Stories

News, recognition, and a look at the people and work behind Koke Printing.

FEATURED STORY · IN THE NEWS

A new chapter for Koke Printing

Springfield Bottom Line · October 23, 2026

Our family’s printing roots run deep in Lane County. Springfield Bottom Line shares how QSL, TechnaPrint, and Instaprint came together as Koke Printing, and what this next chapter means for our team and the community we serve.

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Upcoming events

FEBRUARY 18–19, 2027 · LEBANON, OREGON

Melissa joins the Oregon Business Conference

Melissa Koke will take part in the entrepreneur panel at the Oregon Business Conference at Boulder Falls Inn, sharing her perspective as a fourth-generation family business owner.

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EUGENE BALLET · MAY 30, 2025

Print and the performing arts

Eugene Ballet reflects on QSL’s support for the arts and the 2025 Arts & Business Partnership Award shared with The Shedd Institute.

Read the story → 2025 partnership award · ABAE → BRAVA coverage · Eugene Weekly →

NORTHWEST COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION · 2024

The business of community

A community profile of Melissa Koke and QSL Print Communications, shared by Northwest Community Credit Union.

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NPSOA · 2024

A family business, generation by generation

The National Print and Sign Owners Association explores the Koke family’s printing history in “Beating the Odds One Generation at a Time.”

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MID-VALLEY STEM-CTE HUB · DECEMBER 2023

A conversation about leadership

Melissa talks about growing into leadership in manufacturing, advocating for yourself, and encouraging women to explore careers in STEM and the trades.

Listen to the podcast · Dec. 18 →

NBC 16 · MARCH 8, 2021

Leading the family business forward

NBC 16’s Western Oregon Women series visits QSL to explore Melissa’s path to leadership, the team’s work, and how the company kept people employed through the pandemic.

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Remembering Doug Koke

Family, colleagues, and the wider community remember Doug’s kindness, his dedication to print, and his love for the Oregon Ducks.