ day out, all at one stop
• Aug. 17 outstanding warrants
• George Fox makes review’s ‘Best in the West’ list again
• Aug. 17 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Aug. 17 business briefs
• Aug. 17 births
• GFU is on list of top schools
• Aug. 17 In the Service
• Aug. 17 letters to the editor
• Aug. 17 obituaries
• Aug. 17 guest opinion: Plenty of reasons to be worried about the country
• Tigers ahead of schedule
• Aug. 17 editorial: Don’t overreact to the outbreak
• Bruins tabbed to finish 7th in NWC
• Aug. 16 Community Calendar
• NWC POLL: Bruins Tabbed to Tie for 7th in Tightly-Packed Conference Volleyball Poll
• Bike plan will go before Newberg City Council
• Consultants will present fire station plan to Dundee council
• Toward a single football program
• Aug. 13 obituaries
• Sports column: OSAA’s ranking changes may not do enough
• Have a wildlife project?
• Newberg Open tourney returns for second year
• July Rex Hill Rainfall
• Prepared to serve
• Aug. 13 community briefs
• George Fox creates new center focused on future faith
• Committee forms to oppose initiative
• Methodist church joins Faith in Action coalition
• Rolling down the river
• Aug. 13 Pastoral Pondering: What does it mean to grow up?
• Dundee student wins statewide ‘If I Were Mayor ... contest
• Aug. 13 religion briefs
• Jack Quinby returns for a second year at Tunes on Tuesday
• Do you really want to see the face of ‘terrorism’?
• Aug. 13 editorial: It’s time for the voters to step up
• Legislature passes drunk driving bill, signed by governor
• Aug. 13 Newberg-Dundee police log
• Aug. 13 Newberg fire log
• Many applicants seek Newberg jobs
• School board has short meeting Tuesday night
• Aug. 13 Community Calendar
• ALL-ACADEMIC: Both Bruin Track Teams, Six Women’s Athletes Get USTFCCCA Honors
• Homeless man found dead in ‘suspicious’ circumstances
• Movie review: ‘The Help’ good story, but too black and white
• 8-10 Community Calendar
• 8-10 Business briefs
• 8-10 Community briefs
• A little hoops at lunchtime
• 8-10 Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• OSAA makes 3 changes to its rankings system
• 8-10 Outstanding Warrants
• Anna Phelps earns a spot on college’s Hall of Fame for her prowess in the pool
• Making Newberg a bike-friendly city
• 8-10 Sports brief
• 8-10 Obituaries and Death Notices
• 8-10 In the Service
• 8-10 Births
• 8-10 Editorial: Mark O. Hatfield: 1922-2011
• 8-10 Letters to the Editor
• Guest opinion: 2012 campaign will not be pretty
• Guest opinion: Why China is laughing all the way to the bank
• Newberg, university mourn Hatfield
• Newberg schools fail to meet AYP
• Photo contest will celebrate Days of Culture
• Attendance up at the county fair
• Buckley’s Lockers building razed
• For FFA, the fair is the place to be
• George Packing brunt of FDA warning letter
• Rural Newberg farm’s strawberries cause of E. coli outbreak, officials say
• Drunken argument leads to shots fired, police say
• Events at Le Puy - First Wedding Breakfast
• Pastoral Pondering: The desire for peace is ubiquitous among all of the world’s religions
• Aug. 6 religion briefs
• Aug. 6 Letters to the Editor
• Aug. 6 guest opinion: Apocalyptic thinking leads to the apocalypse
• Aug. 6 editorial: Hang on, it’s going to be a bumpy ride
• August 6 community briefs
• August 6 obituaries
• Third Thursday series on tap at Butteville Store
• Dundee garbage rates raised
• Council revises manager’s contract
• Bachmeier is a coach’s dream
• Newberg horse trainer is quietly building champions
• Gilmore building a kicking tradition
• Chehalem ends strong at Junior Olympics
• A glimpse of how it used to be done
• Fincher wins state swimming title to lead the CST Sharks
• Riverbend zone change decision set for next month
• Aug. 6 sports briefs
• As Wu bows out the field to fill his seat in Congress widens
• Fasting from dawn to dusk as a demonstration of faith
• Patrick Lamb jazzes up Tunes on Tuesday
• Love INC’s needs vary widely in August
• August 6 Community Calendar
• Newberg medic unit involved in serious-injury crash
• Craigslist ringleader sentenced to 40 years in prison
• Aug. 3 guest opinion: It’s time the senators do the work
• Aug. 3 editorial: Head Start is a good value
• Stern calls on Lewis to cover payout
• Local man arrested after head-on collision
• A party for a few close friends
• Man takes plea deal in cat killing
• Head Start program to expand in the county
• Registration open for CPRD’s next Safety Town
• Glass artist will return for show at The Dapper Frog
• Aug. 3 outstanding warrants
• Follow the white rabbit to The Allison Saturday
• August 3 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Paintings of lavender fields will be featured at First Friday Art Walk
• August 3 Newberg Fire Log
• Aug. 3 Arts & Leisure briefs
• August 3 anniversary announcement
• Jack in the Box hopes to open in town
• Father/daughter retreat is slated
• Chiropractic clinic makes the move from Dundee to a Newberg location
• Free early childhood screenings set for fall in Newberg, Mac
• Grumpy Dogs: A taste of Coney Island right here in Newberg
• Spread literacy one child at a time
• Aug. 3 business briefs
• Looking for a home
• Maddy Paskett’s confidence grows
• Buick/GM scholar chooses George Fox
• A busy week for local golfer Thomas Greller
• About time you learned to swim, isn’t it?
• Sherwood knocks Newberg out of state
• August 3 community briefs
• Aug. 3 Letters to the Editor
• August 3 Community Calendar
• ACADEMIC ALL-NWC: 67 Bruins Named 2010-11 Academic All-Northwest Conference
• From backpacks to children’s health, event changes focus
• Examining what the Bible has to say about business topic of CCCN talk Tuesday
• July 30 religion briefs
• July 30 Letters to the Editor
• What we don’t know about history can hurt us
• July 30 editorial: Wu right to step down from office
• July 30 community briefs
• Fest proceeds will go to raising funds for tiger’s treatment
• BMX is a family affair
• City manager’s contract on council agenda
• Newberg out in play-in game
• Home skills of the past brought to life
• Senior American team down, but not out just yet
• Children’s fund scores $156,000 gift
• Search for GFU football coach ends Sept. 1
• July 30 obituaries
• Newberg squad claims fifth at state tourney
• Greene is new queen
• A crowd favorite returns to enthusiastic crowd at Tunes
• A biblical text in an ancient language, Ge’ez
• Hymn Sing will remain unchanged
• Nearly 400 attend Teen’s Night together
• Wu resigns after months of controversy
• July 30 community calendar
• Still Time to Sign Up for Girls’ Basketball Camp at George Fox for August 1-4
• Take a listen to the melodies of Melody Guy
• Hostetler doesn’t hit ‘A’ mark in javelin
• Wiping the dust off big band music
• JBO team wins districts, berth in state tournament
• Movie review: ‘Crazy, Stupid, Love.” balances comedy, drama well
• Newberg claims district title, heads to state tourney
• July 27 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• JBO midget squad nixed from district tourney
• Global warming? County’s wine industry is ready
• July 27 Community Calendar
• Eyrie produces grapevine-wood knife
• July 27 Community Briefs
• State unemployment rate close to nation’s
• July 27 bridal engagement
• Beware suspicious door-to-door contractors
• July 27 birth announcement
• Juvenile strip search lawsuit expands
• July 27 wedding anniversary
• Town preps to blow its top
• Man dies Sunday in motorcycle crash
• Tales from the Grubby End
• July 27 outstanding warrants
• Bond money goes to work
• July 27 Newberg fire log
• July 27 Newberg-Dundee police log
• July 27 editorial: The town's big party soon begins
• Thatcher’s gun bills fail to survive session
• The evil of Rupert Murdoch
• Dundee fire station project going forward
• July 27 Letters to the Editor
• Funeral buffer bill dies in Senate
• Abby’s is out, but coach is all smiles
• Cyrus Hostetler on the comeback trail
• ‘First reading’ system waived on its inaugural run
• The gift of a song for local seniors
• Tigers begin working in the trenches
• Pigs, their owners fare well at the fair
• Teens will become ‘homeless’ for short time
• Last round of sports camps means fall seasons are near
• Library expands its online resources
• July 23 Pastoral Pondering: You should know that God loves you just as you are
• July 23 Community Briefs
• July 23 religion briefs
• Some bills set to take effect, others idle
• Redistricting lawsuit is dismissed
• July 23 Letters to the Editor
• July 23 obituaries
• Mann delivers rhythm to ‘Tunes’
• July 23 guest opinion: Drop in illegal immigration opens door for real reform
• July 23 In the Service
• Big events at wineries? Could be soon
• July 23 editorial: Farm bills may be a slippery slope
• ‘First reading’ system waived on its inaugural run
• After false starts, council approves UGB/EOA changes
• Cyrus Hostetler on the comeback trail
• Pigs, their owners fare well at the fair
• Thomas family will soon return to Rwandan mission
• Tigers begin working in the trenches
• Library expands its online resources
• The gift of a song for local seniors
• Last round of sports camps means fall seasons are near
• July 23 Community Briefs
• Teens will become ‘homeless’ for short time
• Redistricting lawsuit is dismissed
• July 23 Pastoral Pondering: You should know that God loves you just as you are
• Mann delivers rhythm to ‘Tunes’
• July 23 religion briefs
• Big events at wineries? Could be soon
• July 23 Letters to the Editor
• Some bills set to take effect, others idle
• After false starts, council approves UGB/EOA changes
• July 23 guest opinion: Drop in illegal immigration opens door for real reform
• July 23 obituaries
• July 23 editorial: Farm bills may be a slippery slope
• July 23 In the Service
• Thomas family will soon return to Rwandan mission
• July 23 Community Calendar
• July 23 Community Calendar
• Feds take over local sexting case
• Abby’s survives, advances to super regional
• July 20 Newberg fire log
• Wood brings home silver from masters track championships
• July 20 outstanding warrants
• Fundraiser for injured cowboys proves a success
• July 20 Newberg fire log
• Tales from the `Grubby End'
• Play structure rises up on Wynooski
• Touring concertina camp stops in Newberg
• President’s plan unlikely to affect school district
• Dundee presenter will be featured at ART Elements
• July 20 anniversary
• Chehalem Mountain art show will return for eighth year July 30-31
• July 20 obituaries and death notices
• July 20 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Newberg Blockbuster store closes suddenly
• Get ‘Uprooted’ for a taste of outdoor city fare in Newberg
• SP enters into a deal with its lenders
• July 20 business briefs
• July 20 Community Briefs
• July 20 Letters to the Editor
• Striving in their own way
• July 20 guest opinion: Feds go after baseball but not bankers
• New state radio effort launches near Newberg
• July 20 editorial: Congratulations, athletes
• Audit: Drama, not management, ruled county clerk’s office
• June Rex Hill Rainfall
• Regionals an eye opener for Nitro
• July 19 Community Calendar
• Still Time to Sign Up for George Fox’s Bruin Basketball Academy Coming Up July 25-28
• Some bills stall before Legislature adjourns
• City council will consider ‘batch’ annexations plan
• Ice cream social will raise cash for Juliette’s House
• July 16 Community Briefs
• As is Somali tradition, with this tea comes a story
• Healing Mass one of seven sacraments of Catholic Church
• Pastoral Pondering: There is no understanding mysteries
• Learning the game one stroke at a time
• Sharks are ready for state meets
• GFU’s Cameron nets an academic honor
• July 16 Letters to the Editor
• A plethora of softball camps on tap in Newberg
• Obama meets the ‘tweeple’
• DA: Officer justified in shooting Dundee man
• July 16 editorial: Welcome to Newberg, athletes
• Budding archaeologists are unearthing Champoeg history
• July 16 Newberg Fire Log
• Woollum ends trial, takes plea bargain
• July 16 obituaries
• Excitement runs through Tunes on Tuesday opener
• City of Dundee seeks the public’s input on new fire station
• Champoeg shakes, rattles and rolls
• Newberg school board swears in new members
• July 15 Community Calendar
• JBO squad headed to state tourney
• Bruins’ Cameron Makes NGCA Division III All-American Scholar Team for 4th Time
• July 13 Newberg Fire Log
• St. Paul Rodeo enjoys ‘banner year’
• Newberg man injured in Vernonia crash
• Now you can dispose of your meds properly
• Outdoor burn enacted in Yamhill County
• Dundee run proves even more popular the second year
• Local school district official excited by possibilities
• Brazile earns all-around cowboy honors
• Red Cross seeks blood donors as supply dwindles
• Newberg team third at state
• July 13 Community Briefs
• Locals recognized by universities, colleges across U.S.
• Abby’s splits its weekend road swing
• July 13 Letters to the Editor
• Cultural center will host events during festival
• Cuddeford qualifies for Junior Olympics national championships
• July 13 guest opinion: A successful legislative session
• Park and rec district opens registration for fall soccer programs
• July 13 editorial: Dispose of medications properly
• New education program at GFU has its first graduating class
• Art Walk looking at limiting repeat participants
• July 13 obituaries and death notices
• ‘Harry Potter:’ A masterful finish to the series
• July 13 anniversary
• ‘Horrible Bosses’ not just for those who wish their bosses dead
• July 13 In the Service
• July 13 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Newberg man dies after ATV rollover on Saturday
• Roasting coffee with a mission to help the farmer
• Speed may have been a factor in deadly crash
• Suntron building remains vacant
• Police say alcohol, speed led to crash at Champoeg
• July 13 business briefs
• July 13 outstanding warrants
• Judge rules Jarnagin can visit his girlfriend’s son
• July 12 Community Calendar
• Bicycle ministry makes stop in town
• Newberg Nitro take second at ASA state tourney
• Wooden bats don’t slow Abby’s down
• Yurkovich PRs; Worlds are up next
• Bicycle ministry makes stop in town
• Newberg Nitro take second at ASA state tourney
• Wooden bats don’t slow Abby’s down
• Yurkovich PRs; Worlds are up next
• Junior lifeguard class set to begin at CPRD
• July 9 religion briefs
• Blacksmiths and woodworkers will soon be on display
• Pastoral Pondering
• CPRD offers festival talent in the making
• Church invites men to hear speaker
• Council tables code changes to ...
• Labyrinth offers chance for quiet contemplation
• Tunes on Tuesday will kick off next week in a big way
• July 9 Community Briefs
• Legislature approves redistricting without local support
• July 9 Outstanding Warrants
• Platinum sponsor will allow festival to expand
• Sherwood man arrested after Newberg cat is slain
• Grum initiative qualifies for ballot
• July 9 religion briefs
• Carrying on the work
• Pastoral Pondering
• Legislature passes bill for wine country plates
• Church invites men to hear speaker
• Junior lifeguard class set to begin at CPRD
• Labyrinth offers chance for quiet contemplation
• Tunes on Tuesday will kick off next week in a big way
• Blacksmiths and woodworkers will soon be on display
• Legislature approves redistricting without local support
• CPRD offers festival talent in the making
• Platinum sponsor will allow festival to expand
• Council tables code changes to ...
• Grum initiative qualifies for ballot
• July 9 Community Briefs
• Carrying on the work
• July 9 Outstanding Warrants
• Legislature passes bill for wine country plates
• Sherwood man arrested after Newberg cat is slain
• July 9 Community Calendar
• July 9 Community Calendar
• July 9 obituaries
• July 9 obituaries
• Review: ‘Horrible Bosses’ is funny ... and not just for those who dream of killing their bosses
• Review: ‘Horrible Bosses’ is funny ... and not just for those who dream of killing their bosses
• George Fox Sets Series of Softball Camps for All Skill Levels for August 10-12
• Salem couple arrested in armed robbery at Newberg motel
• Full of Life Farm will host farm tour, concert
• A year later, paint recycling program continues to grow
• Animator-turned-sculptor up next at Dapper Frog
• H.E.A.R.T. strives to give children a voice
• BarlowGirl takes the stage at GFU
• July 6 editorial: Well done, all of you
• July 6 school briefs
• July 6 guest opinion: Why the 2012 conventional wisdom could be wrong
• Joan Austin Elementary School considering initiating SMART
• July 6 Letter to the Editor
• George Fox reinstates common book program
• Wu introduces ‘green’ transportation bill
• Student carries on exchange tradition
• Sing the national anthem for SOOR
• District saves on bond sale
• Tales from the Grubby End
• City groundskeeper lauded for outreach
• Changes on tap for education in Oregon
• Mayor contest winners picked
• Two pillars of NDPD retire
• July 6 obituaries
• An explorer recognized
• Newberg Pumas win Tigard tourney
• July 6 In the Service
• Rodeo continues a summertime tradition
• Sharks fare well at Summer Blast meet
• July 6 community briefs
• Sparks takes home PBR title
• July 6 Newberg Fire Log
• St. Paul fourth in Oregonian Cup
• July 6 outstanding warrants
• Abby’s sweeps Centennial
• Website allows access to crimes online in real time
• July 6 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• July 6 business briefs
• July 5 Community Calendar
• Kubisiak picks PSU
• Kamahoahoa takes the reins
• Yurkovich second at national championships
• Dental ministry worldwide
• Clean out your closet and fulfill a need
• July 2 Pastoral Pondering: It was more than awkward
• July 2 religion briefs
• Does the state of Oregon owe you money?
• School board OKs synthetic turf at NHS
• Missing woman, child found in Newberg
• Woman charged with stealing from friend
• Be mindful of fire safety in the forest over the Fourth
• July 2 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Council cleans up after holiday
• CPRD will host three science camps
• July 2 obituaries
• July 1 Community Calendar
• July 2 Community Briefs
• Whatever happened to the Champoeg amphitheater?
• Public works director resigns, citing personnel issues
• Branch faces charges after release
• Rodeo bull riding on a slightly smaller scale
• George Fox to Host Volleyball Camp for Hitters and Setters on August 4-6
• 2011 graduation is the last for two NHS principals
• July a busy month for sports camps
• The Barbers cut Tigers down to size
• Cuddeford leads Newberg contingent at Junior Olympics
• IRS revokes nonprofit status of organizations
• Council rejects appeal of Habitat decision
• Relay for Life marches on
• June 29 editorial: The St. Paul Rodeo: A slice of Americana
• Couple’s hunting TV show will debut
• No, senator, they’re not isolationists
• June 29 business briefs
• June 29 Letters to the Editor
• Dundee man launches a new social networking website
• June 29 obituaries
• Baker’s TV Service closes its doors after 83 years
• June 29 anniversary
• June 29 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Looking for a home
• ‘Teacher’ uses a lack of tact to get laughs
• June 29 community briefs
• Native is featured at the next Art Walk
• June 29 Newberg Fire Log
• Trolley gets sponsor for First Friday
• June 29 school briefs
• Picturing Oregon’s forgotten places and familiar faces
• Full-day kindergarten on its way across the state
• June 29 Community Calendar
• Fourth of July weekend ... ya’ll know what that means
• Love INC dental clinics have proven popular
• Newberg parks will stay ‘dry,’ council decrees
• June 25 Community Briefs
• Paddle launch opens today
• Holiday will alter deadlines
• Designing her dream
• Friends book sale proves to be a hit
• June 25 sports briefs
• Garbage rates will increase; 2nd-hand dealers regulated
• Sharks place high at Mike Morris Invite
• Dundee riverside master plan tabled to July 5 meeting
• Abby’s settles for a tough split this week
• Council votes to reopen record on UGB/EOA changes
• AARP class on driver safety set
• Heartbreak at the Oregon Amateur
• June 25 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Council missed out on an opportunity
• June 25 Letters to the Editor
• June 25 guest opinion -- Survey: Yes, the U.S. is indeed going to hell in a handbasket
• June 25 Pastoral Pondering: The fading glory of accomplishment
• June 25 religion briefs
• Whitling to speak at Veritas confab
• Mobile dental van provides relief
• June 25 Community Calendar
• Knife-wielding Dundee man shot by police
• Many miles, many roads I have traveled
• ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA: Bruins’ Miller Named Third Team Academic All-American
• June 22 school briefs
• Alleged online predator arrested in Newberg on Friday
• Thatcher school audit bill passes in House
• Accidental shootings end in wounds, arrest
• Traveling to Ethiopia with a mission: education
• June 22 editorial: What is going on out there?
• June 22 outstanding warrants
• A Californian seeks acceptance
• Armed robbery hits local hotel
• June 22 business briefs
• GFU tabs experienced operating exec
• OHSU school will benefit from A-dec Inc. largess
• June 22 Community Briefs
• Newberg businesses shuffle locations
• June 22 Obituaries
• Winery opens tasting room for second label
• June 22 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Not to harp on about concerts, but ...
• Vet assaulted in St. Paul brawl
• Graphic design class inspires student
• Strasser case now extends to land use
• June 22 anniversary
• CAT metes provisions for felines
• Juliette’s House gets $85K-plus in grants
• Slowly bringing memories back to life
• Nearly 2,000 people sign Grum’s petition
• Locals fighting to make the cut at the Oregon Amateur
• Abby’s takes third at McMinnville tourney
• One last hurrah for St. Paul players
• June 22 Community Calendar
• 6-18 Religion briefs
• 6-18 Sports briefs
• Guest opinion: Governors are sneaking the Plutocrats’ agenda into states across the nation
• Two locals qualify for Oregon Amateur
• The top 10 high school sports moments of 2010-2011
• 6-18 Senior meals
• One stop shop for small businesses
• Volunteers capitalize on training opportunity
• Public Works Day: Fun for the kids, and educational too
• 6-18 Community briefs
• 6-18 Community calendar
• 6-18 In the service
• Packed council agenda includes many old issues
• Mom of slain Veritas student arrested
• Thousands falsely accused by B of A of failing to pay taxes
• Garbage rates could increase
• Guest opinion: The federal government is throwing money down a bottomless hole
• Pastoral pondering: If asked, how would you fare in a spiritual assessment?
• 6-18 Letters to the editor
• Foster to speak at Christian Chamber of Commerce event
• 6-18 Editorial: Human societies need police
• Celebrating faith, graduation
• Alleged child murderer ruled bail eligible
• Alleged child murderer ruled bail eligible
• Guest opinion: Who won the Great Republican Debate?
• Guest opinion: Who won the Great Republican Debate?
