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St. Johns Review is a community news site serving North Portland, Oregon, since 1904, and it offers a subscription page at stjohnsreview.com/subscribe/. That page is the place to go for current terms. The site does not display subscription tiers, prices, or delivery formats on the pages referenced here, so the specific cost and what a paid subscription includes need to be confirmed directly on the Subscribe page before you commit.
What the site is
St. Johns Review describes itself as serving North Portland since 1904. Its coverage area, as listed on the site, includes:
- Arbor Lodge
- Bridgeton
- Cathedral Park
- East Columbia
- Hayden Island
- Kenton
- Linnton
- Overlook
- Piedmont
- Portsmouth
- St. Johns
- University of Portland
The content is local and community-focused. Visible sections and story types include:
| Section | Example content on the site |
|---|---|
| Community & Civic Life | Neighborhood association news, bulletins |
| Public Safety | Safety advisories, cold-weather community notices |
| Schools (K–12 & Higher Ed) | Student achievements, local graduations, school interviews |
| Parks & Recreation | Pool and aquatic center coverage |
| Investigations / Top Stories | Development and small-business reporting |
| Culture & Entertainment | Arts, books, lectures, community events |
| Neighborhood | Local commentary and features |
If your interest is hyperlocal news about these neighborhoods—civic meetings, schools, parks, public safety, and local business—this is the kind of coverage the site publishes.
How to subscribe
- Go to https://stjohnsreview.com/subscribe/.
- Review the terms shown there: price, subscription length, and delivery format (for example, whether it is a digital or print subscription) should be stated on that page.
- Complete the sign-up using whatever method the page provides.
The site's visible pages do not list payment platforms, tier names, or prices, so treat anything not shown on the Subscribe page itself as unconfirmed. If the page does not answer a question you need answered—such as cancellation terms or delivery frequency—look for a contact option on the site before paying.
What to check before you subscribe
Because pricing and format details are not published on the pages reviewed here, confirm these points on the Subscribe page or with the publication directly:
- Price and billing cycle — one-time, monthly, or annual.
- Delivery format — digital access, email newsletter, print, or a combination.
- What access includes — whether subscribing unlocks stories that are otherwise limited, or simply supports the publication.
- Cancellation and refund terms.
Who it suits
Subscribing makes sense if you live or work in one of the listed North Portland neighborhoods and want sustained local coverage—neighborhood association news, school achievements, park and pool issues, and civic investigations—rather than general Portland or national news. If you only need occasional headlines, the site's public story listings may be enough; check the Subscribe page to see whether any content is restricted without a subscription.