Dylan Sherman is a Business Reporter at Pine Journal. He covers a range of topics including agriculture and farming, supply chain and logistics, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on freight, lawsuits, and AgriTech. Dylan's work has been featured in notable publications such as Forum Communications Company, Duluth News Tribune, WDAY, and the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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Dylan's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and weather-related topics. Given this, he would likely be most receptive to pitches from individuals or organizations involved in local government initiatives, emergency services, agriculture (specifically poultry farming), transportation safety, and environmental impact assessments.
Additionally, since Dylan reports extensively on weather-related themes and their potential impacts on the community, experts in meteorology or climate science may find an interested audience for their insights.
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By: Dylan Sherman
A Bentonville-based veteran training organization has partnered with a data center lifecycle company to prepare veterans to become the next data center professionals.
By: Dylan Sherman
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Don Tyson's leadership at Tyson Foods Inc. was pivotal in taking the Springdale-based company from a burgeoning Northwest Arkansas chicken hatchery to a national household name.
By: Dylan Sherman
A bicycle built by Viral Bikes in Bentonville is made up of parts from all over the world, like a gearbox from Germany or a titanium frame made in Taiwan. U.S. tariffs on the parts have had a serious effect on the company's ledger, and owner Steve Domahidy said he responded by increasing the prices for his premium mountain bikes.
By: Dylan Sherman
New billboard signs in Northwest and central Arkansas detailing the economic implications of tariffs are set to appear starting Wednesday in an 11-state, $1 million awareness campaign.
By: Dylan Sherman
Nominations are open for Arkansas census tracts to be nominated for Opportunity Zone status as a way to spur private investment in rural communities.
By: Dylan Sherman
Renaissance Philanthropy, a New York-based nonprofit organization, announced the launch Wednesday of a new fund to promote economic diversity in Northwest Arkansas.
By: Dylan Sherman
Arkansas importers paid $925 million in "presidential" tariffs between March 2025 and March 2026, according to a new report from Washington D.C.-based grassroots organization We Pay the Tariffs.
By: Dylan Sherman
Analysts watching J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. predict the freight hauler will post a 34% increase in second quarter profit when it reports earnings Wednesday.