• ‘Green Lantern:’ A good intro, but too much plot
• ‘Green Lantern:’ A good intro, but too much plot
• June 15 school briefs
• June 15 editorial: Some kudoes are required
• Really big reader comes to Joan Austin Elementary
• City planning document changes draw heated discussion, as expected
• Moorland wins it all in FFA lamb show contests in Turner
• June 15 guest opinion: You need a minimum amount of likability to get elected
• Casey Kubisiak: A class act
• County clerk’s pay docked over alleged performance issues
• Alternative Ed school graduates largest class ever
• June 15 Letters to the Editor
• Abby’s splits a pair over the weekend
• PCC building on track
• Brothers get an early jump on senior projects
• City planning document changes draw heated discussion, as expected
• Studio owner buys dancewear shop next door
• June 15 Business Briefs
• Really big reader comes to Joan Austin Elementary
• County clerk’s pay docked over alleged performance issues
• June 15 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Newberg Steel moves to new quarters after 60 years on Main Street
• Casey Kubisiak: A class act
• PCC building on track
• Peace activist will promote memoir
• Volunteer Voyages seeks ... volunteers
• Graduates rejoice
• Abby’s splits a pair over the weekend
• Graduates rejoice
• Secret art boxes will hit the auction block this month
• Baumholtz steps down as coach
• June 15 community briefs
• Studio owner buys dancewear shop next door
• June 15 Business Briefs
• Tigers choose seasoned coach
• June 15 In the Service
• June 15 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Newberg Steel moves to new quarters after 60 years on Main Street
• For many athletes, the next step is college
• June 15 outstanding warrants
• Peace activist will promote memoir
• Volunteer Voyages seeks ... volunteers
• June 15 community briefs
• Champoeg will host an old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration
• Faith in Action gets United Way grants
• Secret art boxes will hit the auction block this month
• Baumholtz steps down as coach
• June 15 In the Service
• Colors and feel of summer on display at ART Elements
• Historic society sets county birthday fête
• Tigers choose seasoned coach
• June 15 outstanding warrants
• Tales from the Grubby End: Sidney Smith, his schoolmarm child and Oregon State
• Madeline Coleman crowned 2011 dairy princess
• For many athletes, the next step is college
• Faith in Action gets United Way grants
• June 15 school briefs
• It’s summer ... pick up a book
• Champoeg will host an old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration
• Historic society sets county birthday fête
• Moorland wins it all in FFA lamb show contests in Turner
• June 15 editorial: Some kudoes are required
• Colors and feel of summer on display at ART Elements
• Madeline Coleman crowned 2011 dairy princess
• Alternative Ed school graduates largest class ever
• June 15 guest opinion: You need a minimum amount of likability to get elected
• Tales from the Grubby End: Sidney Smith, his schoolmarm child and Oregon State
• It’s summer ... pick up a book
• Brothers get an early jump on senior projects
• June 15 Letters to the Editor
• June 15 obituaries
• June 15 obituaries
• June 14 community calendar
• June 14 community calendar
• Bruins 1st in Region, 11th Nationally in Final Stats; Morrison 1st in Region, 7th Nationally
• Annual McMinnville garden tour, fair approaches
• Peaking at just the right time
• June 7 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Sports camp season has arrived in Newberg
• June 7 Letters to the Editor
• Bruin trio earn academic accolades
• June 7 guest opinion: It’s time to end all entitlements in America
• George Fox alums are honored as Oregon Principals of the Year
• June 7 editorial: ‘Real world?’ You can have it
• Students learn to enjoy the outdoors
• Champoeg will celebrate bluebirds’ return to the area
• C.S. Lewis student collects food for pets
• Newberg cadet is gearing up for a busy summer with CAP
• June 7 School Briefs
• June 7 Outstanding Warrants
• Mystical business opens on First Street
• June 7 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Artisanal Wine Cellars now has a tasting room of its own
• June 7 Newberg Fire Log
• Where to go when you want a red wine
• June 7 Business Briefs
• Council will weigh in on Habitat appeal
• The next step, the final farewell
• Waste Management plans to relaunch landfill expansion
• Hill Dogs strive to create a sound that rises above the rest
• Glass artist is up next at Dapper Frog
• June 7 Community Briefs
• June 7 Community Calendar
• June 3 Outstanding Warrants
• Fish, crab, clam anywhere for free during June event
• June 3 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Prof’s work on birds will be applied to climate change study
• June 3 Newberg Fire Log
• Class for dogs – and their owners
• Evergreen Wings and Waves Waterpark opens Monday to the delight of children
• Jarnagin will face trial next week
• Christened with a familiar name
• Wine-lovers race will return to Dundee in July
• Exploring the county’s spookier side
• June 3 editorial: Good athletes, better students
• Replace ‘buy local’ laws with the laws of economics
• June 3 Letters to the Editor
• June 4 Community Briefs
• Organist will seek a different note
• NHS lauds a successful year in sports
• Book group sends letter to Obama about bin Laden
• Tigers enjoy a banner year in the classroom, too
• Love INC suggests giving the gift of a backpack
• Newberg equestrian team on the rise in state competition
• June 3 Religion Briefs
• June 3 sports briefs
• Strasser faces additional charges, refuses to appear
• City council will tackle budget, planning docs and the ‘festival zone’
• June 3 Community Calendar
• ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT: Cassel, Miller Named to Academic All-District VIII Teams
• ALL-AMERICA: NCAA Champ Johnson, Decathlete Dillow Receive USTFCCCA Honors
• June 1 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Veterinarian’s new ‘clinic’ is your home
• Newberg finally joins the ranks of towns with brewpubs
• June 1 business briefs
• Johnson runs to a national title in 100 hurdles
• Tiger players recognized for their play
• Hey, guys dig volleyball too!
• Four Bruins lauded in region
• June 1 Community Briefs
• A simple homage to those who served
• June 1 weddings
• Wet and wild fun on the Willamette
• Don your dancing shoes and come help fight cancer
• Dundee trail taking shape
• Art Walk lineup bound to be varied
• John Lyda honored as George Fox volunteer of the year
• Beer garden spices up Art Walk
• Champoeg celebrates State Parks Day
• June 1 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• June 1 guest opinion: There’s just something about marriage in America
• SPHS sends 17 graduates into the world after Friday ceremony
• June 1 editorial: Thumbs up to a host of people
• State streamlines school regulations via two Senate bills
• Deputy faces trio of charges
• ORCA students all gather amid storm for graduation
• Safe Kids Fair returns to Newberg on Saturday
• June 1 School Briefs
• May 31 Community Calendar
• NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: Johnson’s National Title in 100 Hurdles Bruins’ 3rd in NCAA
• May 28 editorial: Be careful out there this weekend
• Sheriff’s marine patrol will ply the river in a new boat
• Newberg caps season with a win
• State SWAT team aids in drug bust
• Oregon’s bottle bill expanded by the Legislature
• Tiger girls lose thrilling finale 26-22
• Crash near St. Paul requires extrication
• Bill will honor fallen veterans
• Johnson shares conference co-coach accolade
• May 28 Newberg Fire Log
• Citizen’s Initiative Review bill moves forward in Legislature
• Roseburg eliminates Newberg Tigers from state playoffs
• May 28 Community Briefs
• Home bill passes in the Senate
• Chehalem Swim Team stays busy in May
• Sheriff’s marine patrol will ply the river in a new boat
• Seeking a Home
• Wes Cook: Once a coach, always a coach
• Oregon’s bottle bill expanded by the Legislature
• Newberg caps season with a win
• Boat shack is on track?
• Camping’s end times prophecy falls a bit short
• Bill will honor fallen veterans
• Tiger girls lose thrilling finale 26-22
• Paying tribute to the dead
• May 28 Religion Briefs
• Citizen’s Initiative Review bill moves forward in Legislature
• Johnson shares conference co-coach accolade
• Local Knight is named state’s boss
• Home bill passes in the Senate
• Roseburg eliminates Newberg Tigers from state playoffs
• Thanks for investing in the community’s future
• Seeking a Home
• Chehalem Swim Team stays busy in May
• May 28 editorial: Be careful out there this weekend
• Boat shack is on track?
• Wes Cook: Once a coach, always a coach
• State SWAT team aids in drug bust
• Paying tribute to the dead
• Camping’s end times prophecy falls a bit short
• Crash near St. Paul requires extrication
• May 28 Religion Briefs
• May 28 Newberg Fire Log
• Local Knight is named state’s boss
• Thanks for investing in the community’s future
• May 28 Community Briefs
• Austins receive SOLV leadership award
• Austins receive SOLV leadership award
• May 27 Community Calendar
• May 27 Community Calendar
• May 27 Obituaries: Maunu, Mannenbach, Rosenow, Lower
• May 27 Obituaries: Maunu, Mannenbach, Rosenow, Lower
• NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: Dillow 6th in Decathlon; Johnson Qualifies for 100H Finals
• Movie review: ‘Hangover 2’ funny, but doesn’t hold up
• ALL-REGION: Four Bruins Receive All-West Region Honors from Coaches’ Association
• Summer Basketball Academy at George Fox Set for July 25-28 for 2nd-10th Graders
• NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: Bruin Heptathletes Have Ground to Make Up; 4x100 Falters
• Koch, Watchmen exceed expectations at state
• St. Paul claims fifth place at state
• Petrie second, team 16th at state
• Tiger girls take a big step forward
• Newberg upends Redmond 3-1 at state
• Johnson takes advantage of ‘Last Chance’ meet
• May 25 Outstanding Warrants
• May 25 Newberg-Dundee Police log
• May 25 Newberg Fire Log
• May 25 Births
• May 25 Weddings
• May 25 Community Briefs
• Tales from the Grubby End: Recent news reminds us of a forgotten tale about Herbert Hoover
• Eight Hands Two Grand will return for another try
• Rodeo fun officially begins with trail ride
• Movie review: ‘Pirates 4’ familiar, but tops previous two entries
• Lawsuit would put congressional redistricting in YamCo court
• May 25 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Dundee scores big ODOT grant
• Music history class on tap
• There will be racing in Newberg
• May 25 School Briefs
• Death With Dignity: A controversial act, 13 years later
• Don’t just recycle that wine bottle ... refill it
• GFU graduate students study business in China
• May 25 Business Briefs
• May 25 editorial: Some events you won't want to miss
• May 25 guest opinion: What will be the U.S. mission after bin Laden’s death?
• May 25 Letters to the Editor
• May 24 Community Calendar
• May 24 obituaries and death notices: Mannenbach, Burnett, Maunu
• WHAT'S BRUIN: Track & Field Weekly News & Notes 5/23
• Grove impresses in state debut
• Tigers pounce on Scots 14-3
• Weston steps down at NHS
• Newberg battles to third at districts
• Newberg bows out versus David Douglas
• Liberty ends Newberg’s season
• NHS tabs new volleyball coach
• Croteau slips at state tournament
• Bruins still shooting for NCAA marks
• 5-21 Sports briefs
• Former Newberg mom investigated for possible medical child abuse
• Former Newberg mom investigated for possible medical child abuse
• Seatbelt enforcement set for next week
• Seatbelt enforcement set for next week
• Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• 5-21 Newberg Fire Department log
• 5-21 Newberg Fire Department log
• Police nab burglary suspect in a day
• Police nab burglary suspect in a day
• Newberg Planning Commission backs Habitat lot partition
• Newberg Planning Commission backs Habitat lot partition
• Domestic violence: Treating the disease
• Domestic violence: Treating the disease
• School board incumbents all win
• School board incumbents all win
• 5-21 Community briefs
• 5-21 Community briefs
• 5-21 Community calendar
• 5-21 Community calendar
• 5-21 Senior Meals
• 5-21 Senior Meals
• 5-21 Obituaries
• 5-21 Obituaries
• Plans for cultural district incite controversy
• Plans for cultural district incite controversy
• Baccalaureate prep well underway
• Baccalaureate prep well underway
• Youth group hauls cross home
• Youth group hauls cross home
• Pastoral Pondering: Glory most needed in marriages
• Pastoral Pondering: Glory most needed in marriages
• 5/21 Religion briefs
• 5/21 Religion briefs
• 5/21 Guest opinion: Rapping at the White House
• 5/21 Guest opinion: Rapping at the White House
• 5-21 Letters to the editor
• 5-21 Letters to the editor
• Column: Ring matters for love it represents
• Column: Ring matters for love it represents
• 5-21 Guest opinion: Another view of a plentiful fueld
• 5-21 Guest opinion: Another view of a plentiful fueld
• 5-21 Editorial: Congratulations go out to many
• 5-21 Editorial: Congratulations go out to many
• ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT: Bruins’ Cameron Academic All-District VIII for Third Time
• Morrison Named BAA Athlete of the Week; Bruins 11th in Overall Golfstat Rankings
• WHAT'S BRUIN: Track & Field Weekly News & Notes 5/19
• Alleged pedophile arrested
• Newberg school bond passes easily
• A Storage Place goes green with solar
• Boys lacrosse loses badly, but it matters little
• May 18 Business Briefs
• McMinnville shuts out Newberg 3-0
• Two local students’ next step: Annapolis, U.S. Naval Academy
• St. Paul storms to a district title
• Teacher praises band’s work ethic
• Watchmen qualify in 5 events
• Tiger tennis team is fifth at district meet
• George Fox tabs two profs for top graduate honors
• May 18 guest opinion: Does serving the public make one a patriot or a freeloader?
• Projects come to an end with presentations
• May 18 letters to the editor: School board election points to the futility of the system
• May 18 School Briefs
• May 18 editorial: Redistricting? Make it fair
• May 18 Community Briefs
• A school carnival with a flair for drama
• May 18 Engagements
• May 18 Outstanding Warrants
• Who will represent us? Redistricting plan is underway
• May 18 Births
• May 18 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Latina women to offer testimony at church Friday
• May 18 Newberg Fire Log
• A mouse will soon roar in Newberg
• Tiger girls cruise to district title
• Get your passport to wine and art at Pinot & Palette
• Newberg boys unable to overcome Tigard
• Food for Thought: Nut cake — light, tasty, gluten-free
• Newberg closes out with 5-1 win at Hillsboro
• May 18 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Bruins finish 12th in title tournament
• Fresh vegetables, but not from the market or garden
• Newberg falls to Lake Oswego 26-5
• May 17 Community Calendar
• May 17 Obituaries: Jaquith, Blodgett, Wyatt
• NGCA AWARDS: Morrison Named 2nd Team All-American; Morrison, Nap All-Region
• Tales from the Grubby End: Examining Ewing Young's legacy in Oregon
• NHS a surprise at districts
• May 14 Community Briefs
• Ranta, Winterstein earn first team NWC accolades
• Two Bruin softball players earn all-league honors
• Farmers could see relief from inheritance tax bill
• Ballot returns dismal as Tuesday deadline looms
• Newberg man ordered to repay fraudulent workers’ comp benefits
• Celebrating 400 years of the King James Bible
• St. Peter’s begins offering a Friday meal
• May 14 Religion Briefs
• May 14 Letters to the Editor
• May 14 guest opinion: A declaration of amnesty and peace
• May 14 editorial: Vote and make your voice heard
• Law officials stress need for continued early ed programs
• NHS drops a pair to McMinnville
• May 14 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Bruins 12th through three rounds at championships
• House passes Buy Oregon First Bill
• Andrew Grove rallies to earn state finals berth
• Hotel tax up $100,000 from original estimates for year
• Tigers maul Mountain View 12-7; play-in game next
• Tigers drop their final two at home
• School board candidate will attempt to withdraw from race
• May 14 Obituaries
• May 14 Community Calendar
• Johnson BAA Athlete of the Week for 4th Time after Strong Efforts at Oregon Twilight
• Gartner Garners BAA Weekly Award with Win over NAIA Power Lewis-Clark State
• NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: Bruins Finish 12th as Final Round of Nationals Washed Out
• NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: Bruins Shoot Second-Best Round of the Day to Climb to 10th
• Veritas choir tops in 1A/2A division
• Tigard completes sweep with 12-3 win
• FFA teams place high in a variety of contests
• Packed slate has NHS ready for districts
• Board considers toughening middle school standards
• GFU women break school track record
• Kays, McMinn tabbed as the best of the best at George Fox
• Battle Ground downs Newberg 33-5
• STEM grant helps local students get jobs
• Bucks have their eyes on district meet
• May 11 School Briefs
• Baltzell lauded for helping children
• Letter carriers’ food drive this weekend
• Ask fhe Officer: Questions arise on insurance, lighting
• Rotary auction proves a hit
• May 11 Outstanding Warrants
• Habitat partition faces appeal
• May 11 Newberg Fire Log
• Museum searching for some torch bearers
• ‘Tunes’ longer, more upbeat and better sounding
• Newberg is reading ... a whole lot
• Newberg, Dundee underrepresented in lit contest
• May 11 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• May 11 Community Briefs
• Counterfeit $20 bills surface in Newberg of late
• NHS all but wraps up playoff berth
• Friendsview excels in state review
• North Clackamas still too strong for Newberg
• May 11 Business Briefs
• Bruins close out season with losses
• Bid awarded for wastewater treatment plant
• May 10 Community Calendar
• May 10 Obituaries
• DA will file elections complaint against school board candidate
• GOLF CENTRAL: Official NCAA Tournament website, Live stats at Golfstat.com
• NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: Bruins Finish First Day of National Tournament Tied for 12th
• GFU Golf Team Meets Greg Oden; Bruins 7th in D-III Poll, 4th in National Stats Ranking
• LINFIELD 6, GEORGE FOX 4: Bruins End Season with Loss to NWC Champion Wildcats
• May 7 guest opinion: Bond community’s chance to protect its investment
• May 7 editorial: Participate in democracy
• Tigers in the home stretch
• April Rex Hill Rainfall
• Newberg tops Hillsboro, falls to Mac
• Sprucing up the downtown, once again
• Tigers come through in the clutch to beat the Vikings on the road
• Shelter dog up for adoption
• Tualatin overwhelms Newberg 18-2, will face Glencoe Monday
• May 7 Community Briefs
• C.S. Lewis tunes up for district meet
• Tree quickly becomes a carving
• Tigard takes two from NHS
• Council learns of festival changes
• NHS’s Peter Russo earns ‘triple crown’
• ODOT offers council a look at the bypass property acquisition process
• Newberg boys’ golf team sixth at league meet at Forest Hills
• Newberg, Dundee are still looking for young would-be mayors
• Mayors' Prayer Breakfast will celebrate 25 years
• Church nets more than $12,000 for Convoy of Hope
• May 7 religion briefs
• NDPD 1 of 26 Oregon agencies accredited
• Police say March robbery was a hoax
• May 7 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• May 7 Letters to the Editor
• GEORGE FOX 5, LEWIS-CLARK ST 3: Gartner Hurls Bruins Past NAIA Power Warriors
• Church market will return
• May 6 Obituaries
• May 6 Community Calendar
• Movie review: ‘Borrowed’ is good – for a romantic comedy, that is
• ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT: Ranta Named Second Team Academic All-District VIII
• PAC LUTHERAN 6, GEORGE FOX 4: Lutes Rally with Four in 9th to Overtake Bruins
• ALL-CONFERENCE: Chriss and Renteria Receive Honorable Mention All-NWC Honors
• Kongela, Johnson Get BAA Honors; 2 Qualifying Events Left; GFU Women Now 14th
• Have a heart, help a heart
• Oregon Historical Society will honor the Austins
• 5-4 Senior meals
• Outburst lifts Newberg to sweep
• May 5 Newberg Fire Log
• Newberg rips Linn Benton 41-0
• Brian Ranta signs on to play for the Corvallis Knights
• May 5 Letters to the Editor
• Tigers drop games to Tualatin, Century
• May 5 guest opinion: John Adams would be disappointed
• Newberg comes through in the clutch
• May 5 editorial: Passing the school bond a no-brainer
• George Fox pounds Concordia-Portland 11-3 Monday
• County budget picture appears grim
• 3 Bruins bounced early at Ojai Valley
• The aroma of pancakes draws a crowd
• Sen. Boquist’s death leave bill advances to House
• No word on proceeds from EYP, but response is good
• County adopts bypass changes
• Fastenal debuts unusual vending machines
• Graduation rates climb to nearly 75 percent at NHS
• Attorney Pihl is named pro tem judge
• New teachers unsure whether they’ll be working next year
• Hearing center works to promote online hearing test
• May 4 School Briefs
• May 5 Business Briefs
• First Friday Art Walk features new venues
• Prescription drug turn-in proves popular in Newberg
• Anna Tewes: From the classroom to the gallery
• Motorcycle crashes at lowest level since 2004, but 38 still die
• May 4 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• May 5 Outstanding Warrants
• Tigers suffer tough loss
• May 5 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• May 4 Community Calendar
• May 5 Community Briefs
• Bruin Basketball Academy to Teach Boys and Girls Fundamentals on May 14-15
• GEORGE FOX 11, CONCORDIA 3: Big Innings Boost Bruins by Cavs in Final Home Game
• Newberg falls to Sherwood and Century
• George Fox sixth at NWC championships
• Glencoe pounds Newberg 11-1
• Easter tithes go to relief
• A new ministry: Over-the-counter meds
• GFU sends students to Peru to serve
• St. Peter joins four other churches in opening for dinner
• April 30 Religion Briefs
• Newberg man arrest on suspicion of child abuse
• April 30 guest opinion: The budget mess: A crisis in legitimacy
• Tigers get back on track
• April 29 Letters to the Editor
• NHS shreds Forest Grove
• April 30 editorial: Festival organizers going too far
• Tigard overwhelms Newberg 16-3
• Wu gets an earful, responds Thursday at town hall meeting
• Tigers frustrated by Vikings
• Public adds its input on city budget
• Newberg sixth at Michelbook in league tourney
• Urban renewal for rural airports lifts off despite opposition
• Newberg sails past Forest Grove, goes to 4-0 in league
• Bucks, Watchmen fare well at Lions Invitational
• PACIFIC TWILIGHT: Bruins Win 4 Women’s, 2 Men’s Events on Last Day of Pacific Meet
• April 29 obituaries
• April 29 obituaries
• April 29 Community Calendar
• April 29 Community Calendar
• April 29 Community Briefs
• April 29 Community Briefs
• A new theater company for Newberg
• Glencoe picks apart Newberg boys lacrosse team in 14-2 win Friday
• GFU’s Bauman Auditorium will come alive as choirs compete
• What if the big one hits?
