A student reporter from BYU’s Daily Universe contacted me last week with some questions about the Rivoli Theater. The article was published yesterday: Springville residents rally together to renovate historic theater.
There are a couple of typos in the article, including the most annoying kind possible—the reference URL at the end. I wonder how many people were interested in learning more and were disappointed because of an error message due to the extra L in Rivoli. It’s a good reminder to use a proofreader whenever possible and always triple-check those details and citations.
Regardless of the errors, more local coverage of the Rivoli Theater is a good thing. Awareness really is the big battle for non-profit organizations trying to raise funds. I’m also happy that the reporter used this quote of mine:
“I saw a real benefit in working with a local organization because, as easy as remote communication is these days,” Beaudoin said. “I think that becoming involved with the community in which you live is a much more rewarding experience.”
