How to Submit Your Story to Granite State Report and Get Paid

Are you ready to make your voice heard and possibly get paid for your take on what’s happening in your community? Granite State Report invites everyone to become a reporter by sharing real stories, photos, or opinions from around New Hampshire—whether it’s a heartwarming local event, stunning nature shots from your favorite hiking trail, or your perspective on recent town decisions. Here’s how you can join in:

How to Submit Your Story..

To make the submission process more accessible, please send your stories to our email at granitestatereport@gmail.com article draft for review. Please include your contact information for follow-up. After submission, our editorial team will review your content. Selected stories will be published, and contributors will receive payment as a thank-you for their efforts.

Send an email to granitestatereport@gmail.com with any of the following:

• Photos: Images that capture the moment or illustrate your story. For example, a photo of a community event, a striking landscape, or a close-up of an interesting object.
• A Short Summary: A few sentences about what happened or what concerns you. For example, “Today, the local park was cleaned up by volunteers to improve the neighborhood.”
• A Full Article: If you have a lot to say or went deep on an issue, send the whole write-up. For example, an in-depth report on the challenges facing local schools and proposed solutions.

What Topics Are We Looking For?

We are interested in a wide range of topics including but not limited to technology innovations, sustainable development, health and wellness advancements, cultural studies, and educational methodologies. These examples are intended to inspire potential submissions that contribute meaningful insights and advancements in these fields.

We’re interested in exploring new methodologies.

• Homeless encampments impacting community health and safety, including increased risk of disease transmission, sanitation concerns, and the social implications of rising homelessness on neighborhood stability and local resources
• Car accidents affecting local traffic and emergency response, leading to road closures, delayed medical assistance, traffic congestion, and discussions on improving road safety measures and infrastructure
• Local deaths or memorial tributes marking significant events, fostering community solidarity and remembrance while highlighting the cultural and historical relevance of these occasions
• Drug abuse issues influencing public health and social services, resulting in higher demand for rehabilitation programs, increased strain on healthcare resources, and the exploration of preventive measures and community support systems
• Police abuse of power and state policies, laws, or community happenings affecting public trust and governance, causing protests, calls for policy reform, and conversations about accountability, transparency, and community-police relations
• Environmental hazards affecting local ecosystems and residents’ wellbeing, including pollution concerns, natural disaster preparedness, and sustainability initiatives
• Educational challenges and achievements shaping community development, such as school funding debates, student performance trends, and extracurricular program availability
• Economic shifts influencing employment opportunities and local businesses, encompassing job market changes, small business support efforts, and impacts of regional economic policies
• Public transportation developments affecting mobility and accessibility, including service expansions, infrastructure upgrades, and fare policy discussions
• Community events and cultural festivals promoting diversity, engagement, and social cohesion among residents

If it affects your life or your neighborhood – and you believe others should know – we want to hear from you.

Who Can Participate?

• Anyone with internet access or a smartphone.
• Your story and perspective are all you need; no special credentials required.

Get Paid for Your Submission!

If your story makes the cut, Granite State Report will publish it and you’ll be compensated. It’s a win-win: you shed light on important issues while getting rewarded for being a part of the community conversation.

Ready to make a difference (and some cash)? Send your story, photos, or hot take to granitestatereport.com today, and let’s get your voice out there! Tips for a Successful Submission: Be clear and concise. Include relevant details and photos. Proofread before sending. The better your story, the higher your chances of getting published and paid!