newspapers

After a five year hiatus, Lane Community College’s student newspaper, The Torch, is back in print.

The job cuts will be the second round at the Bend Bulletin in the past six months.

A media group headed by former Washington state lawmaker Brady Walkinshaw became the majority owner of the Mercury and its sister publication on Monday

The publisher of a weekly local newspaper based in McKenzie Bridge said the shift from print to digital has paid off.

An online news source in eastern Lane County is doing something many newspapers have stopped: The Highway 58 Herald is going to print.

The Eugene Register-Guard will soon be printed and packaged in Vancouver, Washington. The newspaper made the announcement Wednesday, saying corporate…

The Register-Guard is again downsizing its newsroom. In a short article on Sunday, the paper announced it will eliminate the role of Executive Editor.The…

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