Jayson Jacoby is a local journalist based in Pendleton, Oregon. He writes for the East Oregonian and his work has also been featured in publications such as The Observer, The Capital Press, and The Oregonian. Jayson covers a range of topics including local politics, weather, sports, and community events.
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Jayson Jacoby's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly related to weather patterns, sports events, legal matters and government announcements in the Oregon area. He seems to cover a wide range of topics from community news like local sports events and weather updates to more serious issues such as lawsuits and government-related announcements.
Given his focus on local content, Jayson would likely be most interested in pitches that are relevant to the specific geographic areas he covers (Oregon, Pendleton), including stories about notable community members or businesses making an impact locally. Pitches related to significant changes or disputes within local governmental bodies may also pique his interest.
If you have information pertaining to any of these localized themes or can offer insights into how larger trends manifest at the local level in Oregon/Pendleton specifically, it could be valuable for Jayson's coverage.
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By: Jayson Jacoby Baker
Baker's top two cross-country runners both return as seniors to pace the Bulldogs in 2024.
By: Jayson Jacoby Baker
The Baker City Fire Department has transported a patient by a city-owned ambulance on two occasions this summer, and the regional manager for Pioneer
By: Jayson Jacoby
In one sense the Baker volleyball team hasn’t changed at all from 2023, and in another sense it’s dramatically different.
Steve Cherry wishes he could give definitive answers to the many thousands of hunters who wonder how Eastern Oregon’s unprecedented wildfire season will affect their pursuit this fall of a
Pioneer Ambulance’s regional manager proposes that the Baker City Fire Department regain its ambulance license
When I first read the term “county seat” I wondered whether these were thrones or rather more modest accommodations.
Ethan Brandt, a fish biologist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, shows a nearly foot-long tiger muskie netted July 30, 2024, in Phillips Reservoir.
By: Jayson Jacoby Baker
A seventh candidate has qualified for the Nov. 5 ballot for the Baker City Council election, at which all seven seats will be up for election.
Politicians and assorted others who like to poke around in people’s personal lives have been obsessed with the automobile almost since the first crude vehicles bounced onto rutted paths littered
By: Jayson Jacoby Baker
The Baker Bulldogs open the 2024 football season at home tonight, taking on perennial Class 4A power Scappoose at Baker Bulldog Memorial Stadium. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m.
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