The Signal was recognized with associate member awards from the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association for work published in 2021. Read moreSignal wins awards at Better Newspaper Contest
The Chinook Observer won first place for general excellence in the 2021 Washington Newspaper Publishers Association Better Newspaper competition. General Excellence is the highest award presen… Read moreObserver again named one of best in Washington
JOHN DAY — The Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association has honored Blue Mountain Eagle advertising representative Kim Kell with its first-ever Christine Moore Advertising Executive of the Year Award. Read moreEagle's Kim Kell named Oregon ad exec of the year
As some readers of this newspaper may already be aware, the Blue Mountain Eagle has a new editor. After nearly five years in the position, Sean Hart has decided to move on to pursue other inte… Read moreNew editor takes the reins at the Eagle
ENTERPRISE — Current and former staff members of the Wallowa County Chieftain received recognition in the annual Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association’s Better Newspaper Contest. Read moreChieftain claims 10 awards in ONPA Better Newspaper Contest
LA GRANDE — The Observer was recognized with 11 awards in the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association’s annual Better Newspapers Contest, including third place for overall general excellence i… Read moreThe Observer earns 11 awards from ONPA
The Astorian was recognized by the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association for general excellence for work published in 2020, the top honor among newspapers of similar size. Read moreThe Astorian recognized for general excellence
HERMISTON — Erick Peterson, a Hermiston resident with years of journalism experience, has joined the Hermiston Herald as its new editor and senior reporter. Read moreHermiston Herald hires new editor
Starting in July, EO Media Group is launching Go! Magazine, a weekly arts and entertainment publication designed to do exactly what it says — get readers to “go” out and experience all of what… Read moreEO Media Group launching Go! Magazine
For the first time in months The Observer’s newsroom is operating with a full staff. Read moreFrom the editor: We're rolling — finally — at full staff
PENDLETON — When Nick Tinhof winds down his shift on Tuesday, Nov. 3, he realizes it will be the end of an era at the East Oregonian. Read moreEast Oregonian to move printing operations to Walla Walla
Three new professionals have joined The Bulletin staff recently: Read moreNew staffers join The Bulletin, EO Media Group
PENDLETON — A familiar face is taking on new roles with the East Oregonian and the EO Media Group. Read moreEast Oregonian looks within for new publisher
EO Media Group, an Oregon family-owned multimedia company, has established a community marketing grant program to assist businesses impacted by COVID-19 restrictions in the markets served by t… Read moreEO Media Group launches community marketing grant program
During the coronavirus outbreak, the hunger for news and up-to-date information has never been stronger. Read moreNewspapers struggle financially during pandemic
EO Media Group, the owner of The Astorian, Chinook Observer and Seaside Signal, announced the layoff of 18% of its workforce Wednesday, a result of coronavirus-related revenue losses due to ca… Read moreEO Media Group announces layoffs over virus losses
Veteran newspaper leader Karrine Brogoitti has been named regional sales director for EO Media Group’s east side operations which includes six print newspapers and associated websites. Read moreEO Media Group names Brogoitti as regional sales director
Kari Borgen will assume leadership at EO Media Group’s North Coast operations on Dec. 1. Borgen, 57, will be the group publisher and revenue director for The Daily Astorian, Seaside Signal, Ca… Read moreBorgen named publisher at The Daily Astorian, sister publications
BEND — They may not be The Magnificent Seven with guns blazing, but seven individuals and organizations backed the EO Media Group’s purchase of the Bend Bulletin and Redmond Spokesman. Read moreEO Media investors in it for money, community
The auction lasted 15 minutes Monday and ended with the EO Media Group buying the Bend Bulletin. Read moreEO Media Group buys Bend Bulletin
Heidi Wright, chief operating officer of EO Media Group, will also serve as publisher of the Bend Bulletin. Read moreWright named publisher of Bend Bulletin
The auction lasted 15 minutes Monday and ended with the EO Media Group buying the Bend Bulletin. Read moreEO Media Group buys Bend Bulletin
For the staffs of the Baker City Herald and The Observer in La Grande, Thursday’s news that Bankruptcy Judge Trish M. Brown authorized the sale of the two papers to the EO Media Group was a ch… Read morePurchase of Observer, Herald becomes final
SALEM — EO Media Group’s presence in Oregon is set to get even stronger. Read moreEO Media Group to purchase La Grande, Baker City papers
