We like giving our members the best perks we can, and today we get to do just that. If you’re one of our Lookout Plus or One-for-One members, thank you for investing in the journalists and journalism at Lookout Eugene-Springfield. We’ve got something new for you.

For a limited time, all Lookout Plus and One-for-One members can get a full year of digital access to The Wall Street Journal at no cost. That’s a value of more than $400 a year. It’s a special Journal program, made possible by Google’s support, and it’s available to members who are not currently Journal subscribers.*

The Journal is the nation’s business newspaper, often the most knowledgeable source on the big and little issues of big business, small businesses and the economy. It also covers investing, personal finance and tech well. With more than a thousand journalists, it’s second only to the New York Times in newsroom size.

Here’s how to get in on the deal:

  • If you’re already a Lookout Plus or One-for-One member, you’ll soon receive an email making it easy to sign up.
  • If you’re a regular annual or monthly member, you can upgrade to Lookout Plus or One-for-One and get this offer.
  • If you’re not yet a member, now’s the time to join us and get this deal.
  • If you’re part of an organization — a business, nonprofit, or civic group — a Lookout group membership is an easy way to bring local news to your whole team. Reach out to jim@lookoutlocal.com to for a special group offer.

Here’s a reminder of what’s already in the Lookout Plus and One-for-One programs. As a Lookout Plus and One-for-One member you can take your pick of a special benefit from The New York Times, choosing Cooking, Games or The Athletic at no extra cost.

Add it all up, and it’s a good offer: a full year of Lookout, a year of the WSJ and access to a special New York Times benefit. It’s all worth more than $800 annually. Don’t miss this limited-time offer.

We love our Lookout Plus program and will keep looking for perks to add. Most importantly, every Lookout Plus membership does a most valuable thing for the people of Lane County: It supports our newsroom of 16, the second-largest local newsroom in the state. We work tenaciously to bring you the news every day, all day.

Our One-for-One members do even more. They directly fund the expansion of our Lookout in the Classroom/Lookout for Teachers program, and they get all Lookout Plus benefits. The program has already provided local news access to more than 450 teachers in every nook and cranny of Lane County, and now we’re aiming to double the number of teachers enrolled.

Choose Lookout Plus or One-for-One today and get both benefits.

Dann Miller, Executive Editor
Jim Danzer, Director of Partnerships
Olivia Desgrange, Community & Student Engagement Manager

*Offer valid for new Wall Street Journal customers only and must be redeemed by Dec. 31, 2026. The complimentary 12-month Wall Street Journal digital subscription does not automatically renew. An active qualifying local news subscription is required to receive and maintain this offer. If you cancel your local news subscription, your complimentary Wall Street Journal access will terminate on the last day of your local news subscription.

Dann Miller is the executive editor of Lookout Eugene-Springfield, bringing decades of leadership experience in both traditional and digital newsrooms.