• April 27 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Trio wins ‘Partners in Ed’ awards
• Cultural district vision refined
• Board gets an update on small schools program
• Eat, drink well and give back
• Pageantry is all for a worthy cause
• Craigslist predator accepts plea offer, faces sentencing
• April 27 School Briefs
• April 27 Community Briefs
• May Quilt and Button Show will feature some old, some new
• April 27 Outstanding Warrants
• Tigers step into the spotlight
• April 27 Births
• George Fox will sit out the postseason after losses
• April 27 Anniversaries
• NHS skid hits 4 games
• April 27 Letters to the Editor
• Tiger girls suffer two losses
• April 27 guest opinion: A morally untenable corporate system
• Raiders overpower the Tigers 37-7
• April 27 editorial: Online subscriptions coming next week
• Bruin tennis players earn Northwest Conference honors
• Computer consulting, not fixing
• George Fox ends Willamette’s reign
• April 27 Business Briefs
• Bruin coach pleased with third-place NWC finish
• Celtic folk next up at Final Friday
• Bruins storm to first NWC tourney title
• Anthology more than ‘Just Moms’
• Tigers break through against Mac
• April 26 Community Calendar
• April 26 Obituaries
• Three Bruins to Compete in Prestigious Ojai Tennis Tournament This Weekend
• April 23 editorial: Congratulations go out to winners, the greatest losers
• Netters drop two of three, drop to 6-4 in league
• NHS closes out a busy week with two matches
• Wu challenger emerges
• Returning the Cameo to its former glory
• Trim Down Challenge: The greatest losers are the biggest winners
• Council hears grievances about ODOT bypass property dealings
• Finding a second calling to serve in the church
• Graham speaks of ‘transparent ministry’
• April 23 Religion Briefs
• April 23 Community Briefs
• Camp will expose youth to world of law enforcement
• Tigers split pair of league matches
• April 23 Outstanding Warrants
• Vikings tame the Tigers
• April 23 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Newberg bats go cold in losses this week
• April 23 Newberg Fire Log
• St. Paul, C.S. Lewis run well at Buckaroo Roundup
• April 23 Letters to the Editor
• Newberg boys prevail 11-8 over Century
• April 23 guest opinion: Proper forest management vs. wildfire
• Tiger girls pick up their first win
• April 22 Community Calendar
• April 23 Obituaries
• One Year Ago
• WHAT'S BRUIN: Track & Field Weekly News & Notes 4/21
• WHAT’S BRUIN - Baseball Weekly News & Notes 4/21
• George Fox men’s golf team fifth at Pacific Invitational
• Disparity between rich and poor continues to grow
• Bruins still in hunt for NWC title
• April 20 editorial: Build some kind of animal shelter now
• Newberg takes down Glencoe 5-3
• Buy a box of art, support the CCC and fight cancer
• City budget faces steep cuts to fill a $200K deficit
• Winery says take a hike, for fun
• Pancakes for everyone!
• Dapper Frog will feature glass artists
• Thatcher continues goal of government transparency
• April 20 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• City hosts its third drug turn-in
• April 20 Community Briefs
• Downtown shop will open amid some secrecy, much FanFare
• Newberg boys break through in a big way
• Yo Top It set to open May 1
• Bruins dominate Pacific’s Spring Invite
• Train your dog to work your ranch
• George Fox takes three of four at Lewis & Clark
• April 20 Business Briefs
• Linfield sweeps at the Rich Allen Classic
• CSLA marksmen’s team will compete at Junior Olympics
• St. Paul tests the waters at Meet of Champions
• West Linn tops Newberg girls 12-0 on Saturday
• ‘As You Like It’ on tap this week at Newberg High School
• Tualatin flattens Newberg 11-1
• GFU commencement set for April 30
• Newberg boys win Aloha Relays meet
• April 20 School Briefs
• Century nips the Tigers 2-1 on the road
• April 20 guest opinion: Your `job creator' is my `robber baron'
• Newberg School Lunches
• April 19 Community Calendar
• April 19 Obituaries and Death Notices
• Bruins Invite Former Players to Return for Third Baseball Alumni Game on May 1
• George Fox Sets Bruin Baseball Boys Only Summer Skills Camp for June 20-23
• ALL-NWC: Beaumont Named All-Conference Second Team for Second Year in a Row
• ALL-NWC: Barnett Named Sportsman of the Year, Joins Mann as All-Conference HM
• GEORGE FOX 4, LEWIS & CLARK 1: Bruin Hurlers Toss 5-Hitter to Win Series with Pios
• RICH ALLEN CLASSIC: Johnson a Double Winner in Final Tuneup before NWC Meet
• Priest shares his life’s story
• April 16 Newberg Fire Log
• Jews for Jesus will recreate Passover service at 2nd Street
• April 16 guest opinion: A ‘training wage’ can get teens their first job
• Coffee a ministry at Newberg Church’s Life Tree Café
• April 16 editorial: County needs to go to the dogs, and cats
• April 16 Religion Briefs
• Tigers take a pair from Jaguars
• City asks county to chip in on animal shelter
• Newberg halts Hillsboro 10-6
• Fire consumes historic barn on Wednesday
• C.S. Lewis seventh at SW Christian Invite
• Groups join in blue bins for books effort
• George Fox easily outdistances Corban
• Bruins drop a pair
• Tigers struggle in Pac Conference meet
• Newberg splits with Crimson Tide and Grizzlies
• Tualatin outlasts Newberg
• Tigers glide by the Timberwolves
• McMinnville prevails 6-2 over Newberg
• Bruins clean up at Northwest Conference Multi-Events meet
• Newberg drops to 0-7 with three losses this week
• Top volunteer works best behind the wheel
• April 16 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• WHAT'S BRUIN: Track & Field Weekly News & Notes 4/15
• April 15 Community Calendar
• April 16 Community Briefs
• April 15 Obituaries
• Bruins’ Home DH Saturday Moved to Lewis & Clark; Briske and Doyle to be Honored
• Bruins’ Saturday DH with Lewis & Clark at West Linn HS Pushed Back to 2 p.m.
• WHAT’S BRUIN - Baseball Weekly News & Notes 4/14
• Bruins rally for series win over Puget Sound
• Tigers break through for first varsity win
• Buy, sell, trade at Velour - Fashion Recycled
• GFU takes nine events at Pacific Luau meet
• A rolling eatery that caters to Newberg businesses? Hot dog!
• Newberg loses to Reynolds amid poor officiating
• NW Wine Company will move to Dundee
• Newberg batles to 5-5 tie
• April 13 Business Briefs
• Buck, Watchmen tracksters slowly rounding into form
• School district paints a gloomy budget picture
• Glencoe blanks Newberg 5-0 Monday
• Middle school trip to Japan canceled
• Bruins capture the Whitman Invitational
• Booster joins school board race
• GFU ends season with loss to Willamette
• Caught early, students helped by Read 180
• ‘Material Landscape’: Reflecting nature
• April 13 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Creating works of art reflecting ordinary bodies
• This court’s ready to serve
• Nobel Prize winner Harold Kroto will speak
• Kind words for the people of a stricken land
• Last chance to see GFU seniors’ art
• Study says county’s health middle of the pack in the state
• April 13 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Airport urban renewal bill may not get off the ground in the Legislature
• April 13 Community Briefs
• April 13 Births
• Guest opinion: War’s wounds are often not visible on the outside
• NHS wins series over top-tier Tualatin
• April 13 editorial: Let's buck the trend Yamhill County
• Bruins finish off season with pair of 6-3 setbacks to Willamette and Pacific
• April 13 Outstanding Warrants
• April 12 Community Calendar
• April 12 Obituaries and Death Notices
• Information About Upcoming Rich Allen Track & Field Classic April 16 at George Fox
• NWC MULTIS: Bruins Own Six of Top Eight Spots after Day One of NWC Multi-Events
• Tulips
• PUGET SOUND 5-5, GEORGE FOX 3-1: Loggers Pile Up Double-Digit Hits to Sweep Bruins
• Newberg tops Lakeridge, falls to Reynolds and Beaverton
• Tiger track team stifles Crimson Tide on Wednesday
• Pacific bumps Fox from NWC tourney spot
• Throwers lead GFU at Linfield Invitational
• Tigers split two with Tualatin
• Tigers edge Tigard and Hillsboro
• Newberg boys improve to 5-1 with pair of wins
• Recognizing the heart of the community
• Library expansion will go forward
• What if you were mayor?
• Clackamas hands NHS an 8-5 defeat
• April 9 guest opinion: Biofuels versus fossil fuels: What’s the difference?
• ‘Reconciling All Things’ theme of forum
• Bonding over All City Men’s Breakfast
• Relational ministry is the focus this month
• Wife of suspect in 2010 Dundee murder is sentenced
• April 9 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• April 9 Newberg Fire Log
• April 9 Community Briefs
• WILLAMETTE 6, GEORGE FOX 3: Bruins’ Season Ends with Loss to Advancing Bearcats
• April 9 editorial: Mayor for a day? Intriguing idea
• April 8 Obituaries
• April 8 Community Calendar
• WHAT’S BRUIN - Baseball Weekly News & Notes 4/8
• WHAT'S BRUIN: Track & Field Weekly News & Notes 4/7
• The dance, drama of Thailand right here in Newberg
• April 2 guest opinion: GE and the death of American outrage
• Fox stumbles against Whitman
• NHS alums stage a musical in Portland
• April 6 editorial: Much to do in the community
• Bruins still in the hunt for a playoff spot
• Movie review: Ignore the plot holes and ‘Source Code’ hits the mark
• April 2 Obituary
• GFU seventh at NW Spring Classic
• April 6 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• April 2 engagement
• Whitworth takes three of four over George Fox
• Chehalem Cultural Center, ART Elements recognized by city
• April 2 anniversary
• Bruins drop fifth straight, will face Pacific in last match
• School mandate removal bill is still alive
• April 6 Outstanding Warrants
• Tigers places sixth in Pacific Conference tourney
• LUBA affirms plan to build gas station
• April 6 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Glencoe rallies to hand Newberg its first loss
• YCAP begins construction amidst capital campaign
• Robot games a learning experience for NHS team
• Tigers drop decisions to Glencoe, Tualatin
• School board gets a primer on district’s Read 180 programs
• Newberg slams North Salem 11-6 at home
• FFA team from NHS cleans up at state
• North Clackamas Gold runs over Newberg 58-19
• Candidates file for spots on the school district board
• George Fox settles for second at Northwest Conference Spring Classic
• April 6 School Briefs
• Tigers defeat Century 7-1 for season's first victory
• Sokol Blosser tasting room gets stylish makeover
• Battle Ground edges Newberg 10-7
• ‘Anti-marketing’ winemaker opens tasting room
• April 6 Community Briefs
• Learning how to communicate with the opposite gender
• April 2 Letters to the Editor
• April 6 Business Briefs
• Bruins-Bearcats DH Postponed a Second Time, Rescheduled for Friday
• Bruins Move Up Friday's Home Match with Pacific One Hour to 2:30 p.m.
• April 5 Community Calendar
• WHITWORTH 8, GEORGE FOX 6: Momentum Shift in 6th Sparks Pirates to Stun Bruins
• Senior council will take over county bus service
• April 2 editorial: Join the Habitat effort in Newberg
• Newberg takes two from Glencoe at home
• A closer look at what goes into writing a sermon
• April 2 Community Briefs
• Canby overwhelms Newberg in a 16-4 win
• Knights challenger Newbergers today
• Newberg soundly beats the Raiders
• NHS beats St. Helens at home
• Habitat slates its second Hope for a Home dinner, auction
• Newberg drops a pair of league matches
• Bruins rally for a split with Bearcats
• April 2 Religion Briefs
• St. Paul second at Jefferson meet
• Linfield splits season series with 7-2 win
• April 2 Letters to the Editor
• Tiger boys golf team finishes sixth at Canby Invitational
• Bruin women fall to Pioneers in debut
• April 2 guest opinion: Japan's earthquake jolts America as well
• Tigers split pair of matches
• It’s high time to bicycle, Newberg
• April 2 editorial: Join the Habitat effort in Newberg
• Newberg takes two from Glencoe at home
• Grum petition gaining steam
• Canby overwhelms Newberg in a 16-4 win
• Habitat house remodel well underway
• NHS beats St. Helens at home
• Senior council will take over county bus service
• Bruins rally for a split with Bearcats
• A closer look at what goes into writing a sermon
• April 2 Community Briefs
• Linfield splits season series with 7-2 win
• Knights challenger Newbergers today
• Newberg soundly beats the Raiders
• Bruin women fall to Pioneers in debut
• Habitat slates its second Hope for a Home dinner, auction
• Newberg drops a pair of league matches
• It’s high time to bicycle, Newberg
• April 2 Religion Briefs
• St. Paul second at Jefferson meet
• Grum petition gaining steam
• April 2 Letters to the Editor
• Tiger boys golf team finishes sixth at Canby Invitational
• Habitat house remodel well underway
• April 2 guest opinion: Japan's earthquake jolts America as well
• Tigers split pair of matches
• April 1 Obituaries
• April 1 Community Calendar
• Newberg votes to secede from the U.S.
• Bruins’ Whitworth Series April 2-3 Moved to West Linn HS Due to Swamped Outfield
• Nap Earns BAA, NWC Honors; Bruins Climb in Rankings; NWC Spring Classic Info
• WHAT’S BRUIN - Baseball News & Notes 3/31
• WILLAMETTE 7-3, GEORGE FOX 3-4: Bearcats and Bruins Split Makeup Doubleheader
• March 30 Births
• Bond would pay for a host of projects
• March 30 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Veritas student is among the elite in Poetry Out Loud
• March 30 Newberg Fire Log
• Crater Elementary sets fundraising carnival
• Century shows Newberg where it wants to be
• ESD approves service plan
• Bruins earn second straight sweep
• March 30 School Briefs
• Linfield shuts down Bruins
• ‘Recipe’ promises good food, community
• Rain puts an end to two Newberg tennis matches
• Management says Yamhill Grill isn’t going anywhere
• NHS fourth in Pacific Conference opener
• March 30 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Spring high school sports preview: Young Tigers still learning the game
• Taking a new look at ‘The Shrew’
• GFU falls to fifth with loss to Whitworth
• Food for Thought: Spanakopita tasty and simple to make
• Newberg nearly upends David Douglas on Monday
• ‘Sucker Punch’ visual, but confusing
• George Fox women second at Westmont Collegiate Classic
• Two new venues will debut at Art Walk
• Bruin women swept by Whitworth and Linfield in weekend road trip
• March 30 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Camellia Fest draws estimated 1,000-plus people
• March 30 guest opinion: America’s true crisis is a lack of leadership
• Craigslist case turns into murder-for-hire arrest
• March 30 editorial: Bills on CHLs a serious matter
• Butterfly drama appears headed for conclusion
• March 30 Community Briefs
• Thatcher backs bills to increase concealed carry rights
• Bruins Push Wednesday Match with Pioneers at GFU Back to 5:00 p.m. Start
• March 30 Outstanding Warrants
• March 29 Community Calendar
• March 29 Obituaries
• George Fox at Pacific Softball Twinbill Postponed by Rain; No Makeup Date Set Yet
• Guest Opinion: How not to fight terrorism in America
• Training that’s all too realistic
• Guest Opinion: Inaction allows evil to triumph
• Home invader arrested
• Tigers tearing through their preseason slate
• 3-26 Outstanding Warrants
• Late-game theatrics deliver the Bruins
• Hannah Munger chosen as second team All-American
• 3-26 Sports Briefs
• Newberg hosts Timbers camp
• 3-26 Community Calendar
• GFU wins second straight tourney
• 3-26 Community Briefs
• St. Paul to play JV
• Man shares faith, business story
• Offense leads Newberg in spring break trip to The Dalles Wahtonka
• Church collects 210 pairs of shoes
• Bruins’ losing skid hits four matches
• Pastoral Pondering: The power of prayer impacts all
• Controversial pipeline plan for area killed
• 3-26 Religion briefs
• Advocating for vulnerable children
• 3-26 Editorial: Crack down on cigarette litter
• CYFS gala raises $17,000 in one night
• 3-26 Letters to the Editor
• New street standards are coming to town
• Guest Opinion: Corporate welfare extends to all political stripes
• Driver rolls car on Wilsonville Road
• George Fox vs. Linfield Match on Saturday Moved to Tualatin Hills at 5 p.m.
• LINFIELD 8-12, GEORGE FOX 0-0: No. 1 Wildcats Whitewash Bruins in 5-Inning Pair
• 3-25 Obituaries
• George Fox-Whitworth NWC Match on Friday Moved to Tualatin Hills at 6 p.m.
• Dillow Gets Men’s BAA, NWC Track Honors; Stam Earns Women’s NWC Field Honors
• Record-Tying Cameron Gets BAA, NWC Honors; Bruins Up to 8th in Golfstat Ratings
• Life Is So Strange...Destination Unknown
• Hunter Gets 100th Win; Ranta NWC Pitcher of the Week; Bruins Climb to 19th in Poll
• Inn Named NWC Player of the Week; Bruins to Host Top Two in NWC This Weekend
• March 23 Business Briefs
• Sherwood downs Newberg girls 14-1
• March 23 guest opinion: What’s so scary about NPR?
• Bruins storm back to capture title
• March 23 Letters to the Editor
• Newberg rugby teams split with Columbia County Saturday
• March 23 editorial: ReStore may have what you need
• George Fox falls 6-3 to NAIA Biola
• March 23 guest opinion: What’s so scary about NPR?
• Bruins storm back to capture title
• What have we learned from Japan’s earthquake?
• GFU drops two of three on spring break trip to Florida
• March 23 editorial: ReStore may have what you need
• George Fox falls 6-3 to NAIA Biola
• Recoup, reuse ... Restore!
• Bruins sweep Willamette in three
• What have we learned from Japan’s earthquake?
• GFU drops two of three on spring break trip to Florida
• Thatcher proposes ignition interlock requirement for drunk driving offenders
• Bruins second at Lewis & Clark Invite
• Recoup, reuse ... Restore!
• Bruins sweep Willamette in three
• Musical styles from around the globe next
• PLU takes a pair from the Bruins
• Thatcher proposes ignition interlock requirement for drunk driving offenders
• Bruins second at Lewis & Clark Invite
• Movie review: 'Limitless' an innovative thriller
• Taking volunteering to a whole new level
• Musical styles from around the globe next
• PLU takes a pair from the Bruins
• Food for Thought: Hot biscuits paired with gravy – yum!
• Concert fundraiser for African ministry
• Movie review: 'Limitless' an innovative thriller
• Taking volunteering to a whole new level
• March 23 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Austins donate to PCC scholarship fund
• Food for Thought: Hot biscuits paired with gravy – yum!
• Concert fundraiser for African ministry
• March 23 Community Briefs
• March 23 School Briefs
• March 23 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Austins donate to PCC scholarship fund
• Friendsview plans 50th birthday bash
• March 23 Engagements
• March 23 Community Briefs
• March 23 School Briefs
• Dundee gets its own electronics shop
• March 23 Births
• Friendsview plans 50th birthday bash
• March 23 Engagements
• Winemakers re-elected to association board
• March 22 In the Service
• Dundee gets its own electronics shop
• March 23 Births
• Caravan Coffee offers an up-close look at the roasting process
• Tiger offense purrs in win
• Winemakers re-elected to association board
• March 22 In the Service
• March 23 Business Briefs
• Sherwood downs Newberg girls 14-1
• Caravan Coffee offers an up-close look at the roasting process
• Tiger offense purrs in win
• March 23 Letters to the Editor
• Newberg rugby teams split with Columbia County Saturday
• ALL-AMERICA: Munger Named D-III Second Team All-American by D3hoops.com
• GEORGE FOX 5-6, NW CHRISTIAN 4-7: Bruins and Beacons Split Rain-Shortened Pair
• Student arrested for carrying illegal weapon
• March 22 obituaries
• March 22 Community Calendar
• GFU-Willamette Doubleheader Moved to Salem at 1:00 p.m. Sunday
• March 19 Religion Briefs
• Attorney general warns of fake Japan disaster relief charities
• March 19 Community Briefs
• March 19 Letters to the editor
• Watchmen ready to take the next step
• March 19 guest editorial: End the drug war, save black America
• C.S. Lewis looks forward to a learning experience
• March 19 editorial: We need more transparency, not less
• Munger is named West Region’s top player
• Bruin women down Simpson 7-2 in Florida
• Newberg battles hard in varsity debut
• Newberg hits the ground running
• Bucks kick off their season
• Tiger boys’ golf team places eighth at season-opening tourney
• Sharks are third March 12-13 at Forest Grove meet
• Pediatrician leaves behind a legacy of caring
• A new, more visible visitor center
• Wu will meet with constituents during ‘Constituent outreach drive’
• Experiencing God in the outdoors is goal of program
• A ministry grows on a ravaged island
• GEORGE FOX 2, WILLAMETTE 0: Bruins’ Ranta Outduels Bearcats’ Simon in Opener
• March 18 Obituaries
• March 18 Community Calendar
• WHAT’S BRUIN - Baseball News & Notes 3/18
• Bruins-Bearcats Thursday DH Rained Out; Series Makeups Set for March 31, April 6
• Tales from the `Grubby End': History abounds in these parts
• Tales from the `Grubby End': History abounds in these parts
• March 16 Business Briefs
• Pacific hands GFU a tough sweep
• George Fox adds physical therapy program to meet growing work force need
• Bruins split a pair of tough games at Puget Sound
• Low self-esteem? Online course, e-book can help
• Bruins split a pair of tough games at Puget Sound
• March 16 Business Briefs
• Bruin men split matches with L&C, Hardin-Simmons
• Dialogue in ‘Battle: Los Angeles’ tarnishes great special effects
• Bruin men split matches with L&C, Hardin-Simmons
• Low self-esteem? Online course, e-book can help
• GFU women defeated in pair of lopsided losses
• March 16 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• GFU women defeated in pair of lopsided losses
• Dialogue in ‘Battle: Los Angeles’ tarnishes great special effects
• Bigger, better Camellia Festival next week
• March 16 editorial: Don’t panic, help instead
• Bigger, better Camellia Festival next week
• March 16 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Weather doesn’t stop these racers
• March 16 guest opinion: The ‘Yankee Doodle Dandy’ defense
• Weather doesn’t stop these racers
• March 16 editorial: Don’t panic, help instead
• St. Paul tavern is officially no more
• March 16 Letters to the Editor
• St. Paul tavern is officially no more
• March 16 guest opinion: The ‘Yankee Doodle Dandy’ defense
• March 16 In the Service
• March 16 Outstanding Warrants
• March 16 In the Service
• March 16 Letters to the Editor
• March 16 Births
• March 16 Births
• March 16 Outstanding Warrants
• March 16 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Kindergarten sign-up? There’s no time to waste
• March 16 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• March 16 Community Briefs
• High school keeps better track of grads now
• March 16 Community Briefs
• Kindergarten sign-up? There’s no time to waste
• Newberg girls endure a 40-0 loss to Beaverton
• Students will venture out for Spring Serve
• Newberg girls endure a 40-0 loss to Beaverton
• High school keeps better track of grads now
• Bruins hit first NCAA marks
• March 16 School Briefs
• Bruins hit first NCAA marks
• Students will venture out for Spring Serve
• Newberg starts the season with a scoreless draw
• Newberg Fred Meyer store could get electric car charging station
• Newberg starts the season with a scoreless draw
• March 16 School Briefs
• Tigers ready for improved conference play
• Adelsheim winery will celebrate 40 years with events
• Tigers ready for improved conference play
• Newberg Fred Meyer store could get electric car charging station
• Newberg fields its most experienced team yet
• George Fox adds physical therapy program to meet growing work force need
• Newberg fields its most experienced team yet
• Adelsheim winery will celebrate 40 years with events
• Pacific hands GFU a tough sweep
• ALL-WEST REGION: Munger Named Player of the Year, Gordon on Second Team
• Heavy winds, rain and debris cause Highway 99W shutdown
• March 15 Obituaries
• March 15 Community Calendar
• Bruins Add Lewis & Clark Invitational at Eastmoreland March 19-20 to Schedule
• Bruin Basketball Team's Return Home Delayed About Three Hours
• Bruins' Sunday Match with Whitman Moves to Tualatin Hills at 6 p.m.
