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11/28/2025

🏈Welcome to rivalry week, Oregon Ducks fans! Saturday marks Oregon’s first trip to Husky Stadium in Seattle since joining the Big Ten Conference, and first since Washington’s 36-33 win in October 2023.

Read more: https://newberggraphic.com/2025/11/26/oregon-ducks-washington-huskies-2025-game-preview-time-tv-channel-odds-prediction/

11/27/2025

A pair of George Fox players were recognized by the Northwest Conference for their performances during the 2025 season.

Read more at: https://newberggraphic.com/2025/11/26/pair-of-bruins-claim-top-northwest-conference-honors/

11/26/2025

One of two local men arrested in August on allegations they threatened two acquaintances as part of a scheme to rob them has pleaded guilty and will soon be sentenced.

Read more at: https://newberggraphic.com/2025/11/26/dundee-man-pleads-guilty-of-scheme-to-rob-acquaintances/

11/26/2025

🚦Newberg will soon relaunch a red light and speed enforcement camera system at the intersection of Villa Road and Highway 99W.

New company chosen to install, administrate cameras at busy intersection Perhaps the second time will be the charm for the city of Newberg. Officials announced this week that the city will soon relaunch a red light and speed enforcement camera system at the intersection of Villa Road and Highway 99W...

11/26/2025

🏠 A Newberg man puts his construction skills to good use by helping complete Newberg Area Habitat for Humanity homes.

If you walk into the houses being built and finished on College Street, the first two rooms you see as you enter are the living area and the kitchen. The kitchen is the gathering space for many families. If you are a cook or baker, you are looking for a layout that allows a triangle […]

11/25/2025

Plans are underway to create 52-acre nature preserve off Mountainview Drive.

Read more at: https://newberggraphic.com/2025/11/25/plans-begin-to-construct-52-acre-nature-park-in-newberg/

11/25/2025

🍄A 72-year-old woman was located and retrieved unharmed after getting stuck in a slippery spot in rural Washington County while hunting for chanterelle mushrooms.

With the help of drones, dogs and a whistle, a mushroom hunter was rescued unharmed from a slippery situation in rural Washington County. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office said a woman texted 911 for assistance around 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 23, after she realized he was unable to exit a slippery...

11/25/2025

The 2025-26 season is off and running for the George Fox women’s basketball team as the Bruins attempt to improve on last season’s seventh-place finish in the nine-team Northwest Conference.

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Bruins down Warner Pacific, heads south on California road trip The 2025-26 season is off and running for the George Fox women’s basketball team as the Bruins attempt to improve on last season’s seventh-place finish in the nine-team Northwest Conference. The Bruins kicked off the season with a 1...

11/25/2025

Dan Lanning called out the SEC last week and as it turns out they didn't like it, but sports columnist Wade Evanson said they did and still have it coming... https://newberggraphic.com/2025/11/24/evanson-dan-lanning-took-a-shot-at-the-sec-and-he-wasnt-wrong-for-doing-so/

11/25/2025

More than 100 people came to the open houses with questions about area projects.

More than 100 people participate Nov. 19-20 and give important input People with questions about what the Chehalem Park and Recreation District is up to had a perfect opportunity to find out last week in Newberg. And many people did. An in-person open house held Nov. 19 at CPRD headquarters attracte...

11/24/2025

Area law enforcement agencies are looking for the following people who have absconded from the law:

Area law enforcement agencies are looking for the following people who have absconded from the law Anyone with information on these individuals may call the Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office or its detectives, or the Newberg-Dundee Police Department. The sheriff’s office crime information tip line...

11/24/2025

The Yamhelas Westsider Trail is up for discussion once again in early December before the county planning commission and the board of commissioners.

Hearing set for Dec. 4 at the courthouse in McMinnville In December 2012, the three-member Yamhill County Board of Commissioners, including conservatives Leslie Lewis and Kathy George, passed an ordinance that would allow for development of a rails-to-trails project that came to be known as the Yamh...