Alex Golden is a Northwest Arkansas reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including events and conferences, food and beverages, and regional interest, with a particular focus on Arkansas and social issues. Alex's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Cigalah Group, Axios, and Aspen Daily News.
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Alex Golden's reporting covers local events, government announcements, and lifestyle topics in Northwest Arkansas. To effectively pitch to Alex, focus on providing information about upcoming local events, newsworthy developments related to the region’s budgets or political landscape, as well as stories related to food and beverage scenes.
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Next week is quiet, but this weekend still has plenty to keep you busy.
By: Worth Sparkman, Alex Golden
We're reflecting back on some of the stories that have the most lasting impact on the region.
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Here's how to ring in 2025 in NWA.
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