• Bruins-Pacific Baseball Series Finale Moved to Monday Night at 6 p.m.
• Ministering in the far reaches of Africa
• Christian Gospel Assemblies accepts a ‘new pastor’
• Looking at Lent in a whole new way
• March 12 Religion Briefs
• March 12 editorial: Only thumbs up this week
• In the category of dumb felons ...
• March 12 guest opinion: It’s time to rein in the Fed and all its excesses
• March 12 Outstanding Warrants
• March 12 Letters to the Editor
• Sure, you can burn, but check first with the authorities
• March 12 Community Briefs
• Newberg to debut at varsity
• St. Paul will rebuild, reload
• Tiger girls will rebuild in 2011
• Newberg hopes to follow through on state title run
• Tigers deeper, more experienced in ‘11
• Newberg mixes youth, experience
• George Packing hazelnuts suspected in E. coli outbreak
• Court remands McClure decision
• A Moment in History: Noting the birth of downtown Newberg
• Bruins-Bearcats Series Washed Out; One Makeup Doubleheader Set for March 17
• Bruins and Pioneers Rained Out in Newberg, Makeup Date to be Determined
• Bruins tip the Pointers to advance to third straight Elite 8
• NCAA SECTIONALS: Tournament Central, Multimedia Links, On-Campus Viewing
• Food for Thought: Scones -- add yogurt for a light, fluffy treat
• Bruins drops pair of matches on the road
• March 9 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• March 9 Community Briefs
• Frontier looks to drop Newberg, Dundee cable TV
• March 9 editorial: Frontier is bailing out early
• Weidner bill would counter funeral protests
• March 9 guest opinion: The rise and fall of global warming policy
• County courthouse undergoing $1.8 million renovation
• March 9 Letters to the Editor
• March 9 engagement
• March 9 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• March 9 Newberg Fire Log
• FFA sectionals on NHS’ home turf
• Another ‘Night of the Notables’ is history at C.S. Lewis Academy
• Spring High School Sports Preview: Tigers younger but deeper in ‘11
• March 9 School Briefs
• George Fox swept by Linfield, Pacific
• Mixing things up in Dundee
• Bush leads CST to ninth at OSI senior championships
• Game On business picks up after move downtown
• Bruins take two of three from Pacific Lutheran
• George Fox grad honored for promoting minorities in the legal professions
• Pacific outduels George Fox 5-4
• An art exhibit so big that ...
• GFU women win five events at Icebreaker
• Movie review: ‘Take Me Home Tonight’ a throwback to the ‘80s
• George Fox takes third at the ‘Shoot-Out’
• Nature's Announcement
• March 8 Community Calendar
• March 8 obituaries
• Bruins-Warriors Wednesday Game Postponed to April 13 Due to Wet Fields
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 3/8
• Bruins roll into the Sweet 16
• NCAA SECTIONALS: Details Now Set for Bruins’ Sectional at Wisconsin-Stevens Point
• NCAA SECTIONALS: Bruins Wisconsin-Bound to Take on UW-Stevens Point Pointers
• Bruins end a decade-long losing skid against the Wildcats
• George Fox women edge Pacific Lutheran, fall to Linfield
• Unrest in Egypt prompts cancellation of GFU trip
• Council gets an earful on rodeo grounds sale
• Family of elderly man sues Avamere over injuries
• Dundee man arrested in failed kidnap attempt
• How’s your marriage? Seminar slated
• Capernaum: Young Life starts new program
• Love INC turns seven, still needs your help
• March 5 Religion Briefs
• Police dragnet turns up nothing
• Bomb threat at school believed to be a hoax
• March 5 editorial: Court ruling sad, but correct
• March 5 guest opinion: An Oscar-winning movie, stuttering and me
• Hopes are high for NHS tracksters
• March 5 Letters to the Editor
• Newberg baseball looks to rebound
• March 5 Community Briefs
• LINFIELD 12-11, GEORGE FOX 0-0: No-Hitter Highlights No. 1 Wildcats’ Sweep of
• Bruins advance with 53-46 win over Occidental
• Local woman to bike the West Coast to raise money for charity
• March 4 Obituaries
• March 4 Community Calendar
• Bruins and Wildcats to Play Softball in Newberg Saturday after Flip-Flopping Dates
• NCAA TOURNAMENT: Bruins’ Post-Season Games to Feature Live Video and Audio
• Miller Named NWC Women’s Field Athlete of the Week; Three Other Bruins HM
• Ranta Again NWC Top Pitcher, Winterstein Hitting HM; Bruins Move into Top 25
• March 2 Outstanding Warrants
• C.S. Lewis offers a night of music, art at Coffee Cottage
• March 2 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Art Walk line-up varied this month
• March 2 Newberg Fire Log
• Food for Thought: Chili -- What could be better on a cold winter day?
• March 2 editorial: Decrease school mandates
• Fossil hunters to present findings locally Thursday
• March 2 guest editorial: Corporations can abuse lawsuits, too
• Visit the Portland Art Museum for free via cultural pass
• March 2 Letters to the Editor
• March 2 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• March 2 Engagements
• Student’s goal to encourage Latinos to attend college
• March 2 Births
• Bill would reduce education mandates
• March 2 Community Briefs
• School board sends bond measures to Newberg’s voters
• Russo carries on family tradition
• Census: Newberg, county growing
• PCC fundraising goal near the finish line
• Bruins NWC champs, next stop is D-III national tournament
• Police, FBI determine rape claim was a hoax
• March 2 Business Briefs
• Thurston bounces Newberg 51-21
• Derby winner finds a home in Newberg
• Chehalem Insurance Associates reaches out to Newberg
• Bucks fall just short in playoffs
• Economic development loan fund used little
• University of Portland ends GFU’s hot start
• March 2 Business Briefs
• Bruins top PLU for the first time ever
• NDPD adds a new officer to its ranks – one with four paws
• George Fox hosts quad meet to kick off season
• Newberg police arrest alleged Safeway food bandits
• Newberg boys make a quick exit
• March 1 Obituaries
• March 1 Obituaries
• March 1 Community Calendar
• March 1 Community Calendar
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 3/1
• Bruins to Open Spring Play in Arizona After All in “Shoot-Out at Aguila” March 4-5
• WILLAMETTE INVITATIONAL: Bruins Hope to Start Spring Season in Willamette Event
• NCAA TOURNAMENT: Bruins to Meet Occidental in NCAA 1st Round at Chapman
• Newberg sends four wrestlers into semifinals
• Dundee Covenant celebrating its second birthday
• ‘The Sound of Heaven’ will be revealed at conference
• GFU will focus on sex trade for a week
• Feb. 26 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 26 guest opinion: Why do they hate Social Security?
• Feb. 26 editorial: The time for rancor is over, move on
• Feb. 26 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Bucks edge Triangle Lake to advance
• Feb. 26 Newberg Fire Log
• Mohawk bounces C.S. Lewis from state tourney
• Council OKs Meridian Street rezoning
• Tigers fall to Tigard in season finale
• Police nab alleged meth dealer after 3-year probe
• Sharks thrive at state meet
• Council will consider sale of rodeo grounds
• Bruins take down the Loggers again to advance
• Panel will discuss bills allowing big events at wineries
• St. Paul falls in the 1A state playoffs
• Court clarifies Riverbend decision: No remand
• Tigard slams Newberg girls 60-15 in their final regular season game
• Feb. 26 Community Briefs
• Smith named to All-Casco League first team
• Stone earns a spot among Casco League’s elite
• Christian chamber gets primer on Alpha course
• LINFIELD 9, GEORGE FOX 0: Wildcats Handily Dispatch Short-Handed Bruins
• HASKINS QUAD DUEL: George Fox Women. Pacific Men Win in Track & Field Opener
• Feb. 25 Community Calendar
• Feb. 25 Obituaries
• Bruins Move Two Games with Concordia to Saturday Doubleheader in Newberg
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 2/25
• Bruins Snowed Out of Weekend Twinbills in Tacoma, Reset for Dates in March
• 13th-Ranked Bruins Forgo Trip to Red Rock Event Due to Bad Weather in Arizona
• Bruins Sweep NWC Softball Awards with Hento and Doyle; Hento Gets BAA Honors
• Bruins’ Ranta and Taylor Take NWC Baseball Weekly Awards; Ranta Wins BAA Honors
• Bucks can’t overcome Pirates in double overtime
• Author of book, ‘Lighthouse,’ gets help from local
• Country Christian tops C.S. Lewis to claim Casco crown
• House passes bill supporting farmers’ markets
• Touring theater group is home
• GFU takes four from Eastern Oregon
• State economic forecast shows little change
• George Fox splits to finish sixth in the conference
• Food for Thought: Orange blossoms take the cake
• Fox falls in spring opener
• Feb. 23 Business Briefs
• Grizzlies swipe win away from the Tigers
• Explore the ‘suite’ sounds of winter at GFU concert
• Mac overpowers Newberg again
• Author of book, ‘Lighthouse,’ gets help from local
• Country Christian tops C.S. Lewis to claim Casco crown
• Feb. 23 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Feb. 23 guest opinion: The new, improved Mitt Romney
• Touring theater group is home
• GFU takes four from Eastern Oregon
• Newberg woman charged with Medicaid fraud
• Feb. 23 editorial: Saturday will be a busy day
• Food for Thought: Orange blossoms take the cake
• Fox falls in spring opener
• Miracle baby No. 2 doing well
• Feb. 23 Outstanding Warrants
• Explore the ‘suite’ sounds of winter at GFU concert
• Mac overpowers Newberg again
• Verne Martin: Returning to his roots to push for town’s historical recognition
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Feb. 23 Community Briefs
• Feb. 23 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Feb. 23 guest opinion: The new, improved Mitt Romney
• School district signs contract with classified personnel
• Choir keeping its fingers crossed
• Third good for now, but next year ...
• Newberg woman charged with Medicaid fraud
• Feb. 23 editorial: Saturday will be a busy day
• Get ready to work in the `real world'
• District tournament mirrors NHS’ up-and-down season
• Miracle baby No. 2 doing well
• Feb. 23 Outstanding Warrants
• Feb. 23 Community Briefs
• Speech teams headed to national championships
• Bruins are off to best start since ‘07
• Verne Martin: Returning to his roots to push for town’s historical recognition
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Third good for now, but next year ...
• FFA public speakers advance to sectionals
• Bruins open Northwest Conference season with a split
• School district signs contract with classified personnel
• Choir keeping its fingers crossed
• District tournament mirrors NHS’ up-and-down season
• Care home earns five-star rating
• Bruins grab share of conference title
• Get ready to work in the `real world'
• Bruins are off to best start since ‘07
• House passes bill supporting farmers’ markets
• Bucks can’t overcome Pirates in double overtime
• Speech teams headed to national championships
• Bruins open Northwest Conference season with a split
• State economic forecast shows little change
• George Fox splits to finish sixth in the conference
• FFA public speakers advance to sectionals
• Bruins grab share of conference title
• Feb. 23 Business Briefs
• Grizzlies swipe win away from the Tigers
• Care home earns five-star rating
• Bruins Move PLU Match Friday to Tualatin Hills, Swap Sites for Linfield Matches
• Feb. 22 Community Calendar
• Feb. 22 Community Calendar
• Feb. 23 Obituaries
• Feb. 23 Obituaries
• Suspected meth dealer arrested after three-year investigation
• Suspected meth dealer arrested after three-year investigation
• Bruins’ Game at University of Portland Rained Out; Makeup Date Pending
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 2/22
• Fire breaks out Saturday at Newberg substation
• Fire breaks out Saturday at Newberg substation
• Frank Haskins Quad Duel on Saturday to Open Bruins’ 2011 Track and Field Season
• NWC TOURNAMENT: Co-Champion Bruins Host Loggers as NWC Tourney Begins
• GEORGE FOX 5-4, EASTERN OREGON 2-3: Bruins Finish 4-Game Sweep of Mountaineers
• ‘No god but God’ author speaks on faith, Middle East
• Second annual Adult Health Day up soon
• Get full and learn the basics of the Christian faith at chamber event
• County votes against bypass changes
• Timber payments doubtful, county says
• A decision next week on the Meridian Street rezone? Maybe
• Feb. 19 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 19 guest opinion: You too, Mr. President, can balance the budget
• Feb. 19 editorial: Change the kicker law
• Feb. 19 Community Briefs
• Watchmen outlast the Bucks
• Tigers are no match for the Timberwolves
• Tualatin breezes by Newberg in 72-49 win
• Martin joins George Fox staff
• Ministering via Facebook and social media
• GEORGE FOX 6-5, EASTERN OREGON 4-0: Bruins Sweep Mountaineers in Home Opener
• Feb. 18 Obituaries and Death Notices
• Feb. 18 Obituaries and Death Notices
• Feb. 18 Community Calendar
• Feb. 18 Community Calendar
• CASCADE/NORTHWEST CHALLENGE: Bruins Rained Out, to Play Twice Saturday
• I Feel Pretty
• PREVIEW: Bruin Women’s Tennis Small in Numbers but Improved in Talent in 2011
• Small schools a hit with students
• Small schools a hit with students
• Tigers second, third at districts
• Tigers second, third at districts
• Bruins stay on track with sweep
• Bruins stay on track with sweep
• Vikings storm back to beat the Tigers 49-45
• Vikings storm back to beat the Tigers 49-45
• Newberg passes road test, beats Forest Grove
• Newberg passes road test, beats Forest Grove
• GFU men fall out of playoff race
• GFU men fall out of playoff race
• George Fox gets off to a hot start
• George Fox gets off to a hot start
• Bruins open the season with a mixed bag on California trip
• Bruins open the season with a mixed bag on California trip
• George Fox slams College of Idaho 8-1 in season’s first match
• George Fox slams College of Idaho 8-1 in season’s first match
• Feb. 16 editorial: Land use system works just fine
• Feb. 16 editorial: Land use system works just fine
• Fans have no right to demand athletes risk their lives
• Fans have no right to demand athletes risk their lives
• Feb. 16 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 16 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 16 Engagements
• Feb. 16 Engagements
• Feb. 16 Births
• Feb. 16 Births
• Feb. 16 Obituaries and Death Notices
• Feb. 16 Obituaries and Death Notices
• Feb. 16 Community Calendar
• Feb. 16 Community Calendar
• Feb. 16 Community Briefs
• Feb. 16 Community Briefs
• Feb. 16 Outstanding Warrants
• Feb. 16 Outstanding Warrants
• Feb. 16 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Feb. 16 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Feb. 16 Newberg Fire Log
• Feb. 16 Newberg Fire Log
• Grocery Outlet preps for Feb. 26 grand opening
• Grocery Outlet preps for Feb. 26 grand opening
• Use app to find Girl Scout cookies via a smart phone
• Use app to find Girl Scout cookies via a smart phone
• University hires new dean of business school
• University hires new dean of business school
• New cardiologist joins Newberg medical center
• New cardiologist joins Newberg medical center
• Local wineries place in McMinnville contest
• Local wineries place in McMinnville contest
• Feb. 16 Business Briefs
• Feb. 16 Business Briefs
• Robotics team wins state berth
• Robotics team wins state berth
• District issues annual report
• District issues annual report
• As budgets tighten, number of students enrolling at PCC rises
• As budgets tighten, number of students enrolling at PCC rises
• Deadline looms to apply for GFU education program
• Deadline looms to apply for GFU education program
• Feb. 16 School Briefs
• Feb. 16 School Briefs
• Turkish delights not quick, but simple and delicious
• Turkish delights not quick, but simple and delicious
• Design library card, win cash
• Design library card, win cash
• ‘Just Go With It’ is funny, but very predictable
• ‘Just Go With It’ is funny, but very predictable
• TOPS plans open house for Feb. 21
• TOPS plans open house for Feb. 21
• Feb. 16 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Feb. 16 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• County beats state averages in child support collection
• County beats state averages in child support collection
• Proposed land use bills: Reining in appeals process or hobbling it?
• Proposed land use bills: Reining in appeals process or hobbling it?
• Cheer team a close second once again
• Cheer team a close second once again
• McGriff sentenced to nearly six years
• McGriff sentenced to nearly six years
• St. Paul student suspended for recording video in locker room
• Growing up on Route 66
• Newberg council split on Meridian Street rezoning
• County’s homeless population shows a marked decline
• SPHS captures share of Casco title
• CSLA tips SPHS to claim second
• Shark swimmers pick up five new state ‘A’ times
• Glencoe outmuscles NHS 50-33
• Tigers struggle to find an answer for Kory Kirwan
• CSLA tips SPHS to claim second
• Feb. 12 editorial: Keep CHL records public
• New pastor promoted from within
• Church will conduct a theater workshop
• Faith in Action volunteer hours rise dramatically
• Feb. 12 Religion Briefs
• Motorist fatalities are down in 2010, ODOT says
• Feb. 12 Newberg Fire Log
• Feb. 12 Community Briefs
• Feb. 12 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 12 guest opinion: Protecting EPA’s authority is imperative, especially now
• PREVIEW: Fresh Faces to Boost Bruin Fortunes in Upcoming Men’s Tennis Season
• GEORGE FOX 8, COLLEGE OF IDAHO 1: Bruins Defeat Coyotes in Spring Season Opener
• WHITTIER 3-10, GEORGE FOX 1-1: Poets Pounce on Bruins for Doubleheader Sweep
• Feb. 11 Obituaries
• Feb. 11 Obituaries
• Feb. 11 Community Calendar
• Feb. 11 Community Calendar
• PREVIEW: Deeper Pitching Staff Fuels Bruins’ Hopes for Successful Softball Season
• Food for Thought: Baklava a tasty treat with honey, nuts and an uncertain lineage
• Jaguars control the Tigers for 66-51 win
• Readers favor historical fiction, survey determines
• Century outlasts Newberg girls 46-42
• Feb. 9 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Merten sparks win over Pirates
• It’s a long way from Newberg to Cheng Du, China
• Bucks outlast the Pirates 31-26 in a key Casco game
• School board hears from the public
• Watchmen sweep Falls City
• Veritas School raises funds to match grant
• Feb. 9 editorial: Our job – nothing more, nothing less
• Former NHS principal at the helm of private school
• Feb. 9 guest opinion: ElBaradei is a bad guy? Don’t buy it
• Escaping from Egypt with her life
• Feb. 9 Letters to the Editor
• Intervention? No, just a family visit
• Feb. 9 Outstanding Warrants
• Pioneer cemetery looking to pass on tradition
• Feb. 9 Births
• Local legislators buckle down for a difficult session
• Feb. 9 In the Service
• Feb. 9 Community Briefs
• A bed and breakfast for the sustainable crowd
• What’s your favorite time to hit the gym?
• Bruins shock Pioneers 71-70 in NWC play
• Feb. 9 Business Briefs
• Lutes is officially a Cougar
• Author will vie for an Oregon Book Award
• C.S. Lewis Academy drops a pair of games to Falls City
• Bruin Tennis Program Adds West Hills Pro Alex Martin as Head Assistant Coach
• Sweep sets up Bruins for stretch run
• Feb. 9 Community Calendar
• George Fox will present ‘Doubt’ beginning Thursday
• PREVIEW: Bruin Baseball Hoping to Return to Post-Season with Improved Defense
• Tigers hold on to beat Hillsboro 44-42
• Buckaroos take it to Willamette Valley 60-14
• NHS swimmers shine in final tune-up
• Tigers show Vikings no mercy on the mat in 54-23 drubbing
• County Christian routs C.S. Lewis 55-19
• National Wrestling Hall of Fame tabs Lile
• Cougars maul the Watchmen 83-48 in Casco League game
• NHS girls do much right, still lose
• Feb. 5 Religion Briefs
• New Catholic missals will be coming soon
• Love INC seeks more volunteers
• Let the sun pay the bills
• PERS is flush, but city won’t benefit yet
• Soon, three princesses will appear in Newberg
• Religion and entrepreneurship in America
• Feb. 5 Community Briefs
• Feb. 5 Newberg Fire Log
• Feb. 5 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Three Flags and zero tolerance for no seat belts
• Woollum back in jail on charges he violated his release agreement
• Gray apprehended, faces more charges after alleged assault
• Feb. 5 editorial: Solar panels a good start
• Feb. 5 guest opinion: Heck, I can balance the federal budget
• Feb. 5 Letters to the Editor
• Feb. 4 Community Calendar
• Feb. 4 Obituaries
• Watchmen split stand vs. Jewell
• Committee will take up the tough task of formulating a budget
• George Fox men suffer a tough home loss Friday to Pacific Lutheran
• Crustaceans will be sacrificed to raise cash for students
• Hatch captures TOC crown, NHS stumbles
• Oregon Transfer Days gives students a path to four-year schools
• First-place Tigard tames Newberg 48-25 on the road
• Feb. 2 School Briefs
• Feb. 2 Outstanding Warrants
• PNMC is deemed ‘baby friendly’
• Feb. 2 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Big Red Barn makes the move to Union Block
• Feb. 2 Births
• Project will invest in state business startups
• Feb. 2 Business Briefs
• Novel reflects on author’s life in Yamhill County
• High school artists get their due
• Feb. 2 Community Briefs
• Food for Thought: Sweet flan made easy
• Homeless count smoother than ever in third effort
• Feb. 2 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• A virtuoso in training
• Feb. 2 editorial: Legislature has tough road ahead
• Deputies get training on use of deadly force
• Ron Paul and Ralph Nader on corporatism
• Nonprofit donates $10,000 for spaying program
• Bruins survive scare from Lutes
• Auction, dance will benefit school
• Tigard handles Newberg 57-47
• FFA students clean up at district meet
• Feb. 1 Obituaries
• Feb. 1 Obituaries
• Feb. 1 Community Calendar
• Feb. 1 Community Calendar
• C.S. Lewis sweeps OSD teams
• Jan. 29 editorial: Helping the Homeless
• Jan. 29 guest opinion: My State of the Union address
• Jan. 29 Letters to the Editor
• Suicide Prevention Coalition position available
• NDPD column: Officers often see violators of state’s new cell phone law
• Jan. 29 Newberg Fire Log
• Jan. 29 Community Briefs
• Chaplains: Leaving their denomination at the hospital door
• Art can serve as a form of theological media
• Mayors’ Prayer Breakfast will focus on music
• Jan. 29 Religion Briefs
• Taylor makes a statement with triple-double
• Two sides paint different story of Dufour case
• NHS court renamed after DeCrevel
• Making airplanes ... but not to fly
• NHS boys lead sweep of Glencoe Thursday
• Blazer fan, C.S. Lewis student lives out his dream in Portland
• Free throws put Bruins over the top
• Bucks are rounding into form
• Jan. 28 Obituaries
• Jan. 28 Community Calendar
• Le Puy Notre Dame
• What’s a word for ...?
