Becoming A StatePaper.com Community Correspondent
July 07, 2000
StatePaper.Com is always looking for another community correspondent.
Whether your neighborhood is in the Panhandle or close by the Missouri River, whether you are a short walk from the South Dakota border, or just a stone's throw from Kansas, we are interested in what's going on where you are - and how you see it.
Do you have a mind to tell the world about something that's going on, or will be going on in your community? Is there someone about whom you would like to write a story? Have you found a way to guarantee a hunter that he'll drop a quail with that first shot? Has the Legislature or Congress or someone done something that moves you to share your opinion? If you answered "yes" to any of those questions, you're in the right place.
Articles and essays can be submitted to StatePaper.com at any time of the day.
Your initial offering should provide your name, mailing address (including snail mail) and phone number.
We are interested in essays (columns) that involve politics, insofar as they reflect analysis of a campaign or an issue. That's another way of saying that we don't publish what amount to press releases and puff pieces for a cause, a candidate or a party.
Send your copy to ehoward@ne.statepaper.com or to newscrew@ne.statepaper.com We cannot respond to every submission. If your offering is scheduled for publication, you will be advised in advance. Articles are subject to basic editing - that means we check for spelling and grammar and libel. StatePaper.Com will not edit any offering in such a way as to change its emphasis or message. We look forward to hearing from you.
For a bit of information on the actual writing of a story, be sure to read: Writing For StatePaper in this section.
Becoming A StatePaper.com Community Correspondent
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| 04/03/2002 | Why would you need a social security... | schmedley epp |
