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Calendar of Quirk: You never Sauvignon such sights as this week's set of oddities - Vimarsana News

Calendar of Quirk: You never Sauvignon such sights as this week's set of oddities

Calendar of Quirk moves between backroom black-light and a prominent tribute to Wine Country you might never have seen, though it stands two stories tall next to a highway. Feb. ...

Grand Ronde artist's work featured in exhibit - Vimarsana News

Grand Ronde artist's work featured in exhibit

The paintings, sculptures and sketchbooks of Frank Kowing, a member of the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde and one of Linfield's first studio art graduates, will ...

McMinnville, Linfield to pursue siting new rec center on university land - Vimarsana News

McMinnville, Linfield to pursue siting new rec center on university land

McMinnville, Linfield to pursue siting new rec center on university land [Updated: Friday 7 p.m.] The city of McMinnville and Linfield University have agreed to pursue siting the city’s future recreation facility on Linfield-owned land next to its campus.  Linfield President Miles Davis and city manager Jeff Towery announced the potential partnership at Thursday's MacPac meeting, saying they have gotten only as far as being open to explore all opportunities. “Being in education is a unique position and it is a trust for a town,” Davis said. “Every once in a while, you get an op...

McMinnville, Linfield to pursue new rec center on university land - Vimarsana News

McMinnville, Linfield to pursue new rec center on university land

McMinnville, Linfield to pursue siting new rec center on university land [Updated: Friday 7 p.m.] The city of McMinnville and Linfield University have agreed to pursue siting the city’s future recreation facility on Linfield-owned land next to its campus.  Linfield President Miles Davis and city manager Jeff Towery announced the potential partnership at Thursday's MacPac meeting, saying they have gotten only as far as being open to explore all opportunities. “Being in education is a unique position and it is a trust for a town,” Davis said. “Every once in a while, you get an op...