James Leigh is a Senior Staff Writer for The Sentinel-Record and the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. With a focus on local news and events, James covers a range of topics including business, sports, community events, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in the El Dorado News-Times.
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Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States (Local)
James Leigh's coverage is diverse, focusing on local events and news in Hot Springs. He often reports on community events, sports, restaurants, crime incidents, house & home matters, gaming-related topics as well as product promotions. For those looking to pitch to James, consider providing newsworthy updates related to local businesses or events in Hot Springs. Additionally, if you have information about crime trends or entertainment activities within the area of focus it could be appealing for his coverage.
Given the prevalence of event coverage and press releases in his articles' attributes section he may be open to receiving pitches around upcoming local events and noteworthy business developments within Hot Springs that align with his broad range of covered topics.
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The novelist gained renown for his acclaimed “New York Trilogy,” a postmodern take on detective fiction.
By: James Leigh
Today at 4:05 a.m. The Hot Springs Advertising and Promotion has started the process of choosing a new catering and concessions provider
HOT SPRINGS -- A new six-week program offered by Low Key Arts wrapped up with two days of filming over a weekend in mid-June.
By: James Leigh
Today at 4:04 a.m. A new six-week program offered by Low Key Arts wrapped up with two days of filming over a weekend in mid-June.
By: James Leigh
Today at 4:04 a.m. Low Key Arts has held its Inception to Projection program several times over the past few years, but this summer, students
By: James Leigh
Today at 4:04 a.m. From the national anthem to the playing of taps, National Park Medical Center honored its veterans and other members of
By: James Leigh
After numerous questions were raised about a petition calling for a ballot initiative to abolish the 1.6 mill library fund tax, organizers are now
By: James Leigh
An image taken from body camera footage shows Hot Springs police Officer Ryan Hanley speaking with Jennifer Waymack Standerfer in the Grand Lobby
By: James Leigh
Today at 4:05 a.m. Garland County Library trustees discussed plans for the building's remodel as well as the campaign to slash its revenues during its regular meeting Monday.
By: James Leigh
HOT SPRINGS -- Garland County Library trustees discussed plans for the building's remodel as well as the campaign to slash its revenue during its regular meeting Monday.
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