List of newspapers in Oregon

This is a list of newspapers in the U.S. state of Oregon. Oregon news historian George Stanley Turnbull discussed the growth of Oregon newspapers from the 1850s to the 1930s in his 1936 History of Oregon Newspapers.[1] Lists of Oregon newspapers have been maintained in the Oregon Blue Book and Oregon Exchanges since at least the early 20th century; the latter noted the need for frequent updates due to changes in the news industry in 1923.[2]

The list is divided between papers currently being produced and those produced in the past and subsequently terminated.

## Daily newspapers

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* Albany Democrat-Herald – Albany
* The Daily Astorian – Astoria
* The Bulletin – Bend
* Corvallis Gazette-Times – Corvallis
* The Register-Guard – Eugene
* Grants Pass Daily Courier – Grants Pass
* Herald and News – Klamath Falls
* Argus Observer – Ontario
* East Oregonian – Pendleton
* The Oregonian – Portland
* The News-Review – Roseburg
* Statesman Journal – Salem

## Weekly, semi-weekly and monthly newspapers

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* Baker City Herald – Baker City
* Beaverton Valley Times – Beaverton
* Cascade Business News – Bend
* Curry Coastal Pilot – Brookings
* The Times – Brownsville
* Burns Times-Herald – Burns
* Canby Herald – Canby
* Cannon Beach Gazette – Cannon Beach
* Illinois Valley News – Cave Junction
* The Times-Journal – Condon
* The World – Coos Bay
* The Coquille Valley Sentinel – Coquille
* Cottage Grove Sentinel – Cottage Grove
* Creswell Chronicle – Creswell
* Polk County Itemizer-Observer – Dallas
* Wallowa County Chieftain – Enterprise
* Estacada News – Estacada
* Siuslaw News – Florence
* News-Times – Forest Grove
* Curry County Reporter – Gold Beach
* Smoke Signals – Grand Ronde
* The Outlook – Gresham
* Hells Canyon Journal – Halfway
* Heppner Gazette-Times – Heppner
* Hillsboro Tribune – Hillsboro
* Blue Mountain Eagle – John Day
* Keizertimes – Keizer
* King City Regal Courier – King City
* The Observer – La Grande
* Lake Oswego Review – Lake Oswego
* Lake County Examiner – Lakeview
* The Madras Pioneer – Madras
* North Coast Citizen – Manzanita
* McKenzie River Reflections – McKenzie Bridge
* The News-Register – McMinnville
* Rogue Valley Times – Medford
* Valley Herald – Milton-Freewater
* Clackamas Review – Milwaukie
* Molalla Pioneer – Molalla
* The Douglas County Mail – Myrtle Creek
* Myrtle Point Herald – Myrtle Point
* The Newberg Graphic – Newberg
* Lincoln County Leader – Newport
* Oregon City News – Oregon City
* Portland Tribune – Portland
* Port Orford News – Port Orford
* The Asian Reporter – Portland
* The Bee – Portland
* Daily Journal of Commerce – Portland
* The Hollywood Star News – Portland
* Northwest Examiner – Portland
* Northwest Labor Press – Portland
* Portland Business Journal – Portland
* Portland Observer – Portland
* Southwest Community Connection – Portland
* St. Johns Review – Portland
* Street Roots – Portland
* Central Oregonian – Prineville
* The Redmond Spokesman – Redmond
* Rogue River Press – Rogue River
* The Columbia County Chronicle & Chief – St. Helens
* Capital Press – Salem
* The Sandy Post – Sandy
* The South County Spotlight – Scappoose
* Scio Tribune – Scio[3]
* Seaside Signal – Seaside
* Sherwood Gazette – Sherwood
* Siletz News – Siletz
* Nugget Newspaper – Sisters
* Columbia Gorge News – The Dalles
* The New Era – Sweet Home
* The Times – Tigard
* Headlight-Herald – Tillamook
* Confederated Umatilla Journal – Umatilla
* Malheur Enterprise – Vale
* Spilyay Tymoo – Warm Springs
* West Linn Tidings – West Linn
* Wilsonville Spokesman – Wilsonville
* Woodburn Independent – Woodburn

## Alternative newspapers

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* The Source Weekly – Bend
* Eugene Weekly – Eugene
* The Portland Mercury – Portland
* Willamette Week – Portland

