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As Enrollment Falls, Newberg-Dundee Weighs Changes to School Boundaries
Enrollment decline, class-size instability, and finances shape boundary shaping options for the school district.
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Developers Test Middle Housing Solution HIVE in Newberg
The project, which broke ground in December, aims to provide more workforce housing while building a community-centric cottage cluster.
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Report: Industry Enters “Correction,” Local Wineries Adapt
Industry reports point to tighter margins and changing demand as local producers focus on retention and experience.
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Hobby Artist Captures Businesses in New Light
Skyler Moore started painting local businesses on mini canvases as a way to unwind after a long day. Now, it’s part of a community connection he didn’t realize he was building.
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Newberg City Council Keeps General Public Comment After Review
City council will adjust decorum standards, but preserve general public comments after hearing public testimony
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The Newberg Funnies | Feb. 3, 2026
Melon meets the talkin-…erm, I mean treasurer trash can. Plus, Brittany learns what a scaredy cat her dog is.
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Newberg Notices | Feb. 3, 2026
Century Vineyards names a new vineyard manager, Oregon Chardonnay Celebration returns, and the City of Newberg clarifies rules for memorials at the flag pole.
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Oregon’s High School Graduation Rate Inches Up to Record High
The class of 2025 was the first since the pandemic to attend all four years of high school in person and a record 83% of students graduated on time
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