Arkansans Celebrate Resilient Voice of Radio
CEO of the Arkansas Broadcasters Association Luke Story reminds listeners that “radio will always be here.” read more >
CEO of the Arkansas Broadcasters Association Luke Story reminds listeners that “radio will always be here.” read more >
Hooten’s Arkansas Football magazine is still Hooten’s, even though it’s no longer the Hootens’. Make sense? read more >
Lynn Hamilton joined the Arkansas Democrat age 26 in 1974 and is retiring this month from a lifetime career at Wehco Media. read more >
Despite being wooed for other positions, Pledger, executive director and CEO of Arkansas PBS, has transformed the public media station in her five-year tenure. read more >
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette is looking to fill positions in news, business and sports as it tries to keep up in a hot job market. read more >
Ellen Kreth is the publisher and owner. Shannon Hahn is the business manager. But both are also reporters, storytellers and, foremost, community members, duty-bound to tell their neighbors even the hardest news. read more >
The San Francisco rapper has partnered with Good Day Farm to expand a dispensary in the city. read more >
Tom White, publisher of the Advance Monticellonian and owner of Advance Publishing of Monticello, struck a deal to buy the weekly Eagle Democrat in his old hometown, Warren, 16 miles to the west. read more >
Nonprofit organizations don’t have stockholders, but they do have revenue and benefactors, which means they often need professional public relations. read more >
Allyson Pittman Gattin represents a rare third generation in one family to gain accreditation from the Public Relations Society of America, a first in Arkansas and perhaps in the nation. read more >
Stone Ward Creative Director Jay Stanley didn’t have to think twice about what his favorite Super Bowl commercial was this year: It was the one he did for Sissy’s Log Cabin, the Arkansas jewelry store chain. read more >
If Alyson Hoge was biding her time to become managing editor of the only paper she ever worked for, she sure did a lot of biding. Forty-three years’ worth. read more >
At 18, Juliana Martins chased starry-eyed dreams from Rogers to New York; six years later, celebrities are hitching their publicity bandwagons to her. read more >
If you don’t know how important a newspaper is to a community, proceed to a town that has lost one and ask around. read more >
Eliza Gaines has been named executive editor of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. read more >
Arkansas Times Publisher Alan Leveritt is challenging a state ultimatum to either sign a pledge agreeing not to boycott Israel or pay a price in state contracts. read more >
You can’t tell Craig O’Neill he has a face for radio; he’ll beat you to the punch. What the self-deprecating Arkansas broadcast lifer can’t seem to leave is TV. read more >
She replaces Nick Genty, who was fired after an on-air stunt that drew condemnation for racial insensitivity. read more >
Report for America, a nongovernment service program to improve local news coverage, has partnered with newsrooms across America to beef up reporting on under-covered issues and communities. read more >
The big crowds at the Arkansas State Fair affirmed new marketing approaches by GWL Advertising of Little Rock, the fair’s agency of record. read more >
