Full Run Weekly Sections

Full-Run Weekly Sections. Better living. Better shopping. Better results.

Readers rely on our weekly sections for the freshest ideas and trends in the arts, entertainment, lifestyles, food, travel and science. You can rely on getting their attention.

A&E: A comprehensive guide to the coming week's entertainment options. Inquire about our affordable A&E zone pages for six regional coverage areas including Clark County, Wash. Plus, theme directories inside A&E offer a savings to smaller advertisers. 1,000-inch rate restaurant advertising is offered in Taste of the Town and Local Flavor. Appears Friday.

Comics: Your ad in Comics can reach the entire family. Ask about our special spadea and gatefold opportunities, plus frequency discounts. Appears Sunday.

Travel: The Oregonian's award-winning Travel section features destinations from around the world, plus unique local and regional getaways. Ask for a calendar of special themed issues including Canada, Hawaii, Mexico and more. Appears Sunday.

FOODday: One of the top food sections in the nation, FOODday shines a weekly spotlight on food, featuring recipes, new products and wine. Zone your ad at the ZIP code level or take advantage of targeted non-subscription coverage. FOODday appears Tuesday in The Oregonian, and in This Week, which is delivered to non-subscribers.

Homes & Gardens of the Northwest: A magazine-like tabloid rich in color provides local stories on homes and gardens, useful information, and themed directories for smaller advertisers. Appears Thursday and is now included on OregonLive.com!

Science: Remarkable facts and features about science, health and medicine. Science is a weekly habit for the inquisitive and the educated. Appears Wednesday within How We Live.

TV Click: TV Click provides a practical, cost-effective way to reach an entertainment-oriented audience. Appears Sunday.

Clip & Click: Using The Oregonian and our non-subscriber newspaper This Week, Clip & Click offers a low CPM for the highest returns. Compare costs with any alternative you can find. We believe nobody delivers more households or more customers for less money than The Oregonian's Clip & Click coupon section, which wraps TV Click every Sunday.