## Digital only newspapers

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* Ashland.news – Ashland
* Highway 58 Herald – Oakridge
* Jewish Review – Portland
* Klamath Falls News – Klamath Falls
* Portland Alliance – Portland
* Salem Reporter – Salem
* The Skanner – Portland
* YachatsNews – Yachats

## College newspapers

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* The Clackamas Print – Clackamas Community College
* Concordia Chronicles – Concordia University
* Hilltop News – Corban University
* Eastern Voice – Eastern Oregon University
* The Crescent – George Fox University
* The Torch – Lane Community College
* The Pioneer Log – Lewis & Clark College
* The Linfield Review – Linfield University
* The Commuter – Linn-Benton Community College
* The Advocate – Mt. Hood Community College
* The Edge – Oregon Institute of Technology
* The Daily Barometer – Oregon State University
* The Pacific Index – Pacific University
* Daily Vanguard – Portland State University
* The Quest – Reed College
* The Siskiyou – Southern Oregon University
* Daily Emerald – University of Oregon
* The Beacon – University of Portland
* The Western Oregon Journal – Western Oregon University
* The Collegian – Willamette University

Oregon's first newspaper, the Spectator, made use of the first newspaper printing press in the western United States.

## Newspapers no longer in print

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See also: Category:Defunct newspapers published in Oregon

The earliest newspaper in Oregon was the Oregon Spectator, published in Oregon City from 1846, by a press association headed by George Abernethy.[4] This was joined in November 1850 by the Milwaukie Western Star and two partisan papers – the Whig Oregonian, published in Portland beginning on December 4, 1850, and the Democratic Statesman, launched in Oregon City in March 1851.[4] The latter paper would subsequently move to Salem, and it continues today as the Statesman-Journal.