• Jan. 26 In the Service
• McGriff found guilty in connection with Dundee murder in summer
• Jan. 26 Community Briefs
• Taking up the pen at a young age
• Businesses come together to learn about each other
• Newberg shuts down McMinnville
• Family joins to form electrical business
• Bruins suffer narrow home loss to Linfield
• Newberg resident named bank vice president
• SPHS splits a pair of league contests
• Jan. 26 Business Briefs
• Newberg earns easy sweep of Salem schools in double-dual
• Music center kicks off concert series on Friday
• New-look Tigers mauled by Grizzlies
• Art Elements will feature artists in ‘Verdant and Fallow’
• GFU splits NWC games over the weekend
• Three concerts will benefit woman’s hall
• Sharks down Columbia River in dual meet
• Jan. 26 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Watchmen dig too deep a hole at the Rose Garden
• CVMS trio makes all-state band
• Jan. 26 editorial: It’s not much, but it’s a start
• Longtime educator will soon retire
• Jan. 26 guest opinion: Fudging the facts on health care, deficits
• NHS will soon begin tracking graduates’ progress with data
• Jan. 26 Letters to the Editor
• George Fox president chosen for national board
• Jan. 26 Outstanding Warrants
• Jan. 26 School Briefs
• Jan. 26 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Budget cuts could hit already-hurting courts
• Jan. 26 Births
• Jan. 25 Obituaries
• Jan. 25 Obituaries
• Jan. 25 Community Calendar
• Jan. 25 Community Calendar
• Jan. 22 editorial: Dirty politics in Yamhill County
• Federal Reserve System a threat to democracy
• Federal grant gets Dundee fire better SCBAs
• Car collides with house Wednesday on North Valley Road
• Jan. 22 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Jan. 22 Newberg Fire Log
• Church program tends to Indians’ teeth in a much-needed ministry
• Church field trip tours Hindu temple
• Despite her medical challengers, Michelle Nash is never giving up `Hope'
• Pastoal Pondering: We all need lifesavers at one time or another
• Council delays approving visitor center contract
• Jan. 22 Religion Briefs
• Waste Not Yamhill County also wants court to clarify landfill decision
• Tigers cruise past the Spartans
• Bucks overpower the Watchmen in Casco play
• NHS girls go cold in loss to Tualatin
• Barnett leads GFU in Corvallis
• C.S. Lewis boys sink St. Paul
• Tualatin’s key 13-0 run stuns Newberg
• Jan. 21 Community Calendar
• Jan. 21 Community Briefs
• Jan. 21 Obituaries
• Bruins sweep weekend home stand
• St. Paul answers Country Christian’s challenge
• Cougars first after beating the Bucks
• A rough weekend for the Bruins
• Lutes powers Tigers to win against Vikings
• Bromagem comes up big against former team
• C.S. Lewis shrugs off slow start for split
• Tigers second at Oregon Classic
• Newberg second at Rumbaugh Invitational
• Jan. 19 editorial: Lewis’ actions just flat wrong
• Jan. 19 guest opinion: How we enable crimes of insanity
• Jan. 19 Letters to the Editor
• Jan. 19 Obituaries and Death Notices
• Jan. 19 Community Calendar
• Jan. 19 Community Briefs
• As rains continue, protect yourself from debris flow dangers
• Jan. 19 Outstanding Warrants
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Club appears before board
• NHS opens for a night of music
• Jan. 19 School Briefs
• Newberg loses two more businesses
• Clinic one of the state’s first to earn national designation
• Penner-Ash hires new direct sales manager
• Jan. 19 Business Briefs
• Nature inspires an art show that is a ‘DRIFT’ at the CCC
• Assemblage art on exhibit at GFU
• Audition set for ‘Arsenic & Old Lace’
• Jan. 19 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Lewis cleared by justice department
• Rain falls short of predictions
• Crestview Crossing: Playing a ‘waiting game’
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Women’s Basketball News & Notes 1/19
• WHAT’S BRUIN: Men’s Basketball News & Notes 1/19
• Barnett Garners 2nd BAA Weekly Honor after Strong Showing in Corvallis Event
• New pastor takes the reins at Church of God
• County, Riverbend seek clarification on landfill decision
• Kaleo conference will build on last year’s theme of why kids hurt
• Jan. 15 Religion Briefs
• Jan. 15 Community Briefs
• Jan. 15 Letters to the Editor
• Jan. 15 guest opinion: Afghanistan -- A war of choice, not necessity
• Jan. 15 editorial: Tone down the hateful rhetoric
• NHS finishes strong to beat Century
• Glencoe teaches Newberg a tough lesson
• A late relay effort lifts the NHS swim team
• NHS proves no match for Glencoe
• Perrydale ambushes the Bucks 36-32
• SPHS boys enjoying the new year with wins
• Newberg building activity continues a steady decline
• Kayak plan quickly coming to fruition
• Newberg adopts plan to restore streams
• Drunk driver goes on vehicular rampage
• Police say that troubled teen caused lock down
• Jan. 14 Obituaries
• Jan. 14 Community Calendar
• Jan. 12 Newberg Fire Log
• Struggling homeowners may qualify for help with their mortgages
• Jan. 12 Letters to the Editor
• Teachers the ones getting a lesson
• Jan. 12 guest opinion: Two sides of the public climate change debate
• Principal will serve two grade schools
• Jan. 12 editorial: A hearty thumbs up and down
• FAFSA confusion? PCC can help
• Jan. 12 School Briefs
• Dance group’s benefit a hit
• Jan. 12 Community Briefs
• Retired pastor pens books on his life, encounter
• Jan. 12 Engagements
• Food for Thought: A new recipe for lamb shanks
• Bruins fend off Boxers for win
• Jan. 12 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Bruins’ 40-game NWC streak comes to an end
• Community deli, restaurant will open in Dundee
• Chehalem Swim Team takes second at Shark Chase meet
• Neil’s Java Jungle may soon close
• NHS foiled by miscues in loss at Century
• Topspin’s courts will fall silent as business closes
• Country Christian sweeps CSLA
• Jan. 12 Business Briefs
• Last-second shot sinks the Tigers
• Wife of Dundee murder suspect shuns plea deal Monday
• Winery erects turbine to harness the Wind
• Outstanding Warrants
• Butterfly lawsuit continues to flutter around
• Jan. 12 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Pair of Newberg lawyers respond to bar’s charges
• Jan. 11 Community Calendar
• Jan. 11 Obituaries
• Big cats, big responsibility
• It’s time the county’s homeless were counted
• Contracted firm begins care of Highway 219
• Leave some money behind? The state is holding it for you
• Children benefit from Operation Shoebox at GFU
• Christmas ends with Baptism of the Lord
• Medication ministry highlighted
• Jan. 8 Community Briefs
• Jan. 8 Religion Briefs
• Newberg ends 11-year drought versus Tualatin
• Jan. 8 Letters to the Editor
• Tigers upended in ‘our worst performance’ of the season
• Jan. 8 guest opinion: Give city your input on ODOT grant
• Hillsboro downs Newberg in league opener
• Jan. 8 editorial: Let’s be careful out there
• St. Paul well represented on all-state teams
• Jewell dispatches C.S. Lewis girls 51-15 on the road
• Depth not enough for NHS to top THS
• CSLA edges Jewell 54-40
• Newberg hangs on to edge Hillsboro
• St. Paul sets the table for big week with a pair of wins
• Police cruiser struck, officer cited
• Jan. 7 Community Calendar
• Jan. 7 Obituaries and death notices
• Jan. 5 guest opinion: What children can teach their parents about recycling
• Bruins fizzle in showdown with Warhawks
• Jan. 5 editorial: Cheat the system – be healthy
• McKenzie nips St. Paul girls down the stretch
• Stafford focus of school event
• St. Paul boys bottle up Spray at Classic
• Russian holiday small bites
• George Fox nearly topples No. 22 Chapman
• What’s your favorite book? Library wants to know
• Trio of Newberg teachers settling in
• No First Friday break for the Art Elements Gallery
• NHS senior nets an Act 6 scholarship at George Fox
• Jan. 5 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Newberg School Lunches
• 2010 saw no drop in the amount, variety of crime
• Jan. 5 School Briefs
• Outstanding Warrants
• Yo Top It opening reset
• Specialist’s job is to match employers with potential hires
• Caravan Coffee steward receives espresso training
• Jan. 5 Business Briefs
• Court of Appeals rules against landfill expansion
• Controversy over deadly intersections continues
• NDPD writing fewer tickets
• Jan. 5 Community Briefs
• Jan. 5: Letters to the Editor
• Newberg takes second straight NW Duals title
• New Year's 2011
• River releases Williams’ body Monday
• River releases Williams’ body Monday
• Jan. 4 Community Calendar
• Jan. 4 Community Calendar
• Jan. 4 Obituaries
• Jan. 4 Obituaries
• Local authors chronicle the history of Newberg in more than 200 vintage images
• Jan. 1 Community Briefs
• Jan. 1 Letters to the Editor
• Jan. 1 guest opinion: The naked truth about airport scanners
• Jan. 1 editorial: Count your blessings, America
• Bucks bounce back with a win
• NHS coasts through day one at NW Duals
• SPHS still finding its way
• George Fox men split first two games of California swing
• Bruin women advance to Surf ‘n’ Slam title game
• 5A Corvallis beats Newberg in Century tourney
• 2010: What a Year
• Sokol Blosser v. Weidner lawsuit dismissed
• Continuing Haiti relief a year after disastrous quake
• Epiphany marks arrival of the wise men
• Jan. 1 Newberg Fire Log
• Dec. 30 Community Calendar
• Dec. 30 Obituaries
• ‘Vineyard’ returns to its roots
• Spreading cheer this Christmas
• Planning amendments for bypass nothing major, officials insist
• Dec. 29 Community Briefs
• Young pilot new to the skies
• NHS boys play a complete game
• Rock band Cry of Stones has a Christian focus
• St. Paul scraps for 48-46 win over SW Christian
• Book seeks to help special needs children grieve
• Bruins open tourney with rout
• Food for Thought: Dutch babies prove that in some foods, simpler is better
• Newberg High girls capture second place at Wasilla Tournament in Alaska
• Dec. 29 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Bucks grind out a 35-33 win against the Wildcats
• Three people die on state’s highways during Christmas season
• St. Paul district higher than state average for AMAO
• Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office spreads Christmas joy
• GFU selects Act Six scholarship recipients
• Dec. 29 Outstanding Warrants
• University community will join in day of service on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Dec. 29 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Dec. 29 School Briefs
• Dec. 29 Letters to the Editor
• An eclectic mix of businesses reside at one address
• Dec. 29 guest opinion: DADT wrongly assumes gays don’t have a choice
• George Fox panel will discuss HR’s role in business strategies
• Dec. 29 editorial: If you were in charge ...
• Subterra adds hours, meals; renovates bar
• Dec. 29 In the Service
• Highway 18 crash kills one, closes road
• Dec. 28 Death Notice
• Dec. 28 Community Calendar
• Dec. 25 Letters to the Editor
• Dec. 25 Community Briefs
• Bucks wear down Huskies to win tourney title
• St. Paul ‘wins ugly’ 28-22 over Jewell in consolation game
• Milwaukie hands NHS its fifth straight loss
• Vigil honors Williams
• Special Olympics donation draws attention across the state
• Former Dundee man linked to fire at a Corvallis mosque
• Knights receive Double Star Award
• Pastor turns to counseling others
• Dec. 25 Religion Briefs
• Pedestrian struck by a van on Highway 99W
• Dec. 25 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Dec. 25 editorial: ‘And so this is Christmas ...’
• Dec. 25 guest opinion: Go ahead, send out your Christmas letters
• Dec. 23 Community Calendar
• This experience is one for the books
• Art Walk takes unprecedented January holiday
• Creating a whole new bread recipe
• College will remember Stafford with readings
• Dec. 22 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Dec. 22 In the Service
• Newberg aces AMAO tests
• NHS celebrates family adoption project
• Board gets an update on special ed programs
• Dec. 22 School Briefs
• The birthplace of Oregon pinot noir was in ... Forest Grove?
• Vigil for missing Newberg man set for tonight
• Hundreds receive an early Christmas present from F.I.S.H.
• No decision yet on Meridian St. rezoning effort
• Watchmen run win streak to four
• C.S. Lewis Watchmen roll past Vancouver Christian 42-30
• Bruins split games over the break
• North Salem comeback spoils Lutes’ return
• Bucks can’t dig out of hole versus the Knights
• Defense lifts SPHS past Jewell, King’s Way
• C.S. Lewis girls looking to take the next step
• Goodbye It’s All Good, hello Huckabee’s
• Penny auction site created by Newberg Web entrepreneur
• Dentistry changes hands
• Businesses hurt by extreme weather this year can apply for disaster loans
• Dec. 22 Outstanding Warrants
• Dec. 22 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Dec. 22 Newberg Fire Log
• Dec. 22 Letters to the Editor
• Christmas season 1941 on the farm
• Dec. 22 editorial: The heart of pinot noir lives here
• Dec. 22 Community Calendar
• Dec. 22 Community Briefs
• Dec. 18 Religion Briefs
• Sheriff metes awards for department’s best staff
• Dec. 18 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Dec. 18 Letters to the Editor
• Tigers stuffed by Lincoln, Beaverton
• Dec. 18 guest opinion: Fuel for climate change denial
• Tigers are too much for Tualatin
• Dec. 18 editorial: It’s in the council’s hands now
• Lakeridge runs away from Newberg late
• Dec. 18 Community Briefs
• Newberg spoils Century’s Class 6A swimming debut
• St. Paul girls grind out a pair of wins this week
• Defense and rebounding lift the Buckaroos to a pair of wins
• Newberg Special Olympics’ new home
• New public works director came from smaller city, similar job
• CodeRed test call ‘quite a success’
• Give to cultural groups and get a tax break
• Dentists working in a far off land
• NCC will welcome skeptics, others to new classes
• A few more Christmas services to attend
• Watchmen hit the road
• Dec. 18 Obituaries
• Dec. 17 Community Calendar
• Tigers claw their way to second at Coast Classic
• Immunization deadline looms for children in school or day care
• Tigers still searching for a 32-minute effort
• GFU will hold FAFSA and financial aid information sessions
• Lutes returns to practice with NHS boys team
• Mabel Rush students get
• Bush and Mays power CST Sharks
• Dec. 15 School Briefs
• Little remains of SUV after fire doused Monday
• ‘Acoustic Christmas’ will feature native Goodwin
• Dec. 15 Outstanding Warrants
• ‘Light Up a Life’ on tap today at medical center
• Dec. 15 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Calling all promising student poets
• Dec. 15 Newberg Fire Log
• Dec. 15 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Dec. 15 editorial: It’s not too late – give to Toy and Joy
• Lion’s Gate may undergo change to luxury vacation home
• Dec. 15 guest opinion: And this is the thanks Obama gets?
• Unemployed may lose $25/week federal bump
• Dec. 15 Letters to the Editor
• Dec. 15 Business Briefs
• Dec. 15 Community Briefs
• NHS splits to take third in its tourney
• Toy and Joy: Bring smiles to kids at Christmas
• Mohawk pounces on late-starting Bucks
• Car crashes headlong into motel, barely missing manager
• Heartbreaking loss to Aussies drops the Watchmen to 0-4
• Students deliver Christmas cheer to Portland
• C.S. Lewis girls stumble to 37-32 loss to Aussies
• CCC honors the Eraths for donation
• SPHS done in by poor second quarter
• Dolls to comfort kids
• Dec. 14 Community Calendar
• Dec. 14 Obituaries
• Watchmen find their stride vs. City Christian
• Dec. 11 Letters to the Editor
• Vikings tame the Bruins 92-58
• St. Paul bounces back for first win
• Bucks get a late start at defending their district title
• NHS swimmers split with Mac
• Council will deliberate Dec. 20 on HAYC plan
• Search for Williams suspended indefinitely
• City to test CodeRED system Wednesday
• Stern earns spot on the AOC board
• The medical center minister
• Season of Advent has begun
• Festival of Lights comes to an end
• Christmas services on tap around town
• NHS pins North Salem, McKay in new format
• Dec. 11 Religion Briefs
• Wilson hands Newberg its first defeat
• Dec. 11 editorial: Fighting La Niña locally
• Defense delivers first win for NHS girls vs. S. Salem
• Dec. 11 guest opinion: Jimmy Carter has gone wild
• Dec. 10 Death Notice
• Dec. 10 Community Calendar
• Dec. 11 Community Briefs
• The Great Room
• Students design a plan for the city
• Radar signs up and running on Mountainview Drive
• Dec. 8 School Briefs
• Campaign signs remain, but few are complaining
• NHS Silver School adopts 7 families for the holidays
• Speaking to the scourge of war
• Nichols gets 67 months in shooting
• Bucks are No. 1 in 1A
• Dec. 8 School Briefs
• Campaign signs remain, but few are complaining
• Dec. 8 Outstanding Warrants
• Column: Defense, heart carry the day for St. Paul
• Nichols gets 67 months in shooting
• Bucks are No. 1 in 1A
• Dec. 8 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• St. Paul comes up short at Open Door Christian
• Dec. 8 Outstanding Warrants
• Column: Defense, heart carry the day for St. Paul
• Dec. 8 Newberg Fire Log
• Bruin women pass road test easily in defeating PLU 83-45
• Souvenir eggs? Probably made in Newberg
• Dec. 8 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• St. Paul comes up short at Open Door Christian
• NHS girls drop season opener at Wilson
• Dec. 8 Community Briefs
• Dec. 8 Newberg Fire Log
• Bruin women pass road test easily in defeating PLU 83-45
• Souvenir eggs? Probably made in Newberg
• PLU downs George Fox 74-51 on the road
• Downtown law firm adds new attorney
• NHS girls drop season opener at Wilson
• Dec. 8 Community Briefs
• Tigers cruise to Earl Gillis championship
• ‘Christmas on Our Corner’ set for Saturday
• PLU downs George Fox 74-51 on the road
• Downtown law firm adds new attorney
• Turnovers doom Watchmen in loss to Trout Lake
• Dec. 8 Business Briefs
• Tigers cruise to Earl Gillis championship
• ‘Christmas on Our Corner’ set for Saturday
• Watchmen succumb 63-57 to Trout Lake on the road
• Couple take passion for hunting to TV
• Turnovers doom Watchmen in loss to Trout Lake
• Dec. 8 Business Briefs
• Craig Cheney named CWPA rookie of the year for play at M.I.T.
• Calling all student poets
• Watchmen succumb 63-57 to Trout Lake on the road
• Couple take passion for hunting to TV
• Dec. 8 Letters to the Editor
• Newberg youth excels at Pokemon
• Craig Cheney named CWPA rookie of the year for play at M.I.T.
• Calling all student poets
• Making parks decent again
• Dec. 8 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Dec. 8 Letters to the Editor
• Newberg youth excels at Pokemon
• Dec. 8 editorial: Complex deserves a fair hearing
• Hundreds from GFU call for release of Morong 43
• Making parks decent again
• Dec. 8 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Students design a plan for the city
• Radar signs up and running on Mountainview Drive
• Dec. 8 editorial: Complex deserves a fair hearing
• Hundreds from GFU call for release of Morong 43
• NHS Silver School adopts 7 families for the holidays
• Speaking to the scourge of war
• Pastor’s book in its fourth printing
• Holidays theme of this month’s highlighted ministry
• Dec. 4 Religion Briefs
• Tooley found guilty in double murder
• Newberg man charged with identity theft
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log Dec. 4
• Dec. 4 guest opinion: ‘The Hammer’ gets a new nickname
• Dec. 4 editorial: And a good time was had by all
• Newberg wins heart-pounding season debut
• George Fox breaks through against Willamette
• Tigers dominate at Titan Relays
• Willamette succumbs to George Fox women 60-38 Tuesday on the road
• St. Paul drops opener 65-48 to 2A Scio Thursday
• Watchmen to play Horizon Christian Jan. 24 in the Rose Garden to raise funds
• Historic property rezoning will come before council
• Francis Square rule raises constitutional questions
• Church presents a holiday comedy
• Dec. 3 Obituaries
• Dec. 3 Community Calendar
• Dec. 4 Community Briefs
• Missing man's boat found Wednesday afternoon
• Dec. 1 editorial: Will you give this Christmas?
