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Looking back at the AVLtoday launch

Good morning, Asheville. Editor Ali here. ICYMI, I’m in store for some big changes. I’ll be stepping away from work soon for maternity leave, and when I come back, I’ll be in a new role at 6AM City (AVLtoday’s parent company) Culture and Team Development Leader, a position that includes work in leadership + strategy, mentorship, and diversity, equity + inclusion. 👏

So, we’re looking to fill my job as Editor of AVLtoday – a position I’ve been honored to hold since we launched in Feb. 2018 – with a locally-based multimedia storyteller who’s fired up about all things Asheville. It’s a fast-paced, exciting job that includes both newsletter creation and our social media. Oh, and you’ll have the best co-editor ever – Brook Bolen.

You might be a good fit if –

  • You know Asheville like the back of your hand, from current City Council meeting topics to the buzziest restaurant openings.
  • You’re engaged on social media, and always ready to try new things.
  • You’re excited to dig into topics ranging from civic and development to food + bev, history, and the great outdoors.
  • You love to write. You’ll be doing a lot of it.
  • You’re a team player, and you see feedback as a gift.
  • You think on your feet and work fast, but diligently.

You’ll get more details about the job here, but I wanted to share the top five things I’ve loved about being an AVLtoday Editor –

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