Name  | City  | Year Est.  | Defunct  | Notes

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Abbot Engineer  | Camp Abbot | 1943  | 1944  | [5]
The Advocate | Portland | circa 1903  | 1933  | [6]
Albany Inquirer | Albany | February 1861  | Spring 1862  | suppressed[6]
Albany Journal | Albany | March 1863  | March 1868  | [6]
Albany Register | Albany | September 1868  |  | [6]
Ashland Daily Tidings | Ashland | 1876  | August 1, 2021
Astoria Marine Gazette | Astoria | August 1864  |
Bandon Western World | Bandon | 1912  | August, 2020  |
The Beaverton Leader | Beaverton | March 2013  | 2016  |
Beaverton Review | Beaverton | 1922  | 1941  |
Bedrock Democrat | Baker City | 1869  |  |
Blue Mountain Times | La Grande | April 1868  |  | [6]
Brownsville Times | Brownsville | 1889  | 1960  | [7]
Bulletin | Grants Pass | 1949  | 1960  | Also published 1964–1970[8]
The Bumble Bee | Coos Bay | 1869  | 1869  | [6]
Catholic Sentinel | Portland | 1869  | 2022  |
The Columbia Press | Warrenton | 1922  | 2022  | [9]
Capital City Chronicle | Salem | August 1867  |  | [6]
Christian Messenger | Monmouth | October 1870  | 1887  | [6]
Commonwealth | Harrisburg | 191?  | 1916  | [10]
Coos Bay News | Coos Bay | October 1870  |  | Originally named Monthly Guide[6]
Daily Grants Pass Courier aka Rogue River Daily Courier | Grants Pass | 1886  | 1934  | [11][12][13]
The Dalles Chronicle | The Dalles | 1890  | 2020  |
Dalles Democratic State Journal | The Dalles |  | 1863  | [6]
Dalles Journal | The Dalles | March 1859  | April 1860  | [6]
Dalles Mountaineer | The Dalles | February 1860  | 1866  | [6]
Dalles Republican | The Dalles | 1870  | 1901  | [6]
Dallas Times | Dallas | 1869  |  | [6]
Damascus/Boring Observer | Boring | 1970  | 2010  | [14]
The Drain Enterprise | Drain | 1922  | 2015  | [15]
Dayton Tribune | Dayton | 1912  | 2006  | [16]
Dead Mountain Echo | Oakridge | 1973  | 2020  | [17]
Democratic Crisis | Corvallis | February 1859  |  | [6]
Douglas County News | Sutherlin | 2002  | 2015  |
Oregon Deutsche Zeitung | Portland | 1867  | 1884  | German newspaper[6]
Eugene Democratic Herald | Eugene | March 1859  | September 1862  | suppressed[6]
Eugene News | Eugene | March 1856  | November 1856  | [6]
Eugene State Republican | Eugene | January 1862  | March 1864  | [6]
Evening Telegram | Portland | 1877  | 1939  | Renamed to News-Telegram in 1931
Fern Ridge-Tribune News | Junction City | 1961  | 2022  |
Forest Grove Leader | Forest Grove | 2012  | 2016  | [6]
Forest Grove Monthly | Forest Grove | June 1864  |  | [6]
Grande Ronde Sentinel | La Grande | May 1868  |  | [6]
Grants Pass Bulletin | Grants Pass | 1927  | 1949  | Also published 1960–1964[18]
Greater Oregon | Halsey | 1929  | 1978  | [19]
Halsey Enterprise | Halsey | 1927  | 1929  | [20]
Halsey Journal | Halsey | 1932  | 1938  | [21]
Halsey Review | Halsey | 1938  | 1963  | [22]
Hood River News | Hood River | 1905  | 2020  |
Irrigon Irrigator | Irrigon | 1904  | 1914  | Originally named Oregon Irrigator
Jacksonville Civilian | Jacksonville | March 1862  |  | [6]
Jacksonville Democratic News | Jacksonville | May 1869  | 1872  | [6]
Jefferson Review | Jefferson | 1890  | 2012  | [23]
The Hillsboro Argus | Hillsboro | 1873  | 2017  |
Herald of Reform | Eugene | January 1863  |  | [6]
Klamath Republican | Klamath Falls | 1896  | 1914  |
Klamath Reveille | Klamath Falls | July 1868  |  | [6]
Lafayette Courier | Lafayette | 1865  |  | [6]
Lebanon Express | Lebanon | March 5, 1887  | January 18, 2023  |
Lincoln County Leader | Toledo | 1893  | 1987  | [24]
Lincoln City News Guard | Lincoln City | 1937  | 2024  | Merged with Newport News-Times
Newport News-Times | Newport | 1882  | 2024  | Merged with Lincoln City News Guard
Mail Tribune | Medford | April 2, 1907  | January 13, 2023  |
McMinnville Reporter | McMinnville | 1870  |  | [6]
Metropolis Herald | Portland | circa 1855  |  | [6]
Mid-county Memo | Portland | May 1985  | January 2019  | [25]
Milwaukie Western Star | Milwaukie | November 1850  | June 1851  | [6]
Mill City Independent Press | Mill City | 1998  | 2014  | [26]
The Monmouth Herald | Monmouth  | 1908  | 1969  | [27]
The New Northwest | Portland | 1871  | 1887  |
North Pacific Rural Spirit | Portland | 1869  | 1878  | [6]
Nyssa Gate City Journal | Nyssa  | 1937  | 199?  | [28]
Occidental Messenger | Corvallis | June 1857  |  | [6]
Oregon Agriculturalist | Salem | 1865  |  | [6]
Oregon American and Evangelican Unionist | Tualatin Plains | June 1848  | May 1849  | [6]
Oregon Arena | Salem | 1862  |  | [6]
Oregon Churchman | Portland | 1861  |  | [6]
Oregon City Argus | Oregon City | April 1855  | May 1863  | [6]
