Support Local
Civic Journalism
In addition to the Corporation for Public Community Newspapers, please consider supporting independent local journalism in and around Eugene, Lane County, and Oregon:
General
KEPW 97.3 FM - Eugene Peace Works Radio
KLCC 89.7 FM- Eugene, National Public Radio for Oregonians
Solidarity News - Eugene-Springfield
Double Sided Media - Eugene
Eugene Weekly - Eugene
Oregon Vagabond - Eugene's original street newspaper (Warning: Former website is now registered to an entity in China and displays Chinese language content)
The Chronicle - Springfield, Creswell, Cottage Grove, Pleasant Hill
Daily Emerald - University of Oregon
Daily Barometer / Orange Media Network - Oregon State University
Highway 58 Herald - Oakridge, Westfir
McKenzie River Reflections - McKenzie River Valley
Fern Ridge Review - Veneta
Coburg Our Town Newsletter - Coburg
Lane County Mugshots - Crime and punishment
Siuslaw News - Florence - Mapleton
Yachats News - Yachats - Lincoln County
Whole Community News - Hyperlocal news - neighborhoods & nonprofits, boards & commissions, union locals, public comments
Specialized / focused
Ashland.News - Rogue Valley
Fireside - Wildfire during The Pyrocene (FUSEE)
The Capital Chronicle - Oregon state government
The Lund Report - Oregon healthcare
B.E.S.T., Better Eugene Springfield Transportation - Transportation education and advocacy
Street Roots - Oregon homeless
Underscore - Oregon Indian Country
Northwest Labor Press - Union news from Portland, Oregon, and the Pacific Northwest
Bike Portland - Cycling and transportation
Columbia Basin Bulletin - Fish and wildlife
Oregon Community Rights Network - Oregon community rights news
Whole Community News - FEMA Whole Community preparedness news
Regional / National / International (Locally connected)
Institute for Public Accuracy - David Zupan
High Country News - Paonia, Colorado
(and please suggest more)
Please donate to support our local civic journalism projects here in Eugene and Lane County, such as this month's featured project:
Journo Duty
Designed as a civics education hands-on lab, Journo Duty engages students and community members as local journalists to tell the most important stories in our community today. This highly-structured civics program teams resident Journos with experienced reporters and editors over the course of multiple sessions, as our Journos:
Propose and discuss their news story ideas
Prepare for their interviews or meetings
Record for their chosen media
Produce and share their news stories with the community.
Journo Duty is recorded live at a local community gathering, such as a Zoom meeting, school auditorium or concert hall.
Click at left to donate using PayPal, or send a check to: CPCN, 4785 Fox Hollow Rd, Eugene OR 97405. CPCN is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and your donation is tax-deductible. Please include an address where we can reach you.
News of the Future
"News of the Future" imagines that we live under our next constitutional system. We now have a system of self-government that honors all human rights, offers safety and security to all members of our human family, and extends this respect to the biodiversity and natural processes of the planet. What kinds of stories will we need for the News of the Future?
Click at left to donate using PayPal, or send a check to: CPCN, 4785 Fox Hollow Rd, Eugene OR 97405. CPCN is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and your donation is tax-deductible. Please include an address where we can reach you.