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Meet Elizabeth Watts Jones, our new community journalist for SWoCo

Elizabeth Watts Jones

Elizabeth Jones is the community journalist for SWoCo. She grew up in Southwest Roanoke County and graduated from Roanoke College. She’s looking forward to covering  news and events from schools, community events, churches, and more.

Got a story idea or something to share? Elizabeth can be reached by phone at 981-3191 or by emailing elizabeth.jones@swo-co.com.

(You can also share at our general email address, news@swo-co.com.)

If you’re curious about where Avery Eliades has gone, she’s moved over to our sister publication in Salem, so she’s still around!

Dwayne Yancey
September 20, 2012 - 6:00 AM

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