Blue Mountain Eagle

Blue Mountain Eagle is the primary news outlet serving Grant County, Oregon, with coverage centered on the John Day area. The publication delivers local journalism across multiple platforms, including print editions and digital content accessible through their website and eEdition.

The Eagle covers the full spectrum of Grant County life:

• •Local News - Community events, city government, school district updates
• •Sports - Grant School District athletics, rodeo results, and regional competition coverage
• •Outdoors & Recreation - Hiking, fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, and outdoor activities across Northeast Oregon
• •Wildfires - Active coverage of fire seasons, including the Bridge Fire and other regional incidents
• •Business - Grant County economic news, forestry industry updates, and regional commerce
• •Opinion - Editorials, letters to the editor, and community commentary
• •Lifestyle - Obituaries, community features, and cultural stories

The Eagle's coverage extends across Northeast Oregon and Grant County specifically, including:

• •John Day (primary city)
• •Prairie City
• •Canyon City
• •Mount Vernon
• •Monument
• •Malheur National Forest area

Beyond news, the Eagle provides community directories and guides:

• •Go! Eastern Oregon - Area guide with attractions, dining, lodging, retail, and travel information
• •Public Notices - Legal notices, government meetings, and official announcements
• •Contests & Promotions - Reader engagement including the Hawaii Trip for Two contest
• •Special Sections - Seasonal guides and sponsored content highlighting local businesses

The Eagle's area guide highlights why Grant County matters to residents and visitors:

"Grant County invites you to play, to learn, to immerse yourself in the wonders of this incredible place. Whether you arrive seeking adventure or tranquility, to explore or find solace, here in Grant County, there's space for every traveler to discover themselves amidst the beauty of our land."

The region features scenic byways, river recreation, mountain trails suitable for hiking, biking, kayaking, and four-wheeling, plus community events including festivals, parades, and the Grant County Rodeo. High mountain lakes, forested areas, and fossil-laden cliffs provide both outdoor recreation opportunities and natural attractions.

Readers can access Blue Mountain Eagle through multiple channels:

• •Website with free news access and subscription options
• •Print subscription for weekly delivery
• •eEdition for digital newspaper replica
• •Email newsletters
• •Social media and community contributions

The publication accepts letters to the editor (250 words maximum) and reader contributions, making it a true community publication serving Grant County's information needs.