East Oregonian News

East Oregonian

My trip to the E.O. went very well. Some facts I learned while at the E.O. are the types of reporters they have. They have a photographer, a cop reporter who gets reports on topics important that the cops do or certain crimes that happen, and a city reporter who gets news on the mayor and other city events that happen in Pendleton. They also have somebody who writes the comics and draws the pictures.
Working at the E.O. looks like a hard job. The E.O. prints newspapers for a lot of towns and counties. They print the newspaper for Hermiston, Heppner, John Day, Pendleton, and a few other places. They have a printing machine that prints all the newspapers that they need. They have a lot of very large rolls of paper that they use for printing all of the newspapers. 
One of the easiest parts about working at the E.O is all the information they get each day and then the reporters get to choose what information to put in the newspaper. Working at the E.O. is also hard at times for some of the reporters, especially when they have to cover stories about sad events. These mostly involve people getting severe injuries or death from accidents, such as, car crashes. It’s really hard for them to write about those types of stories because it’s an emotional topic. That sums up my trip to the E.O. and what I learned while touring the building and listening to the reporters.