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As One of the Only Safe Ways for the Public to Gather, Newberg’s 99W Drive-In Is the Hottest Nightspot in Town

If you passed by the 99W Drive-In in Newberg on any given afternoon, it would be easy to presume the place had been sitting abandoned for decades.

Newberg’s Drive-In Movie Theater Could Reopen Next Week Amid a Surge of Interest

While most movie theaters are worrying about their futures, the 99W Drive-in Theatre in Newberg has rarely been so popular. One of only three old-school drive-ins left in the state, the 99W usually opens in late spring. But this year, the theater has been flooded with calls from patrons asking the theater to open early.

Oregon’s Famed, Brilliant Frances Gabe, Inventor of the Self-Cleaning House, Is Dead at 101

There was no one quite like Frances Gabe.

Wolves & People Is a Literal Farmhouse Brewery

We haven’t had any bad beer from the old barn on Christian DeBenedetti’s family farm, but we haven’t had any wows, either.

Long Brewing Is So Fresh and So Clean

The retired electrical engineer and longtime wine lover built his own brewing system at his Newberg home so he can make the type of super-clean, well-balanced beers he likes to drink, and distributes them himself so he knows the bottles are fresh and well cared for.

Drink Old-School Beer and Watch Sports at Chehalem Valley

Chehalem Valley is a throwback.

Chehalem Valley

If you live in Newberg and you’ve just finished up a softball game, Chehalem Valley Brewing is a nice place to find yourself.

Long

The former electrical engineer and head brewer for Long Brewing controls his own distribution and marketing, and every aspect of his brewing process, which occurs on a system of his own design.

Wolves & People

Founder Christian DeBenedetti’s résumé and the samples he poured were of such outstanding quality we could not in good conscience leave it out of this year’s guide.

Where to Go in Wine Country for Thanksgiving Weekend

An alphabetical list of your best bets for Thanksgiving weekend wine events in the Willamette Valley.

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