Oregon City Courier | Oregon City | 1902  | 1919  | [29]
Oregon City Enterprise | Oregon City | October 1866  | 1875  | [6]
Oregon City Free Press | Oregon City | March 1948  | October 1948  | [6]
Oregon Farmer | Portland | August 1858  | February 1863  | [6]
Oregon Herald | Portland | March 1866  | 1871  | [6]
Oregon Intelligencer | Jacksonville | November 1862  | 1864  | [6]
The Oregon Journal | Portland | 1902  | 1982  |
Oregon News Budget | Portland | circa 1869  |  | [6]
Oregon Mirror | Portland | 1961  |  |
Oregon Observer | Grants Pass | 18??-  | 1927  | [30]
Oregon Reporter | Jacksonville | January 1865  | 1867  | [6]
Oregon Sentinel | Jacksonville | 1855  | 1888  | Originally named the Table Rock Sentinel until 1858[31]
Oregon Spectator | Oregon City | 1846  | 1855  |
Oregon State Journal | Eugene | March 1864  |  | [6]
Oregon Unionist | Salem | 1866  |  | [6]
Oregon Weekly Times | Portland | May 1851  | 1864  | suppressed[6]
Oregon Weekly Union | Corvallis |  | 1863  |
Orenco Herald | Orenco | 1914  | circa 1930  | [32]
Pacific Blade | McMinnville | October 1860  |  | [6]
Pacific Christian Advocate | Salem (1850-1859); Portland (1859-1932)  | December 1850  | 1932  | [6]
Pacific Journal | Eugene | July 1858  |  | [6]
PDXS | Portland | circa 1990  | circa 2000  |
Pendleton Record | Pendleton | 1954  | 2022  | [33]
People's Press | Eugene | 1858  |  | [6]
Polk County Itemizer | Dallas | 1875  |  | [6]
Polk County Signal | Dallas | 1968  | Spring 1869  |
Portland Bee | Portland | 1876  | 1882  |
Portland Daily Advertiser | Portland | May 1859  | 1862  | suppressed[6][34]
Portland Daily Bulletin | Portland | 1870  | October 1875  | [6]
Portland Daily Evening Tribune | Portland | January 1865  | February 1865  | [6]
Portland Daily News | Portland | April 1859  | December 1860  | [34]
Portland Daily Plaindealer | Portland | May 1863  |  | [6]
Portland Daily Times | Portland | December 1860  | January 1864  | [34]
Portland Daily Union | Portland | January 1864  | May 1864  | [6]
Portland Democratic Standard | Portland | July 1854  | 1859  | [6]
Portland Evening Bulletin | Portland | January 1868  |  | [6]
Portland Evening Journal | Portland | 1902  | 1902  | [35]
Portland Evening Call | Portland | circa 1870  |  | [6]
Portland Evening Commercial | Portland | August 1868  |  | [6]
Portland Letter Sheet | Portland | August 1869  |  | [6]
Portland News-Telegram | Portland | 1906  |  |
The Portland Reporter | Portland | February 11, 1960  | October 1, 1964  | [36]
Portland Sunday Welcome | Portland | 1870  |  | [6]
The Portland Times | Portland | between 1903 and 1919  |  | Weekly black-owned paper edited by Advocate founder Merriman.[37]
The Record-Courier | Baker City | 1901  | 2016  |
Religious Expositor | Eola and Corvallis | May 1856  | October 1856  | [6]
Rogue Valley Messenger | Medford | 2013  | January 2023  | [38]
Roseburg Ensign | Roseburg | May 1867  |  | [6]
Roseburg Express | Roseburg | 1859  | 1860  | [6]
Salem Daily Democratic Press | Salem | 1870  |  | [6]
Salem Daily Democratic Tocsin | Salem | January 1868  | February 1869  | [6]
Salem Daily Record | Salem | June 1867  |  | [6]
Salem Daily Visitor | Salem | September 1870  |  | [6]
Salem Democratic Review | Salem | September 1865  |  | [6]
Salem Mercury | Salem and Portland | 1869  | 1893  | Also known as the Sunday Mercury and Portland Mercury, not to be confused with current The Portland Mercury, in the list above[6]
Salem Press | Salem | February 1869  |  | [6]
Salem Recorder | Salem | March 1861  |  | [6]
Salem Weekly | Salem | 2005  | 2018  |
Scio News | Scio | after 1985  | 2012  | [3][23]
Silverton Appeal Tribune | Silverton | 1880  | Sept. 14, 2022  |
Southern Oregon Spokesman | Grants Pass | 1924  | 1927  | [39]
Springfield News | Springfield | 1903  | 2006  | [40]
Springfield Times | Springfield | 2008  | 2017  | [41]
The State Rights Democrat | Albany  | 1865  | 1900  | [42]
Stayton Mail | Stayton | 1894  | Sept. 14, 2022  |
The Sun | Sheridan | 1890  | 2014  |
Table Rock Sentinel | Jacksonville | November 1855  | 1878  | [6]
Torch of Reason | Silverton | November 5, 1896  | December 24, 1903  |
Toveritar | Astoria |  | 1930  | [43]
Tri-County News | Junction City | 1977  | 2009  | [44]
Umatilla Advertiser | Umatilla | 1865  | 1869  | [6]
Umatilla Press | Umatilla | circa 1866  |  | [6]
Umpqua Gazette | Scottsburg | April 1854  | September 1855  | [6]
The Umpqua Post | Reedsport | 1996  | June 2020  |
Union Mountain Sentinel | Union | 1868  |  | [6]
Vox Populi | Salem | December 1851  | January 1852  | [6]
West-Lane News | Veneta | 1961  | 2009  | [44]
Willamette Farmer | Salem | March 1869  |  | [6]
The Willamette News | Independence |

