Hood River News
Hood River, Oregon, United StatesEnglishColumbia Gorge News is a regional newspaper serving Hood River, The Dalles, and White Salmon in the Columbia River Gorge area. Formed by the merger of three local publications, it provides comprehensive coverage of local government, community events, environmental issues, and economic developments across the Mid-Columbia region.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN OREGON
Early publishing routes along the Pacific Northwest coast established a highly localized print network that remains heavily divided between major metropolitan dailies and isolated rural community papers. The Advance Publications-owned Oregonian dominates Portland with the largest daily circulation in the entire region. Other significant publications include the EO Media Group-owned Bulletin in Bend, which serves the central high desert, and the historically notable Albany Democrat Herald, currently published by Lee Enterprises. The Portland market also sustains a dedicated cultural and alternative print network, anchored by the Asian Reporter and the Pulitzer-winning Willamette Week. Paperboy indexes 77 Oregon newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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