The Albuquerque Journal has tapped long-time Journal reporter Ryan Boetel will become business editor on Oct. 1.
Journal reporter Elizabeth Tucker writes, “Boetel, originally from Omaha, Nebraska, graduated with his bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2010.
“After graduating, he came to New Mexico to work at the Farmington Daily Times, where he spent four years covering crime and government.
“‘It’s an exciting time at the Journal with lots of changes and developments coming down the pike,’ Boetel said. ‘I look forward to being part of that evolution while working with the great reporters on the Business desk.’
“In his new role, Boetel will manage a team of three business reporters and oversee the weekly publication Business Outlook.”
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