“As we continue to emerge from the darkest days of the pandemic, the importance of the Santa Fe Reporter only grows.”

“SFR isn’t giving up or backing down.”

“We stave off sleep to report the pieces of information that almost slipped through the cracks of the public eye”

“We believe that only local journalism can best represent and support the views and ideas that mean the most to those who live here.”

“We not only entertain with our work...but more importantly we produce stories that truly help others.”

“I suspect our town does not understand how fragile its institutions are, because we still have them on an everyday basis.”

“The bond readers have with the ‘Reporter’ has driven my work for the entirety of my journalism career.”

‘We love working hard to deliver news and culture journalism. Yet, that prospect remains a difficult one.’

If we value acting locally, supporting the free press is our most vital action

‘I get to discover and rediscover the city where I was born with every story that I write’

‘Choosing to support SFR was necessary to capture an audience that believes in the same things we do’

‘In times like this, it’s important to not take thoughtful journalism for granted’

“This is the power and importance of smaller presses that aren’t tied to big institutions.”

When other newspapers were still giving equal voice to climate change deniers and the words “global warming” were never even uttered on commercial television stations, SFR consistently ran stories about how climate change was already affecting New Mexicans

Local Instagram star stands for the Reporter

SFR remains committed to its mission: muckraking free journalism for all

Both in our newsroom and in the dark corners of business and government

Andrea R Hanley on Friends of the Reporter

SFR Ad Director Anna Maggiore introduces first Business Friends

Alex De Vore and Friends of the Reporter