Patch People Helps Build Connections; We Want To Hear Your Story

Everyone has a story, and everyone is interesting. We want to hear about you for Patch People, a recurring feature that reflects our mission to strengthen communities through local news, conversations and connections.

Patch People explores the stories of the people who live in the communities we serve. Your story may be one of strength or love, or regret and redemption. It could be about a seminal experience that served as a catalyst for profound and lasting change.

It may be about the challenges of raising children, making ends meet, or obstacles and opportunities. Or it could be about an interesting job, hobby, passion or cause.

Those examples are just guidelines. You may want to talk about something entirely different, and that’s OK. Our goal is to connect people through relatable stories that showcase the diverse lives of Patch readers.

Here’s how Patch People works:

Fill out the form below with detailed answers. We’re asking for your contact information, as a reporter may follow up. Rest assured, this information won’t be published or shared with anyone but the reporter.

Here’s the form:

About Patch People

Patch People is a recurring feature telling the stories of readers, including heir interests, passions, challenges, triumphs and seminal moments that resulted in profound change, with a goal of making us all feel a bit more connected. Or, you may want to talk about something entirely different, and that’s OK, too. Readers can submit their stories through this form or by email to beth.dalbey@patch.com.

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