Thank you so much!

My last day will be April 24 (so, yes, I will be spending it covering Mayor Greenberg’s budget address!).

Thank you, for everything.

And support local news, always. 🗞️

Thank you to everyone who has shared their story with me and trusted me. It has been an honor.

I am so proud to have been a part of the @courierjournal.bsky.social newsroom. My editors and colleagues are incredible people, working long hours to write stories that matter.

Louisville has become my home, and I am devastated to leave it.

But, after years of doing long distance, I will finally be able to live in the same city as my partner. ❤️

I will share more details on my next steps soon.

For now, this is what I’ll say: if 16-year-old Eleanor could have created her dream job, my new opportunity would have been it.

I will be crafting authentic, impactful stories and traveling with an extraordinary organization.

It has been a wonderful ride — from falling in love with Louisville as an intern to being welcomed back with open arms as a full-time reporter.

It is hard to convey how much this city, its people, my colleagues and the rest of the Louisville media community mean to me.

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