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Historic Bank of Newberg Building Sold, Major Renovations Planned
The historic downtown Bank of Newberg building changed hands in late April, with big retail plans for the future.
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Newberg Notices | May 21
“Working toward Peace” class renewed for more classes in the fall, NYTimes journalist Nicholas Kristof debuts his new novel at the Newberg City Club, Newberg’s Public Works Director receives a national recognition, and more.
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CVMS Students Embark on Japanese Cultural Exchange Journey
For the first time since 2019, Chehalem Valley Middle School students are in Japan experiencing Japanese culture as part of an exchange program with Newberg’s sister city, Asago City.
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New Downtown Mural Showcases Nurture, Community, Connection
The new mural on the Ixtapa Restaurant building highlights nurturing and connection thorough strategically placed elements.
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Newberg Notices | May 14
Newberg’s Butler Property is for sale, Rotary Club Plants its 100th Peace Pole, and the Newberg Animal Shelter’s Wine & Whiskers is now live
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Greenhouse Coffee Co. Replaces Cowboy Coffee at The Coffee Barn
The quaint drive-thru coffee stand situation at the corner of E 1st Street and N Everest Road in Newberg, formerly known as Cowboy Coffee at The Coffee Barn, has undergone a transformation to Green House Coffee Co.
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