The Register-Guard

The Register-Guard is a daily publication located in Eugene, Oregon, in the northwestern region of the United States. It came into existence in 1930 when two local newspapers, the Eugene Daily Guard and the Morning Register, merged. This newspaper caters to the communities of Eugene and Springfield, as well as regions like the Oregon Coast, Umpqua River valley, and nearby areas. As of 2019, the reported daily circulation was approximately 18,886 copies. Ownership of The Register-Guard transitioned to The Gannett Company following its merger with GateHouse Media in 2019, having been sold to GateHouse the previous year in 2018.

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Eugene Pride 2025: What to know about location, tickets, security

4 days ago | registerguard.com | Samantha Pierotti

Eugene Pride is moving its annual festival from Alton Baker Park to the Lane County Fairgrounds. There will be security, a clear bag policy and an afterparty, all of which are new to the event. Brooks McLain has been involved with Eugene Pride for 9 years, but this year will be different. "Pride is so much fun and good energy, everyone is smiling and full of love," McLain, the board president of Eugene Pride, said. "It is like being in a rainbow."The festival is trying out some bold new changes.
Dance with Dolly and soar through space with Eugene Symphony's 2025-26 Blockbuster season

4 days ago | registerguard.com | Samantha Pierotti

The Eugene Symphony just released its blockbuster lineup for the 2025 and 2026 season. The season is made up of five shows and will be a mishmash of rock music, country music and movie-inspired themes. Whether you're partial to Dolly Parton, Journey or movie scores, this Eugene Symphony Blockbuster season has something for you. Here are the shows in Eugene Symphony's blockbuster series.
'A phenomenal experience overall': Oregon's first year in Big Ten a success on, off field

1 week ago | registerguard.com | Chris Hansen

The Ducks added eight conference titles to their trophy case over the course of the 2024-25 academic year, the most by any school in the Big Ten. Oregon was one of just three schools nationally to make the College Football Playoff, men’s and women’s NCAA basketball tournaments and the Women’s College World Series.
Young track stars: See top athletes compete at Nike Outdoor Nationals, U20 Championships

1 week ago | registerguard.com | Ben Lonergan

Ben LonerganWest Linn's Hayden Williams-Downing competes in the U20 women’s javelin on the first day of the Nike Outdoor Nationals and USATF U20 Championships on June 19, 2025, at Hayward Field in Eugene. Williams-Downing has signed to compete for the Oregon Ducks in college. Ben Lonergan/The Register-GuardJenessa Ruder wins the U20 women’s javelin on the first day of the Nike Outdoor Nationals and USATF U20 Championships on June 19, 2025, at Hayward Field in Eugene.
See photos as people celebrate Juneteenth in downtown Eugene

1 week ago | registerguard.com | Ben Lonergan

Ben LonerganStormy True sings the Black national anthem, “Lift Every Voice and Sing” as people gather in downtown for Eugene’s Juneteenth celebration on June 19. Ben Lonergan/The Register-GuardKeiondre McAllister, center, talks about his business with a group as people gather in downtown for Eugene’s Juneteenth celebration on June 19. Ben Lonergan/The Register-GuardBubbles float through the air as people gather in downtown for Eugene’s Juneteenth celebration on June 19.
Cottage Grove man arrested for allegedly encouraging child sex abuse

1 week ago | registerguard.com | Samantha Pierotti

A 61-year-old man from Cottage Grove was arrested on June 19 for allegedly possessing sexually explicit images of children, according to the Cottage Grove Police Department. The man was arrested at his home at 12:30 p.m. June 19, police said. Police said the man was arrested as part of an ongoing investigation conducted by police with assistance from the Lane County Sheriff's Office and FBI. A search warrant had previously been executed at his house prior to his arrest, police said.
Level 3 'go now' evacuation notice issued for vegetation fire near Mapleton

1 week ago | registerguard.com | Samantha Pierotti

The Lane County Sheriff's Office has issued a level 3 "go now" evacuation notice for residents near Mapleton due to a wildfire reported in the area. Level 3 is the highest evacuation notice, and residents are urged to leave their homes immediately.
Springfield closes $1.4M gap with less firefighting hours, non-officer police cuts

1 week ago | registerguard.com | Alan Torres

Budget closed $1.4M gap by cutting hours to Springfield fire and library. Springfield mayor said fiscal stability conversation starting, after library supporters urged city to avoid the cuts in 'fiscal stability task force' report. Union representing firefighters says budget will increase response times. Under Springfield's new budget, not every fire station will be open 24 hours.
Support Black business owners at Eugene's Juneteenth celebration

1 week ago | registerguard.com | Samantha Pierotti

Eugene's Juneteenth celebration, Beyond 1865 — Rooted in Resilience, will feature food, music, activities and Black-owned businesses. Organizer Shanaé Joyce-Stringer aims to create a dedicated space for Black culture and community. The event includes a kids' zone, an elder space themed "Melanin Oasis" and live music performances. Beyond 1865 — Rooted in Resilience, 2025's Juneteenth event, will be an afternoon full of food, activities, music, and fun at the Eugene Farmer's Market Pavilion.
Is Reno mail processing moving to Sacramento again? USPS takes down news release

1 week ago | registerguard.com | Mark Robison

Sens. Jacky Rosen and Catherine Cortez Masto send letter to Acting Postmaster General Doug Tulino demanding USPS recommit to keeping local mail processing in NevadaThis story has been updated to add comment and new information from USPS. The U.S. Postal Service has removed a news release from its website where it committed to not moving its Reno mail-processing operations to Sacramento. This was discovered by Sen.