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8, 16-, or 26-Week Subscription to The Oregonian with Digital Access and Sunday and Wednesday Delivery (73% Off)

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Print delivery twice a week and all-week digital access to breaking news, award-winning reporting, and coverage of sports and culture

Choose from Three Options

  • $23.92 for an 8-week subscription package ($88 value)
  • $47.84 for a 16-week subscription package ($176 value)
  • $77.74 for a 26-week subscription package ($286 value)

Subscription packages include:

  • Home delivery of the Sunday and Wednesday print editions
  • Full-week digital access, including unlimited access to each day’s Digital Newspaper and Oregonian apps

After the initial subscription period ends, your subscription will continue and you will be billed at the then-prevailing rate unless you inform The Oregonian otherwise.

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Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. Not valid for customers with a subscription in the past 30 days. Valid only for option purchased. Must provide name, email, phone and shipping address at checkout, which will be shared to facilitate shipping. After initial period, subscription continues and includes the printed Oregonian and access to The Oregonian Digital Newspaper Add'l member benefits can be viewed at member.oregonlive.com. Add'l terms and conditions can be viewed here. Valid only for listed zip codes Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About The Oregonian

Founded in 1850, The Oregonian's articles have always focused intently on local news, be it politics, business, sports, culture, or neighborhood events. Over time, the paper grew and changed—today, much of its modern reporting first arrives on its website, OregonLive.com. However, the paper itself still circulates widely, delivering the daily news to doorsteps on good old-fashioned newsprint.

Since 1999, The Oregonian's reporters have earned eight Pulitzer Prizes (most recently in 2014) in categories ranging from Editorial Writing to Breaking News Reporting. Founded as a weekly by Thomas J. Dryer in 1850, it is one of the oldest and largest published newspapers on the Unites States west coast. Owned by Advance Publications, The Oregonian is also a leader in both print and digital news delivery.

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