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Whether you’ve found an error, discovered a public record worth examining, have a story tip, or simply want to ask a question, I’d love to hear from you.
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General Inquiries
Questions, comments, feedback, or collaboration.
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Story Tips
Have information about local government, elections, public policy, development, or an issue affecting Hays County?
Story tips are always welcome.
You don’t need to have all the answers. Sometimes the best reporting begins with a single question.
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If you believe Mayday! has made a factual error, omitted important context, or misunderstood a public record, please let me know.
Every correction request is reviewed carefully. If an error is confirmed, it will be corrected transparently, and the original essay will include a correction note when appropriate.
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Subject: Correction Request
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If there’s a meeting, document, decision, or public record you believe deserves closer examination, I’d like to hear about it.
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