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Lookout arts correspondent Annie Aguiar promoted to new editor role
There are few things more enjoyable than sharing good news. That’s why today is a good day. Annie Aguiar, our arts and culture correspondent, has been promoted to audience editor, working with both Lookout Eugene-Springfield and Lookout…
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Connecting Lane County teachers and students to local journalism
Lookout in the Classroom returns to Lane County teachers and students.
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Today, we launch the most comprehensive obituaries section in Lane County
I have a relationship with obituaries. As a young news clerk, one of my daily duties was to take a stack of faxes from local funeral homes and write the death notices. Occasionally, I would come…
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Local news for Lane County – powered by members
Lookout Eugene-Springfield is a digital-only daily news source covering the stories, people, and decisions shaping Lane County. Your membership supports independent local reporting and helps build a strong foundation for local journalism in this community.
Members gain unlimited access to all our coverage on our website and app, plus article gifting and invites to member-only events with our newsroom.
Educator Newsletter: Connecting local news to civic life
Lookout for Teachers Presented by Emerald Broadband Hello, Teachers! This week, we’re highlighting Grace Chinowsky’s reporting on Eugene’s decision to ban city employees from signing nondisclosure agreements related to data centers—a developing local issue that touches on transparency,…
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Educator Newsletter: A local family’s experience with immigration enforcement
Lookout for Teachers Presented by Emerald Broadband Happy Wednesday, Lane County Educators, This week’s Educator Newsletter is dedicated to an in-depth special report by Grace Chinowsky, supported by incredible photojournalism by Isaac Wasserman. The story follows the Garcia…
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Educator Newsletter: Back to school with Lookout in the Classroom
Lookout for Teachers Presented by Emerald Broadband Welcome back, Lane County Educators! I hope your summer break was good to you. Whether you’re returning to the Educator Newsletter or joining us for the first time, I’m Olivia Desgrange,…
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Lookout Plus now includes a New York Times benefit
Eligible annual members can now choose a year of complimentary access to New York Times Games, Cooking or The Athletic.
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Educator Newsletter: Student journalism scholarship winners announced
Lookout for Teachers Presented by Emerald Broadband Welcome to June, teachers 🌞 In this final Educator Newsletter of the 2025-26 school year, we’re excited to celebrate the winners and finalists of Lookout Eugene-Springfield’s very first Journalism Scholarship Challenge.…
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Lookout’s 2026 Scholarship Winners: Student journalists share the stories of Lane County’s unsung heroes
Lookout Eugene-Springfield celebrates the work of young journalists.
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