• Equally adept at banjo, guitar and fiddle
• Dec. 1 Guest Opinion
• College slates jazz concert Dec. 10
• Dec. 1 Letter to the Editor
• 12-1 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Dec. 1 Community Briefs
• Grum hits pavement with his petition
• ‘Pirates of Penzance’ on stage this weekend at the high school
• Athletic fan gear and trophy shop opens its doors
• Frozen yogurt is coming soon to Newberg as ‘Yo Top It’
• Dec. 1 Business Briefs
• Students learn history behind Thanksgiving
• Low-tech classrooms may actually improve students’ math scores
• GFU program will host an engine competition
• Dec. 1 School Briefs
• Fox splits pair of games at tourney
• Woollum sex abuse case will go to trial
• Bucks are ready to run this season
• Outstanding Warrants
• Newberg starting from scratch
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Sole GFU fine arts winter grad preps for her own show
• Newberg Fire Log
• CVDA benefit ‘Nutcracker’ previews at Art Walk
• Dec. 1 Obituaries
• Dec. 1 Community Calendar
• Thanksgiving
• Searchers combing Willamette for Newberg boater missing since Friday
• Search continues for Newberg man
• Bucks will return to 1A state championship game
• Nov. 24 Community Briefs
• Fox gears up for Christmas concert
• Local church will celebrate vision of the Virgin Mary
• Pastoral Pondering: Christmas is a time for us to give, not covet
• Nov. 24 Religion Briefs
• Rivas-Ordaz gets a reduced sentence
• Festive? Sure, but don’t get carried away
• Sheriff’s office seeks gifts for county’s children
• Nov. 27 Letters to the Editor
• Nov. 27 Guest Opinion: What they aren’t telling you about industrial beef
• Nov. 27 Editorial: Carry on the spirit of giving
• Advocating for those wrongly imprisoned
• Christmas spirit is taking hold in Newberg
• Yamhill County unemployment increases as work force grows
• Bruins suffer season’s first loss
• O’Halloran signs to play at Virginia Military Institute
• Newberg Tigers ready to reload for a new season
• Tigers look to rebuild
• GFU starts season at 0-3
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• 4-23 Community Calendar
• Nov. 23 Obituaries
• A workout class for the over-60 demographic
• PNMC will host wine-themed fundraiser Barrel of Dreams
• Newberg Fire Log
• Touring Christmas choir begins season next week
• Outstanding Warrants
• Dance students lauded at Portland convention
• Nov. 24 Community Briefs
• 11-24 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Nov. 24 Guest Opinion: Climate change and extreme weather
• Skate park will open none too soon for skaters
• Nov. 24 Letters to the Editor
• City of Newberg faces another remand
• Nov. 24 editorial: Welcome to the club, state workers
• Cheap mental therapy for the masses
• NHS now testing student/athletes for concussions
• Providence ER staff aids in NFD Toy and Joy effort
• FFA sales team to compete at state
• St. Paul crushes Crane to advance
• New enrollment figures show PCC continues to grow
• Bruins improve to 3-0 with pair of efficient wins
• George Fox has scholarship contest for incoming students
• George Fox men suffer pair of tough losses
• Nov. 24 School Briefs
• NHS boys’ team faces a rebuilding year
• Restore hires manager, plans opening
• NHS girls primed for their time in the spotlight
• New car dealership wants customers to feel like family
• A TV for Christmas? Make sure it’s energy efficient
• 11-24 Business Briefs
• Public safety column: What are your duties as a driver?
• Driver apprehended after long chase
• Nov. 23 Community Calendar
• Nov. 23 Community Calendar
• Nov. 23 Obituaries and death notices
• Nov. 23 Obituaries and death notices
• Nov. 20 Editorial: Officers got it right
• Nov. 20 Editorial: Officers got it right
• Guest Opinion: Divided Congress may work better
• Guest Opinion: Divided Congress may work better
• Nov. 20 Letters to the Editor
• Nov. 20 Letters to the Editor
• Newberg-Dundee Police Department
• Newberg-Dundee Police Department
• Outstanding Warrants
• Outstanding Warrants
• Fugitive apprehended after found sleeping in St. Paul city hall
• Fugitive apprehended after found sleeping in St. Paul city hall
• Police make small pot bust Tuesday at Newberg mobile home
• Police make small pot bust Tuesday at Newberg mobile home
• Nov. 20 Religion Briefs
• Nov. 20 Religion Briefs
• Muslims celebrate Abraham’s faith
• Muslims celebrate Abraham’s faith
• Three churches offer Thanksgiving meals
• Three churches offer Thanksgiving meals
• Women’s shelter a ministry for Newberg couple
• Women’s shelter a ministry for Newberg couple
• Column: St. Paul’s dilemma is proof the OSAA ranking formula needs tweaking
• Column: St. Paul’s dilemma is proof the OSAA ranking formula needs tweaking
• George Fox looking to reload
• George Fox looking to reload
• Bruins roll over Corban
• Bruins roll over Corban
• Photographic book on Newberg history will be unveiled Nov. 29
• Photographic book on Newberg history will be unveiled Nov. 29
• Officers lauded for diffusing situation
• Officers lauded for diffusing situation
• Keeping focus
• Crosswalk at fatal intersection could come before summer
• Local helicopter pilot injured in crash of chopper
• 11-19 Community Calendar
• 11-20 Community Briefs
• 11-20 Obituaries
• Bomb scare at police station determined a false alarm
• Movie review: 'Harry Potter' an action-filled beginning to the end
• Tualatin ends Newberg’s title streak
• Nov. 17 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Nov. 17 School briefs
• Schools will soon be bursting at the seams, report says
• Nov. 17 Sports briefs
• Nap’s looks a lot different from how it did 64 years ago
• SPHS smashes Adrian 68-16 in Class 1A playoff game
• New Chehalem Youth and Family Services psychologist draws on his experiences
• Nov. 16 Editorial: Teams deserve our congratulations and support
• Anam Cara Cellars finds a home for tasting room in town
• Third place eludes the Bucks
• Veritas offers an experience in Shakespeare
• Guest opinion: Public wages are not too high
• Nov. 17 Business briefs
• SPHS hauls in All-Casco League awards
• CCC unveils quilt exhibit
• Guest opinion: Cuts to Social Security would be disastrous
• Under 10 becomes Sloppy Zone as menu, look changes
• Tigers earn sixth straight title
• Food for Thought: Pea soup helps make the winter a little bit warmer
• Guest opinion: The ‘eat your spinach and Brussels sprouts’ plan
• Alleged robber reneges on plea deal at the last minute
• Bruins 12th at NCAA regional
• ART Elements open more for the the holidays
• Guest opinion: Former council member says he warned of problems on Everest Street
• Nov. 17 Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• Tualatin ends Newberg’s title streak
• Nov. 17 Arts & Leisure briefs
• Nov. 17 Letters to the editor
• Nov. 17 Newberg Fire Department log
• Nov. 17 Sports briefs
• Nap’s looks a lot different from how it did 64 years ago
• County could see lawsuit over endangered butterfly
• Bomber pilot shares harrowing story
• Nov. 16 Editorial: Teams deserve our congratulations and support
• Anam Cara Cellars finds a home for tasting room in town
• Schools will soon be bursting at the seams, report says
• Success in the classroom and out
• Guest opinion: Public wages are not too high
• Nov. 17 Business briefs
• New Chehalem Youth and Family Services psychologist draws on his experiences
• Nov. 17 School briefs
• Guest opinion: Cuts to Social Security would be disastrous
• Under 10 becomes Sloppy Zone as menu, look changes
• SPHS smashes Adrian 68-16 in Class 1A playoff game
• Guest opinion: The ‘eat your spinach and Brussels sprouts’ plan
• Alleged robber reneges on plea deal at the last minute
• Third place eludes the Bucks
• Veritas offers an experience in Shakespeare
• Guest opinion: Former council member says he warned of problems on Everest Street
• Nov. 17 Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• SPHS hauls in All-Casco League awards
• CCC unveils quilt exhibit
• Nov. 17 Letters to the editor
• Nov. 17 Newberg Fire Department log
• Tigers earn sixth straight title
• Food for Thought: Pea soup helps make the winter a little bit warmer
• Bomber pilot shares harrowing story
• Bruins 12th at NCAA regional
• ART Elements open more for the the holidays
• Success in the classroom and out
• County could see lawsuit over endangered butterfly
• Nov. 17 Obituaries
• Nov. 17 Community Calendar
• Nov. 17 Obituaries
• Nov. 17 Community Calendar
• Youth football wraps up season in TVYFL
• Nov. 13 Editorial: City should have planned better
• Citizens: Dangerous intersections need fixing
• Guest opinion: Democrats 'in recovery'
• Most crashes occur during Friday evening commutes
• Guest opinion: I’m politically incorrect
• Historic property rezoning gets nod
• Nov. 13 Letters to the Editor
• St. Peter welcomes new youth minister
• Dundee Fire adds chaplain
• Pastoral Pondering: Getting ready for Thanksgiving
• Science in the service of faith
• Nov. 13 Religion Briefs
• Bucks ready for another run at state championship
• New-look Bruins set to start new era
• Schmidt, Spurgin receive honors
• Newberg’s Haley Clarke signs letter of intent to Oregon State
• All Pacific Conference football teams released
• Weisz named Casco League’s best
• St. Paul accustomed to winning streaks
• Nov. 13 Obituaries
• Nov. 13 Community Briefs
• Nov. 13 Community Calendar
• Get your fill at the Turkey Carnival
• Dundee celebrates new banners
• NHS to have two robot teams
• Updated: Pedestrian killed while crossing Highway 219
• Nov. 10 Business briefs
• Nov. 10 Community Calendar
• Sweetest Thing business must have yeast in the batter ... it’s rising quickly
• Nov. 10 Community Briefs
• Bella Casa opens Newberg branch
• Guest opinion: TV’s ‘Outsourced’ is a conundrum
• Climax, A.R.E. recognized
• Guest opinion: Can Stewart and Colbert save us?
• Nov. 10 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Guest opinion: Random thoughts on Veterans Day
• GFU musical ensembles give free concert
• Sweep sends Bucks back to state
• Guest opinion: Surprise! The people are not following the plan
• Local students named to all-state choir
• NHS closes season with 4-0 setback
• Guest opinion: It’s time to honor veterans
• Looking for a Newberg star
• George Fox pushes rival Linfield in thrilling 2-2 draw
• Nov. 10 Editorial: We are all responsible for safety
• Nov. 10 Obituaries
• Newberg headed for sixth straight title
• Jesuit tames Tigers by handing them 8-0 playoff loss
• Nov. 10 Newberg Fire Department log
• St. Paul rolling into 1A playoffs
• North Salem eliminates Newberg
• Newberg-Dundee Police Department reports
• Gresham dashes Tigers’ title dreams
• Newberg gelling as they play through state tournament
• Yamhill County Sheriff's Office outstanding warrants
• Nov. 10 School briefs
• Koskela places 57th in state
• Newberg woman injured in head-on crash
• Yamhill County 4-H students recognized
• County’s voter turnout tops state, Newberg tops county
• GFU application deadline approaching
• Why not take a stroll down the Newberg Sustainability Trail?
• University introduces elementary education adult degree program in Portland
• Pedestrian killed in Hwy 219, Everest collision
• 8 Bathrooms
• Bruins upset No. 24 UPS
• 11-2 School Briefs
• 11-2 Community Briefs
• Gresham stands between Newberg and state tourney bid
• Bucks stomp Alsea to maintain perfect season
• Janis Jewelry adds a handbag shop
• 11-2 Community Calendar
• OSAA should find a better playoff
• Stumped for a gift? Fred Meyer stores add gift registries
• 11-2 Obituaries -- Death Notices
• Voters chose Ted Crawford as next mayor of Dundee
• St. Paul rolls to district title
• Dodge dealer revamps its image, adds fleet sales
• The lights go out, hilarity ensues
• Guest opinion: Losing sleep? Get yourself tested now
• Local election results: Incumbents retained throughout the area
• 11-3 Business Briefs
• Art Walk will feature five new spots this Friday
• Juan Williams is responsible for his own words
• Man faces vehicle fraud charges
• Thousands trick-or-treat downtown
• Cold weather, warm bread
• Guest opinion: The Tea Party and the midterm elections
• Chilean man busted at bank trying to cash stolen checks
• Construction begins on local PCC campus
• Shake it at park and rec dance classes
• Nov. 6 Letters to the Editor
• 10-6 Community briefs
• Newberg High School wind turbine tops them all
• Singer will give music workshop, concert
• Nov. 6 Editorial: It’s time to roll up our sleeves
• 10-6 Community Calendar
• 11-3 Births
• David Mack will speak Nov. 9 at Linfield
• How did Yamhill County votes compare to state’s?
• Nov. 6 Obituaries
• Editorial: Will the lies stop now?
• Join a kids book club at the Newberg Public Library
• George dispatches Parker with ease for another term in the Senate
• Nov. 6 Religion Briefs
• Guest Opinion: State’s land use system is broken
• 10-3 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Voters return Weidner to the Legislature
• Newberg clinic the focus of Love INC this month
• 11-3 Letters to the Editor
• Wife of murder suspect will plead
• Kim Thatcher wins amicable race by wide margin over Jim Dyer
• 2nd Street has a new face in the church
• GFU drops final two home games of the season
• Outstanding Warrants
• Andrews will return for a second term
• Awana: How to have fun during Bible class
• Bruins top Pioneers to salvage weekend split
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Stern wins outright this time
• Tigers break through for a win at the most opportune time
• Bruins edge Whitman for 5th at NWC finals
• Newberg Fire Log
• Newberg ready for playoff challenge
• GFU women last at NWC championships
• Facilities task force reports to school board
• St. Paul poised for a return trip to state
• Man faces vehicle fraud charges
• Newberg ready for playoff challenge
• Chilean man busted at bank trying to cash stolen checks
• St. Paul poised for a return trip to state
• 10-6 Community briefs
• Gresham stands between Newberg and state tourney bid
• 10-6 Community Calendar
• OSAA should find a better playoff
• Nov. 6 Obituaries
• Voters chose Ted Crawford as next mayor of Dundee
• Nov. 6 Religion Briefs
• Guest opinion: Losing sleep? Get yourself tested now
• Newberg clinic the focus of Love INC this month
• Juan Williams is responsible for his own words
• 2nd Street has a new face in the church
• Guest opinion: The Tea Party and the midterm elections
• Nov. 6 Letters to the Editor
• Nov. 6 Editorial: It’s time to roll up our sleeves
• How did Yamhill County votes compare to state’s?
• George dispatches Parker with ease for another term in the Senate
• Voters return Weidner to the Legislature
• Kim Thatcher wins amicable race by wide margin over Jim Dyer
• Andrews will return for a second term
• Awana: How to have fun during Bible class
• Stern wins outright this time
• Tigers break through for a win at the most opportune time
• 11-3 Letters to the Editor
• Wife of murder suspect will plead
• GFU drops final two home games of the season
• Outstanding Warrants
• Bruins top Pioneers to salvage weekend split
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Bruins edge Whitman for 5th at NWC finals
• Newberg Fire Log
• GFU women last at NWC championships
• Facilities task force reports to school board
• Bruins upset No. 24 UPS
• 11-2 School Briefs
• Bucks stomp Alsea to maintain perfect season
• Janis Jewelry adds a handbag shop
• St. Paul rolls to district title
• Stumped for a gift? Fred Meyer stores add gift registries
• Dodge dealer revamps its image, adds fleet sales
• Local election results: Incumbents retained throughout the area
• 11-3 Business Briefs
• Art Walk will feature five new spots this Friday
• Thousands trick-or-treat downtown
• Cold weather, warm bread
• Construction begins on local PCC campus
• Shake it at park and rec dance classes
• Newberg High School wind turbine tops them all
• Singer will give music workshop, concert
• 11-3 Births
• David Mack will speak Nov. 9 at Linfield
• Editorial: Will the lies stop now?
• Join a kids book club at the Newberg Public Library
• Guest Opinion: State’s land use system is broken
• 10-3 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• The lights go out, hilarity ensues
• 11-2 Community Briefs
• 11-2 Community Calendar
• 11-2 Obituaries -- Death Notices
• Newberg second at DeLong Invite
• Acclaimed poet to visit at George Fox
• 10-27 Obituaries
• NHS wraps up conference title
• 10-30 Letters to the Editor
• GFU falls to seventh at NWC Fall Classic
• Native American art show on tap
• Editorial: How do we arrive at endorsements?
• Mac wins season finale 42-28
• Guest Opinion: What does ‘sewer money’ buy?
• 10-30 Community Calendar
• Review: ‘Conviction’ a compelling story with fine acting
• Guest Opinion: Gates gives the most memorable speech of the 2010 campaign
• Editorial: Why a lawsuit now?
• 10-30 Community Briefs
• Day of the Dead will be colorful
• 10-27 Letters to the Editor
• Man pleads guilty to attempting to shoot his stepmother
• 10-30 Obituaries
• Bruins rally to take Classic
• 10-27 Community Briefs
• Trails plan advances one step at a time
• Body found at downtown business
• St. Paul Bucks finish strong at Arizona tournament
• Austin business awards recognize Newberg native
• Ballot title is approved, signatures next step
• Late rally sinks NHS boys Monday at Tigard
• Secondhand shop Pitter-Patter is in new hands
• A patent ... for the city?
• Newberg Fire Log
• Tigers fall just short in waning of game versus Tigard
• ROCO winery celebrates first birthday
• Sokol Blosser sues Weidner as election nears
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Late rally keeps George Fox men winless
• Local firm applies the pizzazz to football helmets
• Watchmen close season with a draw
• Outstanding Warrants
• Bruins edge Pioneers 5-4
• 10-27 School Brief
• NHS slips to fifth at districts
• Police arrest two men Sunday in Newberg after cocaine bust
• Watchmen drop 1-0 decision to Central Christian
• George Fox accounting majors score high marks
• Tigers out, Koskela in
• Neighbors tip to police ends in 2 arrested for dealing meth
• Veritas drops third straight
• Intrigued students get a peek at GFU preview
• Tigers hang with Grizzlies in season finale before falling
• 10-30 Religion Briefs
• George Fox tops Whitman to split their weekend games
• MVMS students provide city with development ideas
• Dundee backyard burning ban will go into effect in November
• Veritas bows out in league playoff
• Seminary will host Old Testament scholar
• Bruins split in home stand
• Few turn out to help Grad Night
• Mac woman arrested in kidnapping hoax
• GFU’s Hyde earns spot on D-III all-decade list
• Church debuts women’s ministry
• Tigard rumbles past Newberg 52-21 Friday
• 10-27 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• AG, Thatcher: ‘Public records law needs fixing’
• NHS packs players on all-league team
• Is Newberg perfect spot for Portland ministry?
• NHS closes out regular season with rout of Tigard
• Check out e-books at the library ... or home
• GOP forum focuses on change
• Tigers tie Mac to secure third place
• Church undergoes many staff changes
• Late rally keeps George Fox men winless
• Local firm applies the pizzazz to football helmets
• Driver sent to the hospital after collision and fight
• Newberg runs its league streak to five wins
• Trails plan advances one step at a time
• Bruins edge Pioneers 5-4
• 10-27 School Brief
• Candidate forum a no-holds-barred debate
• Bucks win 15th to close out season
• Ballot title is approved, signatures next step
• Watchmen drop 1-0 decision to Central Christian
• George Fox accounting majors score high marks
• Missing Newberg woman found
• Tigers sweep Hillsboro and Mac
• A patent ... for the city?
• Newberg Fire Log
• Veritas drops third straight
• Intrigued students get a peek at GFU preview
• Lewis draws more fire
• Veritas and C.S. Lewis swept on the road
• Sokol Blosser sues Weidner as election nears
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• George Fox tops Whitman to split their weekend games
• MVMS students provide city with development ideas
• Dundee backyard burning ban will go into effect in November
• Tiger girls miss chance to wrap up a state playoff spot
• Watchmen close season with a draw
• Outstanding Warrants
• Bruins split in home stand
• Few turn out to help Grad Night
• Mac woman arrested in kidnapping hoax
• Boys soccer team plays to a pair of ties this week
• NHS slips to fifth at districts
• Police arrest two men Sunday in Newberg after cocaine bust
• Tigard rumbles past Newberg 52-21 Friday
• 10-27 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• AG, Thatcher: ‘Public records law needs fixing’
• Marugg wins jiu-jitsu gold
• Tigers out, Koskela in
• Neighbors tip to police ends in 2 arrested for dealing meth
• NHS closes out regular season with rout of Tigard
• Check out e-books at the library ... or home
• GOP forum focuses on change
• NHS tames Tigard a second time to clinch title
• Tigers hang with Grizzlies in season finale before falling
• 10-30 Religion Briefs
• Newberg second at DeLong Invite
• Acclaimed poet to visit at George Fox
• 10-27 Obituaries
• Editorial: Crawford, Sundeen both good men
• Veritas bows out in league playoff
• Seminary will host Old Testament scholar
• GFU falls to seventh at NWC Fall Classic
• Native American art show on tap
• Editorial: How do we arrive at endorsements?
• Guest Opinion: Don’t worry, 2016 is just around the corner
• GFU’s Hyde earns spot on D-III all-decade list
• Church debuts women’s ministry
• 10-30 Community Calendar
• Review: ‘Conviction’ a compelling story with fine acting
• Guest Opinion: Gates gives the most memorable speech of the 2010 campaign
• 10-23 Letters to the Editor
• NHS packs players on all-league team
• Is Newberg perfect spot for Portland ministry?
• 10-30 Community Briefs
• Day of the Dead will be colorful
• 10-27 Letters to the Editor
• 10-23 Religion Briefs
• Tigers tie Mac to secure third place
• Church undergoes many staff changes
• 10-30 Obituaries
• Bruins rally to take Classic
• 10-27 Community Briefs
• Faith in Action has a new leader
• NHS wraps up conference title
• 10-30 Letters to the Editor
• Body found at downtown business
• St. Paul Bucks finish strong at Arizona tournament
• Austin business awards recognize Newberg native
• Church to open peace path, labyrinth
• Mac wins season finale 42-28
• Guest Opinion: What does ‘sewer money’ buy?
• Late rally sinks NHS boys Monday at Tigard
• Secondhand shop Pitter-Patter is in new hands
• 10-23 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• George Fox splits a pair of NWC games
• Editorial: Why a lawsuit now?
