Yamhill Advocate

10/11/2025

An update on this story

The indictment contains disturbing allegations involving minors. Yamhill County News is providing access to the document in the interest of transparency. Unlike many mainstream outlets that choose not to publish original court documents, Yamhill County News is committed to public accountability and....

10/10/2025

This exposé details how the Indivisible network in Yamhill County Oregon supports Antifa activity while evading public scrutiny.

Independent journalist Carey Martell reveals evidence connecting Oregon’s “Progressive Yamhill” group — a local Indivisible chapter — to Antifa’s organization, funding, and political operations. Drawing from years of archived posts and direct communications provided to the FBI, this expo...

10/09/2025

A reminder that Marvin Bernards is a member of Progressive Yamhill, a registered chapter of Indivisible that has, in addition to providing funding to Portland Antifa rioters, also uses their secret social media groups to discuss and decide on government policies in these secret channels away from the public view. For example here is local real estate agent Phil Higgins speaking with many elected officials in Progressive Yamhill about how to better implement policies that will allow him to make more money as a developer. Marvin Bernards participated, as he was one of the mods of the group at the time.

Some possibly shady stuff going on here.

10/02/2025

University of Washington Professor Nicole McNichols Leads Mob to Violently Attack Conservative Student on October 1st, 2025

University of Washington Professor Nicole McNichols Leads Mob to Attack Student on October 1st, 2025

09/26/2025

A Dayton woman has been sentenced to just over two years in federal prison after admitting she embezzled more than $1.7 million from the Department of Oregon Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), including approximately $170,000 directly from Greater Yamhill County VFW Post 4015.

09/14/2025

While I have not written an article on YA yet I have published this essay on my other news blog condemning the murder of Charlie Kirk and those trying to justify it. As an atheist who has watched many of his videos I may not have agreed with all of his viewpoints but I had respect for his willingness to debate people and engage with them. No one should ever be murdered for having unpopular viewpoints in our country and such political violence is an attack upon every Americans right to free speech regardless of what your political views are. I have no tolerance for anyone trying to justify it.

The essay argues that Atheists should mourn Charlie Kirk not because they share his ideology, but because his murder is an attack on the right to free speech, the same right that Atheists depend upon. A culture that promotes killing people because they have unpopular opinions is one where Atheism ca...

09/13/2025

The owner of the Friendly Fellas Farmstand at Windmill Farms believes Charlie Kirk's murder was justified because he has an unpopular opinion.

05/26/2025

I wrote this essay to expose the moral cowardice behind anti-natalism and Efilism. As an Atheist I argue that life must be defended—not extinguished.

After a violent attack inspired by Efilist ideology, I wrote this essay to expose the moral cowardice behind anti-natalism. As an Atheist and Chivalric Humanist, I argue that life must be defended—not extinguished.

05/25/2025

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04/22/2025

The White House website now has a page detailing how Fauci and Democrats covered up Wuhan lab leak origin of covid 19.

THE ORIGIN “The Proximal Origin of SARS-CoV-2” publication — which was used repeatedly by public health officials and the media to discredit the lab leak

03/03/2025

"For more than two years, the Newberg School District 29J found itself embroiled in a high-profile legal battle that drained its financial resources and sparked debates about government accountability. The lawsuit, filed by a group of plaintiffs including Beth Woolsey, Greg Woolsey, Jeff McNeal, Kathleen McNeal, Meghan Rogers-Czarnecki, Stefan Czarnecki, and Elizabeth Gemeroy, centered on allegations that members of the Newberg School Board violated Oregon’s public meetings law. The case, which concluded with a final settlement, not only cost the district hundreds of thousands in legal fees but also highlighted the broader implications of governance and transparency within public institutions."

With a total initial claim of nearly $370,000 in attorney fees and litigation costs, the plaintiffs' pursuit ultimately resulted in a minimal financial consequence for the individual board members. Meanwhile, the district itself bore the brunt of the legal expenses, diverting funds away from student...

02/24/2025

"Once again, Newberg taxpayers find themselves footing the bill for another costly legal battle, this time over the termination of former Superintendent Dr. Steve Phillips. With the district already spending over half a million dollars on legal fees in recent years, the question must be asked: Was this situation avoidable?"

Newberg’s school board and legal counsel owe taxpayers an explanation:Why did they choose to release the investigation during active litigation, knowing it could increase financial risk? Are they prepared to justify how much of the general fund will be spent on these lawsuits instead of on educati...