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HomeNewsBeacon Reporter Form to Empower Readers

Beacon Reporter Form to Empower Readers

Boiler Bay, Ore. — Boiler Bay Beacon is excited to launch a new tool today that’s all about putting the spotlight on stories you see every day: the Beacon Reporter Form.

Since we kicked off on Sept. 11, it’s been reader tips that have driven our coverage. From whale sightings in Depoe Bay to a proposed ICE detention center in Newport, and the tense situation at Lincoln County commissioner meetings.

Head to boilerbaybeacon.com/reporter to submit your scoop. It’s mobile-friendly and anonymous if you prefer, though contact info helps us verify. Fill in the basics: “Who, What, Where?” and “When, Why, How?” with a handy date picker, then upload photos or short videos. We’ll check metadata and tags for authenticity, and confirm. For bigger files, email [email protected] to coordinate.

It’s on our frontpage as a “Report” button or in the mobile menu under “Report for the Beacon.”

Report for the Beacon
Report for the Beacon on desktop.
Report for Beacon Mobile
Report for Beacon on Mobile.

This isn’t just a form. It’s a nod to the First Amendment, inviting you to fuel the local journalism that keeps our coast accountable. Whether it’s a welfare agency’s funding crunch or a recall petition shaking up county hall.

Your input has already shaped our first wave of stories. What’s next? Submit today and let’s uncover it together.

Justin Werner
Justin Wernerhttps://justinwerner.com
A dedicated advocate for ethical, independent reporting on the Oregon Coast, Justin Werner continues to raise the bar for local journalism through relentless curiosity, technical expertise, and an unwavering commitment to truth.

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