Jamie Hale is an outdoors and travel reporter at The Oregonian/OregonLive. He focuses on exploring and showcasing the best trails, small towns, and roadside attractions in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, while also co-hosting the Peak Northwest podcast and video series. Jamie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Beaumont Enterprise, The Seattle Times, and The Spokesman-Review.
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Jamie Hale's coverage primarily focuses on local travel and outdoor adventures in Oregon, with an emphasis on providing guides, event coverage, and government announcements related to these topics. To effectively reach out to Jamie, consider offering unique and visually compelling content related to Oregon travel experiences or insights into environmental impact issues around outdoor destinations within the state. Additionally, providing practical how-to guides for outdoor activities in Oregon could also resonate well with his coverage focus.
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No.2 Auburn closes the gap on No.1 Tennessee in the latest AP Poll.
The Auburn athletic family is mourning the loss Monday of football team chaplain Chette Williams, who drowned Sunday at Lake Martin.
By: Mark Graves, Jamie Hale, Dave Killen, Sean Meagher, Samantha Swindler, Beth Nakamura, Vickie Connor
Our reporters and photographers traveled a lot this year. These are their best images.
Alabama 5-star true freshman CB Jaylen Mbakwe no longer plans to enter the transfer portal.
By: Jamie Hale
If your New Year's resolution is to get outside, you'd do well to snap up a few park passes this winter.
By: Vickie Connor, Jamie Hale
| There's nothing like a hot spring soak in the coldest, darkest days of the year.
By: Jamie Hale
A lineup of six planets will fill the night sky from December into March.
By: Jamie Hale
If you love to look for planets glimmering in the night sky, this is a perfect time to do it.
By: Vickie Connor, Samantha Swindler, Jamie Hale
What do a haunted vineyard, a glacial lake and a tiny house have in common? All were among some of our favorite trips through Oregon this year.
By: Jamie Hale
The display cases in “Cedar and Sea” are like many others in museum exhibits, full of traditional objects such as baskets, fishing hooks, carving tools and boxes.
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