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National Trust for Local News
Strengthening communities through quality local news.
About National Trust for Local News
The National Trust for Local News (NTLN) owns and operates sustainable news enterprises that are deeply embedded in the communities they serve. The National Trust combines scaled national business operations with deep local partnerships, ensuring that the news outlets we own are intimately connected with the communities they serve. NTLN believes in the power of local news to foster community engagement, enhance understanding, and strengthen the connections between people and the places they live. Community newspapers elevate the quality of life in communities while boosting local economies. The National Trust and its subsidiaries have conserved and operate 64 community news outlets in three states, serving 5.8 million Americans and employing more than 500 people, including more than 250 local journalists.
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4 published signals
Presence & Recognition
National Trust for Local News was recognized by the Colorado Press Association for its quality, in-depth reporting in communities across Colorado’s Front Range.
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People
National Trust for Local News is hiring for several new positions at the Georgia Trust for Local News.
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Strategy & Corporate Development
National Trust for Local News announced the expansion to a fourth state with the acquisition of the Vermont Community Newspaper Group, which owns five weekly newspapers and their websites.
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Strategy & Corporate Development
National Trust for Local News announced an agreement to acquire Vermont Community Newspaper Group, five weekly newspapers serving more than a dozen communities across Northern Vermont, making Vermont the fourth state in the National Trust portfolio.
Reported by Ross McDuffie