Adam Sichko is a senior reporter at KSDK News. He focuses on economic development and technology in Music City, with a strong emphasis on construction and real estate, as well as business and economics. Adam’s work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance, KXAN, and the Charlotte Business Journal.
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Adam Sichko's coverage largely focuses on local business and industry news, with a specific focus on Nashville. Given his emphasis on government announcements and press releases, he may be interested in receiving pitches from local businesses making significant announcements or undergoing substantial growth.
If you have insights into the economic development of Nashville, transportation infrastructure projects in the area, or technological advancements within local industries, these would likely be relevant topics for Adam. Be sure to tailor your pitch to align with his geographic focus on North Carolina and Charlotte as well.
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By: Adam Sichko
Ultra-low-cost carrier is leaving, and so are two well-known Nashville businessmen.
By: Adam Sichko
The collection of power players, revealed here for the first time, includes billionaires John Ingram and Bill Haslam.
By: Adam Sichko
Waiting in the wings: Newly approved legislation that ousts the all-Metro board and replaces it with a state-selected majority.
By: Adam Sichko
It would be the first Nashville project for the Atlanta-based developer
By: Adam Sichko
"I'm afraid we're in a trap," Metro lawyer tells airport board.
By: Adam Sichko
"For Nashville, [it's] thinking about this now before it gets too far ahead of you."
By: Adam Sichko
BNA isn't done adding passenger lounges.
By: Adam Sichko
"At the heart of every great city story is a deeply engaged business community."
By: Adam Sichko
The parallel one-way tunnels would form a loop between downtown and the airport.
Metro Council considers temporary moratorium on new data centers. Nashville Zoo's CEO sees "a direct threat" to the city's most popular tourist destination.