1890s
|  | [45]
Willamette Valley Mercury | Corvallis | August 1868  |  | [6]
Yamhill Reporter | McMinnville | 1883  | 1886  | [46]

## See also

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* Lists of Oregon-related topics
* Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association

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* List of newspapers in the United States

Frequency

* List of free daily newspapers in the United States
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* List of international newspapers originating in the United States
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## References

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1. ^ Turnbull, George S. (1939). "Growth of Oregon Newspapers" . History of Oregon Newspapers . Binfords & Mort.
2. ^ Oregon Exchanges vol. 7 no. 1.
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4. ^ a b Hines, Harvey Kimball (1893). An illustrated history of the state of Oregon [microform] : containing a history of Oregon from the earliest period of its discovery to the present time, together with glimpses of its auspicious future; illustrations and full-page portraits of some of its eminent men and biographical mention of many of its pioneers and prominent citizens of to-day. Canadiana.org. Chicago : Lewis Pub. Co. pp. 155. ISBN 9780665152344.
5. ^ "Abbot Engineer". University of Oregon Libraries. Retrieved 14 October 2020. `{{cite journal}}`: Cite journal requires `|journal=` (help)
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7. ^ "About The Brownsville times. (Brownsville, Or.) 1889–1960". Library of Congress. Retrieved 31 May 2017.
8. ^ "About The Bulletin. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1964–1970". Library of Congress. Retrieved 31 May 2017.
9. ^ Myers, Ethan (2022-11-02). "The Columbia Press ceases publication". The Astorian. Retrieved 2025-02-05.
10. ^ "About The Commonwealth. (Harrisburg, Linn County, Or.) 191?–1916". Library of Congress. Retrieved 31 May 2017.
11. ^ "About Daily Grants Pass courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1931–1934". Library of Congress. Retrieved 31 May 2017.
12. ^ "About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886–1927". Library of Congress. Retrieved 31 May 2017.
13. ^ "Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886–1927". Retrieved 7 April 2017.
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15. ^ May, Caitlyn (January 31, 2019). "Returned: How Douglas County lost and regained its libraries". Oregon Humanities. Retrieved 2025-02-05.
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19. ^ "About Greater Oregon. (Halsey, Or.) 1929–1978". Library of Congress. Retrieved 31 May 2017.
20. ^ "About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1927–1929". Library of Congress. Retrieved 31 May 2017.
21. ^ "About Halsey journal. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 1932–1938". Library of Congress. Retrieved 31 May 2017.
22. ^ "About Halsey review. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 1938–1963". Library of Congress. Retrieved 31 May 2017.
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33. ^ Lonergan, Ben (2020-05-30). "Pendleton Record ceases publication, leaving many looking for answers". East Oregonian. Retrieved 2025-02-05.
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38. ^ Taylor, Brett (January 15, 2023). "Rogue Valley Messenger ends publication one day after the Mail Tribune". KDRV. Retrieved March 19, 2023.
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## Further reading

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* Gaston, Joseph (1911). "Chapter 14" . Portland, Oregon: Its History and Builders, volume 1 - via Wikisource.
* Himes, George H. (December 1902). "History of the Press of Oregon, 1839–1850" . Oregon Historical Quarterly. Vol. 3\. Portland, Oregon: Oregon Historical Society. pp. 327–370 - via Wikisource.327-370&rft.pub=Oregon+Historical+Society&rft.date=1902-12&rft.aulast=Himes&rft.aufirst=George+H.&rfr_id=info:sid/en.wikipedia.org:List+of+newspapers+in+Oregon" class="Z3988">
* Himes, George H. (March 1923). "First Newspapers of Southern Oregon and Their Editors" . Oregon Historical Quarterly. Vol. 24\. Portland, Oregon: Oregon Historical Society. pp. 56–67 - via Wikisource.56-67&rft.pub=Oregon+Historical+Society&rft.date=1923-03&rft.aulast=Himes&rft.aufirst=George+H.&rfr_id=info:sid/en.wikipedia.org:List+of+newspapers+in+Oregon" class="Z3988">
* Turnbull, George Stanley (1939). History of Oregon Newspapers . Portland, Oregon: Binfords & Mort - via Wikisource.

## External links

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* Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association
* Penny Abernathy, "The Expanding News Desert: Oregon", Usnewsdeserts.com, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. (Survey of local news existence and ownership in 21st century)
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