Little Rock Public Radio: A Digital Rebranding for a New Era
General Manager Jonathan Seaborn announced the rebranding last month, along with new hires. read more >
General Manager Jonathan Seaborn announced the rebranding last month, along with new hires. read more >
Over nearly six decades, she published and edited four weekly newspapers, including the oldest weekly in the state, the Dardanelle Post-Dispatch. read more >
University of Arkansas accounting professor Caleb Rawson has crunched the numbers of lost jobs in Arkansas newspaper newsrooms since 2001, and he calls them “mind-boggling." read more >
On May 31, Editor Alyson Hoge announced that the paper was starting to reserve certain content exclusively for paying subscribers. read more >
Vogelpohl said the firm’s head count is actually up by about 10 from last year, when it celebrated its 50th anniversary. read more >
When Stephanie Alderdice wanted to change the name of the Hot Springs marketing agency she bought from founder Kirby Williams in 2016, she struck on SixtyOne Celsius to replace Kirby & Co. read more >
If you had no idea that Central Arkansas Library System members can check out a fishing pole with a book on angling, or binoculars with a book on birdwatching, or seeds with a primer about gardening, or cooking supplies with recipe books, don’t feel ignorant. read more >
The once-celebrated Dilbert comic strip no longer appears in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, one of hundreds of newspapers that dropped the strip. read more >
Fresh off winning a national media relations award in New York, Natalie Ghidotti was reading the tea leaves for 2023 and hoping undercurrents in the national economy won’t steer her Little Rock marketing firm, Ghidotti, off its course of success. read more >
He was the consultant who oversaw messaging against marijuana legalization for the Family Council and its allies. read more >
The news director of University of Arkansas at Little Rock campus radio station KUAR is changing course after 14 years. read more >
Will Eliza Hussman Gaines succeed her father, Walter Hussman Jr., as publisher as he steps down this year? read more >
It seems everybody’s high on the Blue Hog. OK, perhaps not Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott and his team. 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 >
