Stories are updated every few hours, newsfeeds available 24/7 with local news written by our staff of reporters, interns, flash alerts, and reader input. We also offer WORLD, POLITICAL, BIOGRAPHY and INTERVIEW news and stories, mostly pointing to their respective sources. The Oregon Herald accepts Interns year-round in a nine level online course for summer, fall and spring engagements. We also acc
ept writers, and journalists interested in publishing their byline. The Oregon Herald is interested in the community of Oregon and the world and people of the Pacific Northwest. However, because of Covid-19, the courses are limited to only a few interns online. The original Oregon Herald newspaper, not directly associated with the current Oregon Herald., was founded in February of 1846. Early circulation was mainly among the publisher's friends, business acquaintances, and to the few who contributed to the early cause by donation. It was nearly ten years later that the first commercial issue of the Oregon Herald newspaper appeared in 1866. Three months later the day to day operations of the Oregon Herald was given to the Oregon Herald Company, composed of a group of Oregon democratic leaders, including Judge A. Wait, W. Weatherford, Judge J. Kelly, Governor L. Grover, Dr. J. Hawthorne, J. S. Smith, and N. Butler. The Oregon Herald is a non-commercial, ad free daily news publication
Educational School of Journalism. The Oregon Herald offers our School of Journalism for Interns and would-be writers and journalists who would like to be published, get their byline. Our advanced level classes is for INTERNS. We'll train you, free of charge. This is part of our nonprofit professional news organization, focusing on writing, editing, and leadership development.
