Alexa Gagosz has joined Providence Business News as an enterprise reporter covering state government, hospitality and tourism, and real estate and development. Previously, Gagosz was working as a freelance reporter at El Mundo Boston...
The Orange County Business Journal is seeking a business-focused journalist with the skills to take on various assignments, with a focus on managing the day-to-day operations of the paper’s growing web site and digital...
Buffalo Business First has promoted Donna Collins to editor-in-chief from her previous position as managing editor, reports Michelle Cicci of the paper. Cicci reports, “Collins is an original employee of Business First, which launched...
American City Business Journals will launch the Cleveland Business Journal later this month, reports Jon Wile, vice president of content for the Charlotte-based company. Wile reports, “The Cleveland Business Journal will be a digital-only site,...
The Kansas City Business Journal has hired Thomas Friestad to cover commercial real estate. Friestad writes, “I followed my passion for journalism from the Washington, D.C., suburbs to the University of Missouri. There, I...
The Worcester Business Journal has hired Monica Busch to be its primary digital reporter. A story on its website states, “Busch will be primarily responsible for the content appearing on WBJournal.com, in its noontime...
The Reading Eagle is putting its Business Weekly inside the paper instead of making it a pull-out section. Editor Evan Jones writes, “You will notice that for the first time in its eight years,...
Craig Lord, who was first a reporter and then an editor with the Ottawa Business Journal, has left the publication to join Global Ottawa where he will be covering Ottawa’s City Hall and local...
The Hartford Business Journal announced Friday that it will transition to a “100 percent digital delivery system,” meaning it will produce only in digital form beginning with its April 6 edition, reports Shawn McFarland of...
The Bellingham Business Journal in Washington state will be publishing its last edition on April. A Lynden Tribune story states, “‘Significantly decreased advertising revenue, directly resulting from the COVID-19 outbreak, has forced us to...
