What Was Our Best Work of 2020?
As the year (and what a year it has been) winds to a close, our last People’s Choice for 2020 will be all about us.
Namely, we want you to tell us what your favorite story of 2020 was, and why. We’ll take nominations through next Friday, and will have a ballot for final voting the next Monday.
Was it the story of the wedding that didn’t stop for a pandemic, but pivoted? Was it the high school sweethearts who reconnected? Maybe it was the remarkable summer of social justice protests?
Or, you know, this tiny little pandemic thing we have going on, and the stories it’s generated, from the siblings who put up signs of encouragement around their neighborhood, to all the mask-makers out there, to the way restaurants and small businesses have dealt with closures and reductions in occupancy.
We’ll be sharing staff and reader picks throughout the weeks of Christmas and New Year’s.
I really enjoyed the Breathtaking in Austin story by Kersten Rettig.
At a time when I needed to get away, reading about somewhere that I could drive to and find some solace was needed. Thankful she brought it to our attention.
I loved the article Meat Me at Home and love reading all of Kersten Rettig’s work! She is a great journalist!
Please recognize Kersten Rettig for outstanding, inspirational writing regarding our local food scene. I don’t have a favorite. Everything she writes is solid gold!