The Asheville Citizen-Times, a Gannett newspaper in western North Carolina, will launch a stand-alone business section on April 9 as part of a redesign of the entire newspaper, notes Susan Ihne, the paper’s executive editor.
“They went over surprisingly well. They had many suggestions, some of which we were able to incorporate and some that we couldn’t.”
One oddity will remain: The obituaries will remain in the back of the business section.
Read Ihne’s column here.
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