Therese Bottomly is the Board President at [Employer]. She focuses on community engagement and social justice issues, bringing a keen perspective to local and regional stories. Therese has been featured in Calhoun Times, Skanner News Group, Salem Reporter, and The Oregonian (OregonLive).
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Therese Bottomly's coverage involves a mix of content and publishing, lifestyle, entertainment news, and mental health with a local focus on Oregon and Portland. She frequently features expert commentary in her articles.
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By: Therese Bottomly
The Oregonian/OregonLive's Zane Sparling, Beth Nakamura and Ryan Fernandez join Editor Therese Bottomly to discuss their experiences covering protests.
By: Therese Bottomly
Do I care about every detail of the Lillards’ divorce? Not really. But I do care deeply about open courts and the principle of basic fairness.
By: Therese Bottomly
Your reaction to ABC ending its relationship with a prominent reporter may be a barometer of your feelings about President Donald Trump, the national media or both.
By: Therese Bottomly
I hope you saw the announcement of the new editor of The Oregonian/OregonLive. Call this “Letter from the Editor Emerita.” I'll have a few more columns after today's:
By: Therese Bottomly
Even with our focus on digital delivery of news, by the hour and sometimes by the minute, editors can push our press deadlines to make sure The Oregonian's print edition is similarly nimble when major news breaks.
By: Elliot Njus, Therese Bottomly
Therese Bottomly, editor of The Oregonian/OregonLive and a frequent host of Beat Check with The Oregonian, is retiring next month after 42 years in the newsroom.
By: Therese Bottomly
The Oregon Legislature just ended, and lawmakers addressed several issues highlighted by The Oregonian/OregonLive's journalists.
By: Therese Bottomly
Last week, I dipped into The Oregonian/OregonLive's formidable archives to refresh my knowledge of the deadliest natural disaster in recorded Oregon history: the Heppner flood of 1903.
By: Therese Bottomly
A year ago, when I told The Oregonian/OregonLive publisher John Maher that I planned to retire this summer, it seemed a long way away. Now, it's here.
By: Therese Bottomly
On Thursday, The Oregonian will celebrate its th anniversary. Our first newspaper was distributed as a weekly edition on Dec. 4, 1850, and hasn't stopped publishing in one form or another since.
