Jim Ross is an Editor at various publications across Florida, including the Ocala Star-Banner. With over 30 years of experience in daily journalism, he focuses on Marion County government and related topics, while also contributing to editing teams in multiple cities. He has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, USA TODAY, and The Gainesville Sun, covering themes that span energy policy, real estate development, and the film industry.
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Jim Ross primarily focuses on local news, especially government and politics in Arkansas, with a particular emphasis on impactful stories. His coverage includes announcements from various sources and expert commentary related to government decisions, construction projects, education, severe weather events, and their impact.
If you have expertise in local governance or educational policies within the Arkansas region or insights into how construction projects are impacting communities in Little Rock, your pitch is likely to resonate with Jim. Additionally, if you can provide informed perspectives on the implications of severe weather events or offer unique insights into impactful local stories relevant to his coverage area specifically around these topics.
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By: Jim Ross
Great things are happening in LRSD, so how can we sustain it? Last night, the Little Rock School District began what will probably be the
KENOVA — Kenova wanted an “Almost Heaven” swing. It didn't get one, so it made its own.
APPLE GROVE, W.Va. — Nucor Corp. almost cancelled its $4 billion construction project in Mason County, West Virginia, but the intervention of two U.S. senators with the Huntington District of the U.S.
The Surface Transportation Board on Tuesday accepted the most recent amended application from Union Pacific Corp. to acquire Norfolk Southern Corp.
WV State Treasurer Larry Pack
By: Jim Ross
The city of Kenova had hoped for an “Almost Heaven” swing when the West Virginia Department of Tourism looked for a site in Wayne County. The swing went to Beech Fork Lake near Lavalette instead. Sunday afternoon, Kenova’s localized version of an “Almost Heaven” swing became available for public use.
The city of Kenova had hoped for an “Almost Heaven” swing when the West Virginia Department of Tourism looked for a site in Wayne County. The swing went to Beech Fork Lake near Lavalette instead. Sunday afternoon, Kenova’s localized version of an “Almost Heaven” swing became available for public use.
APPLE GROVE, W.Va. — Nucor Steel West Virginia's new mill in Mason County is coming online in a strong up cycle for the steel industry, Nucor Corp.
POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — The developer of the data center near Point Pleasant is donating $500,000 to Mason County Public Schools to develop STEM and skilled-trades programs.
The Little Rock School Board adopted new zone lines Thursday to make way for the district's brand-new high school set to open in West Little Rock next year.
