We think saving local newspapers is a worthwhile cause and so does
the New Mexico Local News Fund.
For every reader contribution – subscription or donation – purchased on Giving Tuesday and through the end of the year, the Local News Fund will match it!
More than 2,900 communities have lost their local newspaper. They’ve either been closed or sold to a big corporate groups that turn them into “ghost papers” with no reporters or ad space for local businesses.
Just ask Las Cruces, Hobbs and Farmington — all had their papers purchased by Gannett who laid off reporters and made decisions in a corporate board room.
But we’re trying out something new to see if we can save some of the last independent community papers in New Mexico, including the Signpost.
Instead of cutting back or closing all together, we’ve expanding the Signpost to cover new beats, including Bernalillo, the county commission and arts and community news county-wide. BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP.
Our advertisers help us pay for print and delivery of the paper each week, but our readers fund the local journalists covering news you read each week.
I’m in! I #supportNMnews
Subscribe now…
Choose a digital or print subscription now and the Local News Fund will match your subscription fee to the Signpost.
…Or, Donate to help.
Already a subscriber or want to help without subscribing? Thanks!
Donate to support the Signpost as we expand opportunities for local journalists in the new year. 100% of reader donations go to local, independent journalists writing in the paper.
Donate $200 to cover the cost for 1 independent reporter to cover an in-depth feature with public records.
*Doubled by the New Mexico Local News Fund
Donate $100 to cover the cost for 1 independent reporter to cover a public meeting.
*Doubled by the New Mexico Local News Fund
Donate $50 to cover the cost of a freelance photographer to shoot good news at a graduation, festival or public event.
*Doubled by the New Mexico Local News Fund
Donate $25 to buy the newsroom a working lunch to edit the next issue.
*Doubled by the New Mexico Local News Fund