• Tigers fall just short in waning of game versus Tigard
• ROCO winery celebrates first birthday
• 10-23 Newberg Fire Log
• Bruins fifth at final tune-up for NWC championships
• Man pleads guilty to attempting to shoot his stepmother
• Lewis under investigation over video
• St. Paul rips Perrydale 54-6
• Nap’s Thriftway gets a makeover
• Editorial: Crawford, Sundeen both good men
• Christian band Gungor will play GFU auditorium
• Guest Opinion: Don’t worry, 2016 is just around the corner
• 10-23 Community Calendar
• 10-23 Letters to the Editor
• 10-22 Community Briefs
• 10-23 Religion Briefs
• 10-22 Obituaries
• Faith in Action has a new leader
• George Fox splits a pair of NWC games
• Church to open peace path, labyrinth
• Bruins fifth at final tune-up for NWC championships
• 10-23 Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Newberg runs its league streak to five wins
• 10-23 Newberg Fire Log
• Bucks win 15th to close out season
• Driver sent to the hospital after collision and fight
• Candidate forum a no-holds-barred debate
• Tigers sweep Hillsboro and Mac
• Missing Newberg woman found
• Veritas and C.S. Lewis swept on the road
• Lewis draws more fire
• Tiger girls miss chance to wrap up a state playoff spot
• Boys soccer team plays to a pair of ties this week
• 10-19 Obituaries
• Marugg wins jiu-jitsu gold
• 10-20 Community Briefs
• NHS tames Tigard a second time to clinch title
• Nap’s Thriftway gets a makeover
• Christian band Gungor will play GFU auditorium
• 10-23 Community Calendar
• 10-22 Community Briefs
• 10-22 Obituaries
• 10-19 Obituaries
• 10-20 Community Briefs
• Lewis under investigation over video
• Newberg boys second at Champoeg Invitational
• Daedalus Cellars will host four authors Sunday for book signing
• New pastor settles at Northside after traveling country, world
• Tigers fend off Tualatin in four
• UPS, PLU pile the goals on Bruins
• 10-6 Yamhill County Sheriff's Office outstanding warrants
• Veritas sweeps series with CSLA
• Inmate groups will clean up forest areas
• Koskela helps Tigers end title drought
• A Greek tragedy, GFU style
• Dundee council discusses quality-of-life issues
• George Fox takes second at St. Martin’s
• Puget Sound, PLU show GFU no mercy
• Dump truck rolls after striking sedan on 99W
• Tigers storm past Hillsboro
• County joins in national sweep of domestic offenders
• Boxers prove too much for George Fox
• Bells of the Cascades will ‘ring’ a concert in Newberg
• Sheriff’s race remains low-key
• Newberg picks up wins versus Lake Oswego and Parkrose
• Newberg boys win own tourney to remain unbeaten
• 10-6 Arts and Leisure briefs
• Sharks open season with a second-place finish
• 10-15 Religion Briefs
• Vikings maul the slumping NHS Tigers 52-14 on Friday
• 10-12 Obituaries
• City council may take a second look at visitor center funding
• 10-9 Community briefs
• Frosh best again for Fox
• Native American tradition will highlight work at Tilikum
• St. Paul Bucks run their winning streak up to twelve
• ‘Warrior Brides’ conference will make its return to church
• PLU, Linfield down George Fox
• Engagement: Walker, Gray
• Newberg mayoral candidates make their cases
• 10-9 Community Calendar
• St. Paul earns rare double win
• Choral groups gather at GFU
• Newberg suffers two tough losses
• Seminary deadline looming
• Tualatin stops the Tigers once again
• 10-12 Community Briefs
• GFU forum a last chance to hear from area Republican candidates
• 10-9 Letters to the editor
• Habitat seeks volunteers for ReStore project
• Impact Jiu-Jitsu expands into former gallery space
• 10-6 Community Calendar
• Tigers bounce back this week
• GFU reps join Christian leaders in South Africa
• Tigers thrash Wolves 15-4
• Newberg Fire Log
• Who’s on the ballot this year?
• Guest opinion: There’s no joy in the nation’s capital
• Done having kids? County creates vasectomy program
• 10-6 Anniversaries
• 10-6 Community briefs
• NHS continues to roll through its schedule
• Irish retires as Faith in Action director
• St. Paul sweeps Casco League three-way contest
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Anti-abortion advocates’ trek goes through Newberg
• Guest Opinion: Consider these steps before enacting a burn ban in Dundee
• County adds dental care program for low-income residents
• 10-6 Obituaries
• Taking the long view on teaching
• Spartans steamroll Tigers 49-6
• Council can’t vote on electronic sign changes
• Veritas takes down Jewell in thriller
• Outstanding Warrants
• Schools in Brief
• 10-9 Editorial: Re-elect Mary Stern
• Number of cars plying 99W increasing
• 10-6 Letters to the editor
• 10-6 School briefs
• Newberg law partners charged with misconduct
• 10-16 Obituaries
• Ordaz will get mental testing
• Evergreen will host engineering day Oct. 8
• 10-9 Newberg-Dundee Police Department report
• Bucks pound Country Christian 54-24
• Guest opinion: Yes, let’s embrace the Swedish model
• New teachers – it’s all about the prep
• State bar association dismisses ethics complaint against Tichenor
• 10-16 Community Briefs
• Craigslist case could be headed for conclusion
• NHS students save through PCC program
• Man arrested twice in 13 hours for drunk driving
• 10-9 Newberg Fire Department log
• 10-6 Editorial: Back Habitat’s latest effort
• Deadline approaches for George Fox master’s in counseling program
• Dundee workshop produces tentative master plan
• 10-15 Community Calendar
• 10-12 Letters to the Editor
• School district sees big gains in enrollment
• Court accepts self-defense plea in stabbing case
• Veritas sweeps OSD
• Veritas splits pair of Casco League contests
• Students have murder on their minds
• Housing plan draws ire at commission meeting
• Editorial: Kim Thatcher gets editorial board's endorsement
• Guest Opinion: Is hate speech protected by First Amendment?
• Business in Brief
• 10-9 Religion briefs
• NHS breezes past Lakers, Broncos
• Tigers drop time Saturday at Harrier Classic in Albany
• 10-6 Business briefs
• St. Paul gains second forfeit win as orther team has too few players
• Guest Opinion: Park board endorses Measure 76
• Editorial: Vote and you can keep complaining
• You and Your Money
• Pastoral Pondering: Sin a matter of course, forgiveness not so easy
• Glencoe tops Newberg 1-0
• Newberg High battling a rash of injuries
• Procrastination and your finances: Best to not create delays
• C.S. Lewis falls 1-0 to Damascus Christian
• Bruins split with Pacific and Linfield
• Bordeaux in Oregon wine country?
• Boatload goes to FISH
• St. Paul takes control of Casco
• Bucks continue their hot streak
• Grocery Outlet will open in Newberg
• Bruins play Pacific to a 1-1 draw
• 10-15 Letters to the Editor
• Linfield captures GFU Invitational
• arts & Leisure in Brief
• Wanted: Mentors for the poor, various teachers
• Glencoe hands Tigers 4-2 road loss
• Bruins win double overtime thriller vs. Pioneers in Portland
• 10-6 Newberg-Dundee police report
• Newberg boys sweep, girls split at Century meet
• Postal service warns of computer virus
• Spartans steamroll Tigers 49-6
• Inmate groups will clean up forest areas
• Bruins play Pacific to a 1-1 draw
• County joins in national sweep of domestic offenders
• Newberg boys sweep, girls split at Century meet
• 10-15 Religion Briefs
• Veritas sweeps series with CSLA
• ‘Warrior Brides’ conference will make its return to church
• Tigers storm past Hillsboro
• Seminary deadline looming
• Sharks open season with a second-place finish
• GFU reps join Christian leaders in South Africa
• St. Paul Bucks run their winning streak up to twelve
• Irish retires as Faith in Action director
• Newberg suffers two tough losses
• Tigers bounce back this week
• NHS continues to roll through its schedule
• 10-16 Obituaries
• Council can’t vote on electronic sign changes
• 10-16 Community Briefs
• Newberg law partners charged with misconduct
• 10-15 Community Calendar
• State bar association dismisses ethics complaint against Tichenor
• Editorial: Kim Thatcher gets editorial board's endorsement
• Dundee workshop produces tentative master plan
• Guest Opinion: Park board endorses Measure 76
• Housing plan draws ire at commission meeting
• 10-15 Letters to the Editor
• St. Paul gains second forfeit win as orther team has too few players
• Postal service warns of computer virus
• C.S. Lewis falls 1-0 to Damascus Christian
• True Colors
• Guest Opinion: Is hate speech protected by First Amendment?
• You and Your Money
• Editorial: Vote and you can keep complaining
• Bordeaux in Oregon wine country?
• Bruins split with Pacific and Linfield
• arts & Leisure in Brief
• Linfield captures GFU Invitational
• Daedalus Cellars will host four authors Sunday for book signing
• Newberg boys second at Champoeg Invitational
• A Greek tragedy, GFU style
• Koskela helps Tigers end title drought
• Bells of the Cascades will ‘ring’ a concert in Newberg
• Boxers prove too much for George Fox
• 10-12 Obituaries
• Vikings maul the slumping NHS Tigers 52-14 on Friday
• Engagement: Walker, Gray
• PLU, Linfield down George Fox
• 10-12 Community Briefs
• GFU forum a last chance to hear from area Republican candidates
• Tualatin stops the Tigers once again
• 10-12 Community Calendar
• Who’s on the ballot this year?
• Tigers thrash Wolves 15-4
• Newberg Fire Log
• Anti-abortion advocates’ trek goes through Newberg
• St. Paul sweeps Casco League three-way contest
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Schools in Brief
• Veritas takes down Jewell in thriller
• Outstanding Warrants
• Evergreen will host engineering day Oct. 8
• Ordaz will get mental testing
• NHS students save through PCC program
• Craigslist case could be headed for conclusion
• School district sees big gains in enrollment
• 10-12 Letters to the Editor
• Business in Brief
• Pastoral Pondering: Sin a matter of course, forgiveness not so easy
• Glencoe tops Newberg 1-0
• Boatload goes to FISH
• St. Paul takes control of Casco
• Wanted: Mentors for the poor, various teachers
• Glencoe hands Tigers 4-2 road loss
• New pastor settles at Northside after traveling country, world
• Tigers fend off Tualatin in four
• Dundee council discusses quality-of-life issues
• George Fox takes second at St. Martin’s
• Sheriff’s race remains low-key
• Newberg picks up wins versus Lake Oswego and Parkrose
• City council may take a second look at visitor center funding
• 10-9 Community briefs
• Newberg mayoral candidates make their cases
• 10-9 Community Calendar
• 10-9 Letters to the editor
• Guest opinion: There’s no joy in the nation’s capital
• Guest Opinion: Consider these steps before enacting a burn ban in Dundee
• 10-9 Editorial: Re-elect Mary Stern
• 10-9 Newberg-Dundee Police Department report
• Man arrested twice in 13 hours for drunk driving
• 10-9 Newberg Fire Department log
• Court accepts self-defense plea in stabbing case
• Veritas sweeps OSD
• 10-9 Religion briefs
• NHS breezes past Lakers, Broncos
• Bucks pound Country Christian 54-24
• Procrastination and your finances: Best to not create delays
• Newberg High battling a rash of injuries
• Grocery Outlet will open in Newberg
• Bucks continue their hot streak
• Bruins win double overtime thriller vs. Pioneers in Portland
• 10-6 Newberg-Dundee police report
• UPS, PLU pile the goals on Bruins
• 10-6 Yamhill County Sheriff's Office outstanding warrants
• Puget Sound, PLU show GFU no mercy
• Dump truck rolls after striking sedan on 99W
• Newberg boys win own tourney to remain unbeaten
• 10-6 Arts and Leisure briefs
• Frosh best again for Fox
• Native American tradition will highlight work at Tilikum
• St. Paul earns rare double win
• Choral groups gather at GFU
• Habitat seeks volunteers for ReStore project
• Impact Jiu-Jitsu expands into former gallery space
• 10-6 Community briefs
• Done having kids? County creates vasectomy program
• 10-6 Anniversaries
• Taking the long view on teaching
• County adds dental care program for low-income residents
• 10-6 Obituaries
• 10-6 School briefs
• Number of cars plying 99W increasing
• 10-6 Letters to the editor
• New teachers – it’s all about the prep
• Guest opinion: Yes, let’s embrace the Swedish model
• Deadline approaches for George Fox master’s in counseling program
• 10-6 Editorial: Back Habitat’s latest effort
• Students have murder on their minds
• Veritas splits pair of Casco League contests
• 10-6 Business briefs
• Tigers drop time Saturday at Harrier Classic in Albany
• 10-6 Community Calendar
• 9-29 Business in Brief
• Pelling earns an additional sentence in Yamhill County
• Council grants big raise to visitor center
• Catching up with Tenley after 'Bachelor Pad' — photo slideshow
• Outstanding Warrants
• Veritas opens with win over rival CSLA
• Guest Opinion: Obama must center on ‘saving’ 2012
• Tough season continues for Tigers
• Tigers first at Parkrose tourney, top Lakeridge 18-6 at home Monday
• Recession’s over, unemployment lags
• Bicyclist hurt in collision with SUV
• Girls cruise to trio of wins
• Remembering Jared Brisso
• New signs designed to help with traffic flow near elementary school
• Tigers cage themselves in pair of losses
• 9-17 Letters to the Editor
• Veritas Vanguard holds off Country Christian for 3-2 win Thursday on the road
• 10-1 Community Briefs
• Rains create challenges for winemakers
• 9-25 Religion Briefs
• Newberg boys still unbeaten
• OxyContin: A prescription for addiction?
• Wife of suspected Dundee shooter will get a new attorney
• CSLA Watchmen go co-ed, lose first game
• Newberg Fire Log
• Watchmen fall to Perrydale 3-1
• 10-1 Community Calendar
• 9-29 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Center will celebrate Mexican holiday
• Pair of wins pushes Tigers to 4-1
• Youth leads George Fox in grass course event
• Craigslist move won’t likely make NDPD’s job easier
• Bruins edge Pacific 1-0 Wednesday at home
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• NHS harriers beat Glencoe for first wins
• 10-1 Obituaries
• Cultural center will soon begin hosting folk jam sessions
• Men’s group forms at Calvary Chapel
• Watchmen fall twice this week
• Bruins record no team score at Pacific Invitational
• 9-22 School Briefs
• Newberg rebounds from a tough loss
• Quartet of alleged criminals await adjudication
• Tiger girls extend hot start
• Editorial: Choice clear in mayoral race
• A forest grows in an NHS hallway
• Serve & Celebrate attracts hundreds despite bad weather
• C.S. Lewis earns a non-conference win
• Newberg goes 3-2 in own tourney
• Boundary change is denied by school board
• Bucks earn split at Jewell 3-way
• 9-17 Religion Briefs
• Newberg wins and so does the cause
• Guest Opinion: Obama without the magic wand
• Second half unkind to Tigers again
• Bruin women are swept by Concordia
• Bruin men drop two at home
• NHS student forms team for cancer race
• Tiger boys cruise to a pair of wins this week
• Christian Chamber of Commerce to host state and county candidates
• Miscues doom Newberg in 39-7 loss
• 10-1 Letters to the Editor
• 9-29 School Briefs
• Editorial: Thumbs up for a week gone by
• Tigers still looking for their first win
• Tigers wade through opponents at tourney
• Getting back to the earth, vegetable style
• Newberg comes up short vs. Tualatin
• GFU hosts Scot McKnight for seminar
• Miscues doom Newberg in 39-7 loss
• 10-1 Religion Briefs
• GFU enrollment at an all-time high
• Guest Opinion: An America without optimism
• Tiger runners improving as season continues
• George Fox swept to open NWC play
• Oregon First merges with SE Oregon rival
• Crimson Tide overwhelms Tigers in second half
• Feed the Need returns Oct. 16-17
• Do you have questions about religion? Ask an atheist
• German teacher checks in on his colleagues at NHS
• 9-29 Letters to the Editor
• Bucks earn victories over Veritas and Falls City
• Festival of Champions proves to be good for the Tigers
• Happy chickens make good eggs the natural way
• 9-22 Community Briefs
• Dayton Avenue bike lanes subject of CPRD presentation to council
• Jehovah’s Witness church gets a volunteer makeover
• Smarter math through technology
• 9-28 Obituaries
• Newberg edges Tigard in five-set thriller
• Bruins seventh at prestigious event
• Web designer launches dating website
• 9-22 Weddings
• Man accused in Dundee murder to stand trial
• A hope for a life among the clouds
• Cash flows as campaigns move forward
• 9-28 Birth Announcements
• 9-24 Obituaries
• Bucks advance to semis at East Linn Tournament
• 9-22 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• 9-22 Obituaries
• Friends of Yamhill County appeals EOA remand to city
• George dismisses Parker’s demand as a political ploy
• Case against Rhode slowly moves forward
• 9-28 Community Briefs
• 9-24 Community Briefs
• Bruins stifled in home losses
• GFU seniors now have studio space in downtown
• Editorial: Minimum wage best left alone
• Visioning session held for cultural center grounds
• Starrett, Stern stand-in trade barbs at forum
• ‘You Can’t Take it With You,’ but you can yuck it up nonetheless
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Editorial: That’s a lot of cash for a visitors’ center
• King’s Way no match for the Bucks
• County joins ‘Days of Culture’
• Guest Opinion: How the tea party will change the GOP
• Dudley stumps in Newberg
• 9-17 Community Briefs
• ODOT adopts alternative for bypass
• Willamette hands George Fox women a 2-1 defeat on the road
• Outstanding Warrants
• Looking at the climate change debate
• Design workshop Oct. 11-14 for Dundee Riverside Master plan
• Food for Thought: Nothing says fall like zucchini dishes
• 9-22 Letters to the Editor
• Newberg grad leads Bruins in Hawai’i meet
• 9-17 Obituaries
• St. Paul sweeps OSD Thursday on the road
• Tigers second place at Sprague
• Longtime NDPD detective returns to a patrol car
• 9-25 Letters to the Editor
• Heart device saved many lives
• Ukrainian pianist returns in GFU concert series
• Newberg Fire Log
• NHS improves to 3-0 in conference with wins
• Editorial: Kudos to those who care about center
• Boys blast their way to 16-3 win, girls roll to 14-3 victory at Tigard
• Pair of Bruin tennis players prosper this fall
• Jehovah’s Witness church gets a volunteer makeover
• A hope for a life among the clouds
• George dismisses Parker’s demand as a political ploy
• Starrett, Stern stand-in trade barbs at forum
• ODOT adopts alternative for bypass
• St. Paul sweeps OSD Thursday on the road
• Boys blast their way to 16-3 win, girls roll to 14-3 victory at Tigard
• Tough season continues for Tigers
• Veritas Vanguard holds off Country Christian for 3-2 win Thursday on the road
• 10-1 Community Briefs
• Watchmen fall to Perrydale 3-1
• 10-1 Community Calendar
• NHS harriers beat Glencoe for first wins
• 10-1 Obituaries
• Tiger girls extend hot start
• Editorial: Choice clear in mayoral race
• Newberg wins and so does the cause
• Guest Opinion: Obama without the magic wand
• 10-1 Letters to the Editor
• 10-1 Religion Briefs
• Do you have questions about religion? Ask an atheist
• Transformations Continue
• Pair of Bruin tennis players prosper this fall
• Tigers first at Parkrose tourney, top Lakeridge 18-6 at home Monday
• Willamette hands George Fox women a 2-1 defeat on the road
• Tigers second place at Sprague
• Cultural center will soon begin hosting folk jam sessions
• A forest grows in an NHS hallway
• 9-29 School Briefs
• Editorial: Thumbs up for a week gone by
• GFU enrollment at an all-time high
• Guest Opinion: An America without optimism
• German teacher checks in on his colleagues at NHS
• 9-29 Letters to the Editor
• Smarter math through technology
• 9-28 Obituaries
• Cash flows as campaigns move forward
• 9-28 Birth Announcements
• Case against Rhode slowly moves forward
• 9-28 Community Briefs
• ‘You Can’t Take it With You,’ but you can yuck it up nonetheless
• 9-28 Community Calendar
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Outstanding Warrants
• Longtime NDPD detective returns to a patrol car
• 9-29 Business in Brief
• Recession’s over, unemployment lags
• Rains create challenges for winemakers
• 9-29 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Second half unkind to Tigers again
• Heart device saved many lives
• Tiger runners improving as season continues
• Council grants big raise to visitor center
• Bucks earn victories over Veritas and Falls City
• Girls cruise to trio of wins
• Newberg edges Tigard in five-set thriller
• 9-24 Obituaries
• 9-24 Community Briefs
• 9-24 Community Calendar
• Editorial: That’s a lot of cash for a visitors’ center
• Looking at the climate change debate
• 9-25 Letters to the Editor
• Pelling earns an additional sentence in Yamhill County
• Bicyclist hurt in collision with SUV
• Newberg boys still unbeaten
• 9-25 Religion Briefs
• Pair of wins pushes Tigers to 4-1
• Center will celebrate Mexican holiday
• Watchmen fall twice this week
• Men’s group forms at Calvary Chapel
• C.S. Lewis earns a non-conference win
• Serve & Celebrate attracts hundreds despite bad weather
• Bruin women are swept by Concordia
• Design workshop Oct. 11-14 for Dundee Riverside Master plan
• Tigers still looking for their first win
• Boundary change is denied by school board
• Newberg goes 3-2 in own tourney
• NHS student forms team for cancer race
• Bruin men drop two at home
• Getting back to the earth, vegetable style
• Tigers wade through opponents at tourney
• Oregon First merges with SE Oregon rival
• 9-22 Community Briefs
• George Fox swept to open NWC play
• Happy chickens make good eggs the natural way
• 9-22 Community Calendar
• Festival of Champions proves to be good for the Tigers
• Web designer launches dating website
• 9-22 Weddings
• Bruins seventh at prestigious event
• 9-22 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• 9-22 Obituaries
• Bucks advance to semis at East Linn Tournament
• GFU seniors now have studio space in downtown
• Editorial: Minimum wage best left alone
• Bruins stifled in home losses
• County joins ‘Days of Culture’
• Guest Opinion: How the tea party will change the GOP
• King’s Way no match for the Bucks
• Food for Thought: Nothing says fall like zucchini dishes
• 9-22 Letters to the Editor
• Newberg Fire Log
• Ukrainian pianist returns in GFU concert series
• Outstanding Warrants
• Catching up with Tenley after 'Bachelor Pad' — photo slideshow
• New signs designed to help with traffic flow near elementary school
• Remembering Jared Brisso
• Wife of suspected Dundee shooter will get a new attorney
• OxyContin: A prescription for addiction?
