Register-Guard mourns loss of its two pillars
1957-1967 Don Bishoff, born and raised in Richmond, Va., with undergraduate and graduate degrees from…
Celebrating 150 Years
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An escaped killer, Elvis – and the ‘Big Snow’
Anti-war protests and bombings at the University of Oregon. The “Big Snow.” “Black Tuesday.”
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The volcano, the Bhagwan, a morning paper
1977-1987 Mount St. Helen’s finally blew on May 18, 1980 – The Register-Guard’s journeyman photographer,…
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Next generation sees changing of the Guard
1987-1997 The front-page headline – “R-G announces new leadership” – that ran on Sept. 1,…
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‘This was our town … these are our people’
You can’t talk about this era, unfortunately, without talking about what is arguably the biggest and most important story The Register-Guard has ever covered: Thurston.
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Adjusting to a shifting news media landscape
By the end of 2007, The Register-Guard’s average daily circulation had fallen below 70,000, finishing at 68,727, for the first time since 1988.
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Key moments in Register-Guard, Eugene and Lane County history
A timeline looking back 150 years
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