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Lice Removal Newberg: About Newberg, Oregon

Newberg is a city of about 26,000 in Yamhill County, roughly 23 miles southwest of Portland. Known as a gateway to the Willamette Valley wine country, Newberg combines agricultural roots, a historic downtown, and an increasingly prominent wine tourism economy.

History of Newberg

Newberg was founded in 1869 by Quaker settlers from Iowa, who also founded what is now George Fox University in 1885. Herbert Hoover lived in Newberg as a child. The city's early economy was based on hazelnut orchards and other agriculture. Wine grapes began replacing other crops in the 1970s, and the region now hosts some of the most acclaimed Pinot Noir producers in the world.

Neighborhoods in Newberg

Newberg is home to a mix of neighborhoods and districts, each with its own character.

Neighborhood	Character
Downtown Newberg	The historic core along First Street with shops, restaurants, and the Chehalem Cultural Center.
Springbrook	Established residential neighborhood on the east side.
Dundee Hills border	Western edge transitioning into vineyards.
North Newberg	Newer suburban growth area.

Notable attractions in Newberg

Newberg offers residents and visitors a variety of local attractions.

Hoover-Minthorn House Museum

The childhood home of President Herbert Hoover, now a museum.

Chehalem Cultural Center

A community arts center with galleries and performances.

Willamette Valley wineries

Dozens of wineries within a short drive, including many in the Dundee Hills AVA.

Champoeg State Heritage Area

A historic site and park just north of town.

Newberg at a glance

• Population: ~26,000
• Median household income: $75,000
• Median home value: $515,000

Economy of Newberg

Newberg's economy combines agriculture (especially wine and hazelnuts), tourism, education (George Fox University is a major employer), and healthcare. Wine tourism has become a significant driver, with tasting rooms and winery resorts attracting visitors from around the world.