Oregon's local newspapers cover communities with very different economies,
landscapes, and priorities—from coastal tourism and fishing to agriculture,
wildfire, growth, land use, schools, and rural government. Choose a publication
centered on the part of Oregon that matters most to you. Availability varies
by ZIP code and delivery area.
Choosing an Oregon newspaper
Readers on the north coast can turn to The Astorian for coverage of Astoria,
Warrenton, the lower Columbia, and surrounding coastal communities, while the
Seaside Signal focuses more closely on Seaside and nearby towns. Capital Press
is a specialized choice for readers interested in agriculture, markets,
natural resources, land use, and rural policy.
Central Oregon is served by The Bulletin in Bend, the Redmond Spokesman,
the Central Oregonian in Prineville, and the Madras Pioneer. Together, these
publications provide detailed coverage of growth, housing, transportation,
schools, outdoor recreation, agriculture, and local government across
Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson counties.
The East Oregonian covers Pendleton and communities throughout eastern Oregon,
where agriculture and rural public policy are especially important. In southern
Oregon, the Rogue Valley Times provides local reporting for Medford and the
surrounding Rogue Valley.
Home-delivery availability and subscription terms vary by location.
Use the ZIP-code lookup in the footer to identify newspapers and delivery
options available in your area.