Chris Pietsch is the Director of Photography and Multimedia at The Register-Guard, where he has worked for over 30 years. He specializes in covering sports, including both individual and team sports, as well as events and conferences that reflect culture and society. Chris's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and the Statesman Journal.
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Chris Pietsch focuses predominantly on local event coverage, particularly in the Eugene, Oregon area. His articles revolve around sports events, entertainment news, and seasonal topics. Based on this information, if you have unique insights into upcoming local sporting events or entertainment happenings in Eugene or broader Oregon area during specific seasons (such as holidays), your pitch is more likely to grab his attention.
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Yellowbottom Recreation Site east of Sweet Home is cherished by many and has been undergoing some significant changes.
Workers began taking down a fence around the Eugene Federal Building on July 1, 2026.
By: Ben Lonergan, Chris Pietsch
The two-day event brings world-class track and field athletes to Eugene for the Prefontaine Classic over the 4th of July weekend.
By: Chris Pietsch
The Grateful Dead performed three days at Autzen Stadium in Eugene in 1994.
That time in 1994 when a Dragon Wagon and the Grateful Dead both came to town, but were upstaged by O.J. Simpson and a white Bronco.
Springfield and Eugene police departments join the 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics July 8, 2026.
Historian and author Douglas Card died at the age of 90. Card was known for his book "From Camas to Courthouse: Early Lane County History."
By: Chris Pietsch
Car culture and traffic jams brought calls for freeways through the heart of Eugene and Springfield over 60 years ago.
By: Chris Pietsch
In the 1950s, leaders in Eugene and Springfield, Oregon, proposed the Roosevelt Freeway to address growing traffic issues. The project faced significant opposition from residents concerned about the demolition of neighborhoods and displacement.
By: Chris Pietsch
The controversial bridge was constructed in the Whiteaker neighborhood in the 1960s and 1970s.
