Good morning, McMinnville.

Yamhill Carlton Together Cares is set to host Flavors in Carlton on Saturday, May 2 at the American Legion Hall to fund youth programs.

The event will include food, beverages, live auction items, and scholarship awards + preschool childcare updates.

Juliette’s House will launch Child Abuse Prevention Month events in Yamhill County with trainings on April 16 and 29, restorative yoga on April 17 and a donation night at McMenamins on April 21.

The effort will culminate with a Celebrate the Children Auction on May 1 to support services.

Local author CB Mason will release her second dystopian sci-fi book, Merged, by the end of May—she reimagines Portland and Boise in a futuristic twist and plans to republish Shattered soon.

Intel shares rose 50% in 10 days and hit over $60 as investor confidence grew in its AI chip plans.

The chipmaker (which employs 16,000 in Oregon) will release first-quarter results on April 23.

McMinnville School Board will review student travel and non-resident admissions at a public session Monday, April 13 at 6:30 p.m. at the district office, 800 N.E.

Lafayette Avenue—German language and welding students seek to travel abroad and to out-of-state competition as the board considers new slots.

Senior Brian Lewis broke a 64-year-old school record by winning the boys’ 110-meter hurdles on Wednesday, Apr.

8 at Wortman Stadium in 14.85 seconds during a 70-64 win over Newberg, and he set a PR in the 300-meter hurdles while helping his team secure first in the 4x100 relay.

On Monday, Apr. 6, the No.3-ranked Dayton Pirates defended their home field at Jim Connelly Field as they won 4-2 over No.4-ranked Yamhill Carlton in their season opener.

The No. 21 Yamhill Carlton Tigers beat the Bulldogs twice in league play, lifting their record to 6–5 overall and 2–0 in the league.

The team will focus on healthy habits as they prepare for upcoming matchups.

The softball team, riding a 20-game win streak, will host Lewis and Clark today at Del Smith Stadium; the baseball team will pitch a three-game set in Spokane at noon — meanwhile, the men's golf team is set to vie for an NCAA Division III berth next weekend.

Moms Unhinged Comedy Show

7-10 p.m. — Aerodrome 'Giant Screen' Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the hilarious insights of mom comedians tackling life’s challenges from motherhood to midlife crisis.