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Read More →McMinnville Attractions, Schools, Employers
on December 31, 2012in About McMinnville
McMinnville has much to offer families considering a move, including a wide variety of attractions, fine public and private schools, and good employment opportunities. As a military wife, my husband and I traveled the world during twenty years in the Air Force and lived in more than 14 cities and towns. Without a doubt, McMinnville […]
Read More →Livability in McMinnville
on December 31, 2012in About McMinnville
Putting Down Roots in McMinnville When choosing a new community to reside in, there are many factors to consider besides locating your dream home. For instance, what measures is the city taking for strategic long-term growth? What about parks, open spaces, and kid-friendly features? Conscientious city planning, preservation, sustainability, parks, and numerous activities for children […]
Read More →McMinnville Food & Farmers Markets
on December 31, 2012in About McMinnville
Finding fresh, local produce and foods is not a problem in McMinnville. We have a year-round public market, a seasonal farmer’s market held in downtown McMinnville, and many local CSAs to join. Strong support in the community for local foods, wines, and craftsmen has resulted in a rich and vibrant community of growers, eaters, creators, […]
Read More →Enjoying Downtown McMinnville
on December 31, 2012in About McMinnville
Oregon’s Favorite Main Street McMinnville’s historic downtown area offers something for everyone: boutique shopping, gourmet fine and casual dining, cafes, wine bars, art galleries, professional offices, flats, and more. My first visit to McMinnville was to move here. As a freshman in college, home for the summer, I clearly remember driving into town with my […]
Read More →History of McMinnville
on December 31, 2012in About McMinnville
This charming turn-of-the-century city owes its beginnings to William T. Newby of McMinnville, Tennessee, who came west during the Great Migration of 1843. He arrived in Oregon on the first wagon train. In 1853, Newby erected a gristmill at the west end of Third Street, below the present city library. Construction of this mill was […]
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