Transparency matters to us. Readers deserve to know who owns Nash News and how our work is paid for.
Who Owns Nash News
Nash News is owned and operated by [Owner Name / Company Name], based in [City, State/Country]. The publication is independently owned and is not affiliated with any political party, government body, advocacy group, or larger media company.
How We Are Funded
Nash News is funded primarily through digital advertising displayed on our website. We may also earn revenue through clearly labeled sponsored content and content syndication partnerships.
We do not accept funding from political campaigns, political action committees, or government agencies.
Editorial Independence
Advertisers and sponsors have no influence over what we cover or how we cover it. Our editorial decisions are made independently. Any sponsored or paid content on our site is always clearly labeled so readers can tell it apart from our news reporting.
Questions
If you have questions about our ownership or funding, contact us at [[email protected]].
Submit a News Tip
Some of our most important stories start with a tip from readers like you. If you saw something, know something, or think something in your community deserves attention, we want to hear about it.
What Makes a Good Tip
- Something happening in your neighborhood that others should know about
- Road closures, public safety concerns, or local business changes
- Questions about decisions made by local officials or agencies
- Photos or videos of breaking news you captured yourself
- A viral claim you want us to check
How to Send a Tip
Email: [[email protected]]
Please include:
- What happened, in as much detail as you can
- Where and when it happened
- How you know about it
- Any photos, videos, or documents that support it
- Your name and a way to reach you (optional, but helpful)
Your Privacy
You can send a tip without sharing your name. If you do share your contact details, we will only use them to follow up on your tip and will not publish your identity without your permission.
What Happens Next
Every tip is reviewed by our newsroom. We verify information independently before publishing, so not every tip becomes a story, but every tip is read.
Please note: If you are reporting an emergency or a crime in progress, call 911 first.