• Craigslist move won’t likely make NDPD’s job easier
• Youth leads George Fox in grass course event
• 9-22 School Briefs
• Bruins record no team score at Pacific Invitational
• Character Building
• Summer Evenings
• Reaching New Heights
• Summer Reflections
• Favorite things
• The Dream
• The Offer
• No Contingencies
• Transformations Begin
• The Courtyard
• Demolition
• The Sign
• Crimson Tide overwhelms Tigers in second half
• Tiger boys cruise to a pair of wins this week
• Christian Chamber of Commerce to host state and county candidates
• Newberg comes up short vs. Tualatin
• GFU hosts Scot McKnight for seminar
• Feed the Need returns Oct. 16-17
• Dayton Avenue bike lanes subject of CPRD presentation to council
• Man accused in Dundee murder to stand trial
• Friends of Yamhill County appeals EOA remand to city
• Visioning session held for cultural center grounds
• 9-17 Community Briefs
• Dudley stumps in Newberg
• 9-17 Community Calendar
• Newberg grad leads Bruins in Hawai’i meet
• 9-17 Obituaries
• NHS improves to 3-0 in conference with wins
• Editorial: Kudos to those who care about center
• Veritas opens with win over rival CSLA
• Guest Opinion: Obama must center on ‘saving’ 2012
• Tigers cage themselves in pair of losses
• 9-17 Letters to the Editor
• CSLA Watchmen go co-ed, lose first game
• Newberg Fire Log
• Bruins edge Pacific 1-0 Wednesday at home
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Newberg rebounds from a tough loss
• Quartet of alleged criminals await adjudication
• Bucks earn split at Jewell 3-way
• 9-17 Religion Briefs
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Reading for All set for Sept. 25
• Outstanding Warrants
• Art Harvest season is approaching
• 9-15 Letters to the Editor
• Symphony has new conductor, big ambitions
• Guest Opinion: We have seen this movie before
• Tigers tackle Trask Mountain
• Editorial: No bias, just journalism
• GFU splits four matches in California
• New animal shelter could be in jeopardy
• Bruins find first goals, first win
• Housing market remains uncertain ... but it’s a good time to buy
• Bruins play to draw with Simpson
• Council delays housing decision
• Tigers tie for third in tourney play at Southridge Saturday
• Activists take a stand in Portland
• Bruins take first by 25 strokes in home tourney
• 9-15 School Briefs
• Bucks defense stifles Lowell; St. Paul goes to 2-0
• Writing improves by being more varied
• A meteoric rise in the rugby world
• FFA didn’t take the summer off
• 9-14 Obituaries
• 9-15 Business Briefs
• 9-14 Births
• Discount gas is coming ahead of Fred Meyer station
• 9-15 Anniversaries
• Johnson’s will seek historic landmark status
• 9-15 In The Service
• 9-16 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• 9-15 Community Briefs
• GFU stages art exhibit
• 9-14 Community Calendar
• Celtics tame Tigers 44-14
• Pelling sentenced to 25 years in child pornography case
• Serve & Celebrate will return to serve another year
• C.S. Lewis determined to show no fear on the court
• NHS girls suffer rare home loss
• Tigers dispatch Lincoln, Aloha
• Tigers kick off season with 1-0 road win over Crimson Tide
• Newberg settles for 2-2 draw with Glencoe
• Tigers slam their way to a pair of wins
• NHS picks Mike Weston to lead boys basketball program
• Walker hopes to raise awareness of abortion alternatives
• Editorial: A solemn day for America
• Guest Opinion: Socialism versus Christianity -- What’s the better choice?
• Chehalem Heritage Trail moves forward with new advisory committee
• 9-11 Letters to the Editor
• Stakeholders brainstorm on breezeway improvements
• 9-11 Community Briefs
• Fred Meyer fueling station gets the gas
• 9-10 Community Calendar
• Where were you on Sept. 11, 2001?
• 9-11 Obituaries
• 9-11 Religion Briefs
• Newberg Fire Log
• University will host Selah women’s seminar
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• GFU professor looks at creation in ‘Walking Gently on the Earth’
• Outstanding Warrants
• Someone there when the end comes
• Drug turn-in event Sept. 25
• Bucks top Country Christian
• Bruins fall 2-0 to Corban
• George joins lawsuit over abbreviations
• Bruins suffer a second loss
• Compelled to tell their stories
• GFU still searching for first win
• Club system may benefit NHS squad
• 9-4 Letters to the editor
• 9-8 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• 9-8 Community Briefs
• ‘Sure, it’s a nice piece, but how much is it?’
• 9-7 Community Calendar
• 9-8 Business Briefs
• 9-7 Obituaries
• Fewer jobs lost, but unemployment steady
• 9-7 Engagement
• C.S. Lewis grads found decorative rock business
• Editorial: LBT: Sandwich or libertarian?
• Town’s vacant spaces remain
• Guest Opinion: Invite Chinese students to share your table
• 9-8 School Briefs
• Charity biker’s tale proves too good to be true
• George Fox welcomes largest class ever
• NHS volleyball sweeps jamboree
• Private school continues to grow
• Tigers will take the field with some depth, new coach
• State test scores are in for district
• Veritas attempts to build a volleyball legacy
• Teacher for the first time
• Three more arrested in Dundee murder case
• Black belts, times three siblings
• LUBA remands city’s industry and employment forecast
• George Fox takes 3 of 4 at Northwest Invitational
• Koskela will lead deep NHS roster
• The mission? State championship
• ODOT moves ahead with Newberg-Dundee bypass right-of-way purchases
• Guest opinion: Melting ice and a rising ocean
• Football field a question mark for the Tigers
• Seven new measures will appear on ballot
• Guest opinion: Parents must try to intervene when children are bullied
• 9-4 Religion briefs
• Gallery presents ‘Art of the Vine’
• 8-31 Community Briefs
• 9-4 Editorial: Oregonian, KGW should force a debate
• Pastoral Pondering: We are the fruit that God carefully cultivates over seasons of our lives
• New book looks ‘behind’ tantrums
• 8-31 Community Calendar
• 9-4 Community briefs
• Shofars will ring in Hebrew holiday
• Chehalem winegrowers slate Labor Day event throughout the area
• 8-31 Obituaries
• 9-4 Community calendar
• Conference will take up issue of immigration
• 9-1 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• 8-31 Births
• Committee mulls plans for Butler property
• 9-4 Newberg-Dundee Police Department report
• School cuts still possible
• 8-31 In the Service
• 5 Guys Named Moe wraps up Tunes series
• 9-4 Newberg Fire Department log
• Alted school expands mission, capabilities
• 8-31 Letters to the Editor
• Dundee skate facility will be unveiled at Party at the Park
• Holiday patrols set for towns
• GFU a national leader in students enrolled in study abroad programs
• Guest Opinion: Biomass: Boon or boondoggle?
• ‘Oxycontin Bandit’ draws 70-month sentence
• University student struck by pickup while crossing street
• Counselors rank GFU education one of the best schools in Oregon
• Editorial: Waiting for the other shoe to drop
• Tomlin era begins with last-minute victory
• NDPD officer organizes sweep of non-compliant local area sex offenders
• 9-1 School Briefs
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Sept. 4 Sports briefs
• Local wineries’ goal to be carbon neutral
• Outstanding Warrants
• GFU falls 3-1 in season opener
• Interns deliver nearly 3,000 books to charity
• Local police will blitz the unbuckled
• St. Paul pounds Dufur to open title defense
• You and Your Money
• Technology allows mother and son to be introduced
• Bruins can’t inaugurate new field with a win
• 9-1 Business Briefs
• It’s Andrews, Grum for mayor
• NHS boys eye return to 6A finals
• A difficult act to follow
• Early interest in council seats fades before season
• 5 Guys Named Moe wraps up Tunes series
• 9-4 Newberg Fire Department log
• Dundee skate facility will be unveiled at Party at the Park
• Holiday patrols set for towns
• ‘Oxycontin Bandit’ draws 70-month sentence
• University student struck by pickup while crossing street
• Tomlin era begins with last-minute victory
• NDPD officer organizes sweep of non-compliant local area sex offenders
• Sept. 4 Sports briefs
• GFU falls 3-1 in season opener
• St. Paul pounds Dufur to open title defense
• Bruins can’t inaugurate new field with a win
• NHS boys eye return to 6A finals
• Koskela will lead deep NHS roster
• Guest opinion: Melting ice and a rising ocean
• Guest opinion: Parents must try to intervene when children are bullied
• 9-4 Religion briefs
• 9-4 Editorial: Oregonian, KGW should force a debate
• Pastoral Pondering: We are the fruit that God carefully cultivates over seasons of our lives
• 9-4 Community briefs
• Shofars will ring in Hebrew holiday
• 9-4 Community calendar
• Conference will take up issue of immigration
• Committee mulls plans for Butler property
• 9-4 Newberg-Dundee Police Department report
• 9-1 Business Briefs
• It’s Andrews, Grum for mayor
• A difficult act to follow
• Early interest in council seats fade before season
• The mission? State championship
• ODOT moves ahead with Newberg-Dundee bypass right-of-way purchases
• Seven new measures will appear on ballot
• Football field a question mark for the Tigers
• Gallery presents ‘Art of the Vine’
• 8-31 Community Briefs
• New book looks ‘behind’ tantrums
• 8-31 Community Calendar
• Chehalem winegrowers slate Labor Day event throughout the area
• 8-31 Obituaries
• 9-1 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• 8-31 Births
• School cuts still possible
• 8-31 In the Service
• Alted school expands mission, capabilities
• 8-31 Letters to the Editor
• GFU a national leader in students enrolled in study abroad programs
• Guest Opinion: Biomass: Boon or boondoggle?
• Counselors rank GFU education one of the best schools in Oregon
• Editorial: Waiting for the other shoe to drop
• 9-1 School Briefs
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Local wineries’ goal to be carbon neutral
• Outstanding Warrants
• Interns deliver nearly 3,000 books to charity
• Local police will blitz the unbuckled
• You and Your Money
• Technology allows mother and son to be introduced
• Young Tigers confident entering the season
• Police bust medical marijuana growers
• Veritas grad aids orphaned children in Guatemala
• 8-25 Community Briefs
• Guest Opinion: Obama should do what’s expedient, not what’s right
• Shaun White visits Newberg skate park
• Newberg girls must rebuild to stay on top
• Benefit held for shooting victim
• Newberg dancer will head to Hollywood for school
• 8-25 Obituaries
• 8-21 Letters to the Editor
• Field of dreams is about to come true
• Newberg’s Eichten earns youth golf title
• 8-28 Letters to the Editor
• Faith helps Newberg student deal with slim job prospects
• 8-25 Anniversaries
• 8-21 Obituaries
• Coach Tomlin era kicks off at camp
• 8-27 Obituaries
• Guest opinion: Working together to combat stress, substance abuse disorders
• 8-25 School Briefs
• Guest Opinion: The Declaration of Independents
• 8-21 Community Briefs
• 8-18 Business Briefs
• Editorial: Represent schools, towns well
• Tri-County job report paints a dismal picture
• Letters to the Editor
• 8-21 Religion Briefs
• You and Your Money
• Angry man goes for a bus ride
• 8-27 Religion Briefs
• Tradition of sewing/vacuum shop continues
• Newberg Fire Log
• Pastoral Pondering
• Donations sought for Realtors’ auction
• 8-18 Obituaries
• Pastoral Pondering: Assumptions must be questioned
• 8-25 Business Briefs
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Forbes: GFU among nation’s top Christian schools
• Chehalem Springs is officially under new ownership of 3 firms
• 8-18 Anniversary
• Children’s Health Day serves hundreds of kids this year
• Providing the accompaniment to the pictures
• Outstanding Warrants
• Pastors witness Haiti’s plight firsthand
• Visitors association rebrands itself with a new name, logo
• 8-18 Engagement
• Pastor joins others in standing against torture
• Master gardeners now staff farmer’s market
• Engle case will wait for outcome
• Monday Meals near first anniversary of caring
• 8-18 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• 8-18 Community Briefs
• CCC breakfast features talk on at-risk youth
• History steams to the French Prairie
• Vernon resigns as NHS coach
• Flat rates working well for Chehalem Glenn Golf Course
• Finding wilderness amidst suburbia at cultural center
• Newberg Fire Log
• St. Paul eyeing a deep run into state playoffs
• 8-25 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Newberg boys regrouping in quest for sixth straight title
• Mother and daughter bond over the high-jump bar
• George Fox Auxiliary will soon celebrate 100 years of service
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Fill the Boot nets $12K for Jerry’s Kids
• Editorial: Build the gas station already!
• Getting back in the swing of things
• Youth football program sees a bright future
• Former assistant will be new county counsel
• Outstanding Warrants
• City will not appeal lawsuit
• 8-28 Community Briefs
• Youth program attempts to save the mustangs
• Big Band orchestra will play next at park
• Counties join to form a unified land use concept
• Craigslist defendant Darrin Daily will remain in legal limbo
• Second arrest made in Dundee homicide
• 8-27 Community Calendar
• Fred Meyer gas station appeal stalls
• Candidates air views at Chamber forum
• The economy is lagging, but youth corps puts kids to work
• Newberg man charged with sex abuse in Aug. 10 incident
• Smaller manufactured home parks an option for town
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Rivas continues to plead his case
• HAYC plan for historic property incites controversy
• Another challenge halts initiative’s progress
• Illness prevents Woollum from appearing in court
• Come dance Tuesday with 5 Guys Named Moe
• State attorney general hires pair of local prosecutors for state jobs
• District holding its breath on funding outcome
• Newberg dance instructor competes on 'America's Got Talent' — video footage
• Editorial: Sometimes athletes are pushed too far
• GFU soccer teams rebuilding, picked to do poorly
• Fill the Boot nets $12K for Jerry’s Kids
• City will not appeal lawsuit
• Second arrest made in Dundee homicide
• Smaller manufactured home parks an option for town
• Come dance Tuesday with 5 Guys Named Moe
• Young Tigers confident entering the season
• Newberg girls must rebuild to stay on top
• Newberg’s Eichten earns youth golf title
• State attorney general hires pair of local prosecutors for state jobs
• Police bust medical marijuana growers
• Benefit held for shooting victim
• 8-28 Letters to the Editor
• Guest opinion: Working together to combat stress, substance abuse disorders
• Editorial: Represent schools, towns well
• 8-27 Religion Briefs
• Pastoral Pondering: Assumptions must be questioned
• Children’s Health Day serves hundreds of kids this year
• Pastor joins others in standing against torture
• CCC breakfast features talk on at-risk youth
• St. Paul eyeing a deep run into state playoffs
• 8-28 Community Briefs
• 8-27 Community Calendar
• 8-27 Obituaries
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Fred Meyer gas station appeal stalls
• Rivas continues to plead his case
• District holding its breath on funding outcome
• Veritas grad aids orphaned children in Guatemala
• Newberg dancer will head to Hollywood for school
• Faith helps Newberg student deal with slim job prospects
• 8-25 School Briefs
• Tri-County job report paints a dismal picture
• Tradition of sewing/vacuum shop continues
• 8-25 Business Briefs
• Providing the accompaniment to the pictures
• Master gardeners now staff farmer’s market
• Vernon resigns as NHS coach
• History steams to the French Prairie
• Newberg boys regrouping in quest for sixth straight title
• 8-25 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Getting back in the swing of things
• Editorial: Build the gas station already!
• Youth program attempts to save the mustangs
• 8-24 Community Calendar
• 8-25 Obituaries
• 8-25 Anniversaries
• Guest Opinion: The Declaration of Independents
• Letters to the Editor
• Newberg Fire Log
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Outstanding Warrants
• Engle case will wait for outcome
• 8-25 Community Briefs
• HAYC plan for historic property incites controversy
• Editorial: Sometimes athletes are pushed too far
• Guest Opinion: Obama should do what’s expedient, not what’s right
• 8-21 Letters to the Editor
• 8-21 Obituaries
• 8-21 Community Briefs
• 8-21 Community Calendar
• 8-21 Religion Briefs
• Pastoral Pondering
• Forbes: GFU among nation’s top Christian schools
• Pastors witness Haiti’s plight firsthand
• Monday Meals near first anniversary of caring
• Flat rates working well for Chehalem Glenn Golf Course
• Mother and daughter bond over the high-jump bar
• Youth football program sees a bright future
• Big Band orchestra will play next at park
• Candidates air views at Chamber forum
• George Fox Auxiliary will soon celebrate 100 years of service
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Former assistant will be new county counsel
• Outstanding Warrants
• Counties join to form a unified land use concept
• Craigslist defendant Darrin Daily will remain in legal limbo
• The economy is lagging, but youth corps puts kids to work
• Newberg man charged with sex abuse in Aug. 10 incident
• Newberg dance instructor competes on 'America's Got Talent' — video footage
• Illness prevents Woollum from appearing in court
• Another challenge halts initiative’s progress
• GFU soccer teams rebuilding, picked to do poorly
• Shaun White visits Newberg skate park
• Field of dreams is about to come true
• Coach Tomlin era kicks off at camp
• 8-18 Business Briefs
• You and Your Money
• 8-18 Obituaries
• Donations sought for Realtors’ auction
• 8-18 Anniversary
• Chehalem Springs is officially under new ownership of 3 firms
• 8-18 Engagement
• Visitors association rebrands itself with a new name, logo
• 8-18 Community Briefs
• 8-18 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• 8-18 Community Calendar
• Finding wilderness amidst suburbia at cultural center
• Newberg Fire Log
• Angry man goes for a bus ride
• iFocus Test
• Clarke will play for OSU
• Rugby players benefit from summer experience
• Ministering to those folks who can’t venture out
• Floyd Aylor: Creating a long-lasting legacy of service
• Friday the 13th superstitions have roots in the Bible, ancient myth
• 8-14 Community Briefs
• 8-14 Community Calendar
• 8-14 Obituaries
• Newberg Fire Log
• Newberg-Dundee Police Log
• Police arrest suspected meth dealer on Tuesday
• Reward offered in shooting of Wilsonville Road resident
• Editorial: Aylor will be sorely missed
• More charges levied against Dundee homicide suspect
• Guest Opinion: Newberg needs more affordable housing, not less
• Ben Rice will return to his roots
• 8-14 Letters to the Editor
• Legislative candidates will gather Tuesday
• George Fox University will add women’s lacrosse in 2012
• 8-14 Religion Briefs
• Pastoral Pondering
• Ramadan centers on rejuvenating one’s spiritual life
• Police ID suspect in Dundee homicide
• 7-31 Community Briefs
• Cultural Center will add a coffee bar thanks to Coffee Cat
• Topspin taking on disc golf challenge
• 8-11 Wedding
• Guest opinion: Letterman and Maddow: Panic of the left
• Migrant students learn to lead and trust on ropes course
• You and Your Money: The economics of renting versus buying
• Suspect in Dundee homicide arrested
• 7-31 Community Calendar
• You and Your Money
• Bruins motivated to climb NWC ladder
• Newberg Fire Log
• 8-7 Editorial: We dodged a bullet there
• Suspect in Dundee homicide charged with murder
• Local Walgreens protested in regional dispute
• State decision gives family an unexpected respite from DHS cuts
• 7-31 Obituaries
• 7-28 Business Briefs
• It’s time ‘No Child’ was nixed
• Outstanding Warrants
• 8-6 Sports briefs
• Armed police standoff ends peacefully
• Down Time offers arcade fun, computer fixes
• GFU golfers named All-American
• 7-31 Letters to the Editor
• D1 baseball team pounds its way into state finals
• Guest Opinion: Can Obama get his mojo back?
• High school passes AYP, but district fails
• NHS hires two coaches
• 8-6 Newberg Fire Department activity log
• Guest opinion: How bad could climate change be?
• D1 opens tourney with 4-1 victory
• Guest Opinion: America needs more Marine Corps values
• Abby’s drops heartbreakers to close out season
• 8-11 Letters to the Editor
• Fair fun for people, animals
• Newberg Open returns to town
• Newberg-Dundee Police Department log
• Guest opinion: Our own secret leviathan
• In conditioning camp, youths push to get faster, stronger
• Rollover injures one Wednesday at Highway 219 intersection
• Guest Opinion: Immigrants -- Are they all good or all bad?
• Land decision will go to the voters
• Chehalem 18th at Junior Olympics
• More charges added in Jarnagin trial
• 8-4 Letters to the Editor
• 8-4 Community briefs
• Police standoff nets man 18-month sentence
• Editorial: Smoking ban a long time coming
• Committee members named for Dundee’s riverside master plan
• 8-7 Community briefs
• 8-6 Obituary
• 8-4 Editorial: Paying for safety is no luxury
• 8-4 Community Calendar
• Editorial: It's negligence, not an accident
• 7-28 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• Dundee looks at keeping it local
• Dance-inducing African sounds will return to Tunes
• Bicyclist uninjured in Sheridan Street crash
• Local track athletes compete at Junior Olympics
• 8-4 Births
• Rock Point Church organizes its first VBS
• Food for Thought
• Newberg Gallery will return to its framing roots
• FarCry draws large crowd
• 8-6 Anniversary
• Ortiz loses world debut
• 8-4 In the Service
• Hymn Sing attendance sparse due to heat, attendees say
• St. Paul history depicted in three murals
• BOLI announces changes in state’s child labor laws
• VFW offers dignified disposal for worn out American flags
• 8-6 Religion briefs
• Morland, Storedahl drive Newberg at tourney
• 8-4 Obituaries
• Pastoral Pondering: Jesus wants us to have joy and obedience in our lives
• Review: ‘Salt’ proves to be an enigma worth following
• 8-11 Business Briefs
• Grum initiative moves forward as city considers appeal
• Pastoral Pondering: The Church: Better as a team
• Tigers claim seventh in state
• 7-31 Religion Briefs
• History detectives sought to identify folks in Newberg book photo
• Flutist, teacher plants roots in Dundee hills
• Police investigating attempted murder on Wilsonville Road
• Pastors plan short trip to Haiti
• 8-4 Newberg-Dundee Police Department activity log
• 8-4 Arts and Leisure briefs
• Hear that trolley comin’?
• Voices from the other side prompt woman to write book
• Review: ‘Other Guys’ proves to be more funny than you would expect
• 'Little People, Big World' stars visit GFU
• Service under the skies
• 8-4 Yamhill County Sheriff's Office oustanding warrants
• Art Elements announces monthly featured artist
• When it comes to salaries, Newberg is not Bell, Calif.
• Crash victims remembered
• Discussion set on role of church versus state
• 8-11 Community Briefs
• St. Peter’s collects pints for life
• Attempted murder charges must wait in Engle case
• Newberg girl named Miss Teen Rodeo Oregon
• Willcuts doesn’t disappoint
• Truck crash closes 99W between Dundee and Lafayette
• Another Newberg party concludes – slideshow story
• 8-11 Arts & Leisure Briefs
• 8-11 Community Calendar
• 8-6 Letters to the editor
• Wineries lobby to change land use and expand on-site business
• Movie review: 'Scott Pilgrim' is slapstick comedy for a new generation
• Alternative rock band FarCry up next at Tunes on Tuesday
• Newberg man wounded in accident shooting
• First St. merchants swap storefronts
• Locals tune up at George Fox camp
• 8-11 Obituaries
• Guest opinion: Leaking to avert disaster
• Yamhill County trio accused of housing assistance scam
• 8-4 Business briefs

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