Building A Website
 

Somehow I have gotten corralled into building and maintaining a website for my neighborhood association.

My question is which of the "websites for dummies" services you'd recommend.

The website will need to:
- Show articles (blog style) with indexing and tags
- Have different sections (park, safety, board meetings, committee work, etc)
- Allow pdf documents to be downloaded by readers
- Have a calendar
- Enable readers to send emails to different people in the association
- Enable people to subscribe for updates
- Have banner advertisements
- Have a gallery of photos
- Be managed by a couple different people

I have a couple days experience building a current website with Wix.com and it seems pretty straightforward. I know there also WordPress. Any others? Which is best for my needs?

Wordpress.

Learn Ruby, Rails, Jquery and scsss, and stand up your own Apache webserver on an AWS box?.....

wix or wordpress.

one.com

I second WordPress. Lots of very good free themes available the get you off and running right out the box.

Wordpress is a bit touchy about explicit images and whatnot. Depending on your neighborhood that might or might not be a problem. Just sayin'. :D

Squarespace. All in one - built in themes, hosting, drag and drop, the whole thing. I use Wordpress and it's tedious to say the least. You have to upload images, create gallery, then pages etc etc....
If I wasn't in so deep already I'd go Sqarespace in a heartbeat. There's some sort of discount if you mention NPR too.