Country Media Inc. has reached an agreement with EO Media Group to re-acquire the Cannon Beach Gazette. Read moreCountry Media re-acquires Cannon Beach Gazette
Journalists try to avoid becoming the story, but a new book about The Daily Astorian and East Oregonian puts these sister dailies on the front page. Read more‘Grit and Ink’
SALEM — A news collaborative to sharpen and expand coverage of Oregon state government and politics has launched, combining the strengths of three news organizations. Read moreExpanded state government reporting comes to Oregon
For the past year, the Board of Directors of EO Media Group has discussed John Perry’s intention to retire at the close of this fiscal year. Read morePerry set to retire end of June, search under way for replacement
EO Media Group’s marketplace platform was named Best New Digital Initiative by Local Media Association, a national organization that serves more than 2,400 media companies. The award, announce… Read moreEO Media Group wins national award for digital innovation
Northwest newspaper executive David Pero has been named group publisher of The Daily Astorian and its companion publications on the Oregon Coast. He succeeds Steve Forrester, who is retiring a… Read moreDavid Pero named group publisher
A Western Montana native with 15 years of experience as a professional journalist has joined the Wallowa County Chieftain as the newspaper’s new editor. Read moreScot Heisel named editor of the Chieftain
LONG BEACH — Cynthia Washicko is Coast River Business Journal’s new reporter, covering business and the economy in the Columbia-Pacific region. Read moreCynthia Washicko joins CRBJ reporting staff
The desktop versions of our e-Editions and NIE edition switched to responsive HTML5 versions, which provides a completely redesigned, sleek and easy-to-use interface. Read moreEOMG e-Editions get new responsive design
Crindalyn Lyster has been named Director of Digital Services for EO Media Group. The position manages digital operations for the family-owned company, including 18 websites, mobile communicati… Read moreLyster named head of digital media for newspaper group
HERMISTON, Oregon — The Hermiston Herald website has a new look, as of October 21. Read moreHermiston Herald website redesigned to meet growing mobile audience
PENDLETON, Oregon — The news hasn’t changed, but the East Oregonian website has, as of October 21. Read moreEast Oregonian Redesigned Website Unveiled Today
Long Beach, Wash. —The news hasn’t changed, but our website has – as of this morning, September 30. Read moreChinook Observer Gets Redesigned Website
ASTORIA, Oregon —Our website has – as of this morning, September 30. 131a1dc3-724b-4211-8eeb-1a20c951f56d Read moreCoast Weekend Redesigned Website to meet growing mobile audience
LINCOLN CITY, Oregon —Our website has – as of this morning, August 19. Read moreOregon Coast Today Website Redesigned to meet growing mobile audience
ENTERPRISE, Oregon —The news hasn’t changed, but the Wallowa County Chieftain website has, as of August 14. Read moreWallowa County Chieftain Redesigned Website Unveiled
Astoria, Oregon —The news hasn’t changed, but our website has – as of this morning, August 6. Audiences are consuming more news, not less. Among those who read the news on a phone or tablet, t… Read moreCoastal Publications Get Redesigned Websites
A recent study by Pew Research shows that Oregon, in comparison with most other states, has very few news reporters focused on state government. Read moreDefying trend, Oregon newspaper companies launch new Salem bureau
The Daily Astorian and dailyastorian.com have a new newsroom leader. Today, Editor and Publisher Steve Forrester announced Laura Sellers is the newspaper’s managing editor. She succeeds Patric… Read moreDaily Astorian names new managing editor
Mike Omeg, an innovative fifth-generation farmer from The Dalles, Ore., is the newest member of the Capital Press Board of Directors. Read moreOregon cherry grower newest member of the Capital Press Board of Directors
APME is an association of news and broadcast leaders, journalism educators and student editors in the United States and Canada. APME works closely with The Associated Press to foster journalis… Read moreEO Media Group digital director to lead national editors group
SALEM, Oregon — The news hasn’t changed, but the Capital Press website has, as of September 3. Read moreCapital Press Redesigned Website Unveiled
EO Media Group has expanded its reach on the Oregon coast with the acquisition of the Seaside Signal, Cannon Beach Gazette and Coast River Business Journal. Read moreEO Media Group Acquires Three Newspapers on Oregon Coast
SALEM, OR — And now, the moment many of our readers have been waiting for: EO Media Group announces the release of e-Edition Apple apps for our publications. Read moreEO Media Group releases e-Edition apps
Tampa, Fla. - SAXOTECH, a leader in content management, circulation and advertising technology, today announced EO Media Group has selected the SAXOTECH Mediaware Center and SAXOTECH Online to… Read moreEO Media Group Selects SAXOTECH to Integrate its Print and Digital Publishing Operations in the Cloud
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