Jurnee Taylor is a journalist at WMTV NBC 15. She covers a diverse range of themes including medicine and healthcare, education, and real estate, with a particular focus on social issues and traffic in Arkansas. Jurnee's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as KAIT 8, WHAS-TV, and THV11.
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Jurnee Taylor's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community stories, and educational features within Arkansas. She specifically highlights family & relationships, education, and entertainment news related to the local area.
To effectively pitch to Jurnee, consider offering human-interest stories or event coverage centered around significant local happenings in Arkansas or profiles of individuals making a difference in the community. Additionally, pitches that highlight unique educational initiatives or entertaining events relevant to her geographic focus would likely be well-received.
Given the substantial portion of government announcements covered by Jurnee (22%), she may also respond positively to exclusive insights into official state announcements or policies affecting communities in Arkansas.
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Dr. Jeffery Norfleet has been named the 46th President of Shorter College in North Little Rock, stepping up to fill the late Dr. O. Jerome Green's shoes.
Each year, the upperclassmen at Little Rock Central High take their school spirit a step further with a special dress code featuring gold lamé metallic and black.
A special course at Magnet Cove is teaching students everything from basic life skills like budgeting, insurance, and taxes, to coping with stress.
One hospital along with its doctors are advocating for more care in rural areas of Arkansas to improve healthcare.
It's homecoming season in Pine Bluff, and to add to the excitement, new leadership at UAPB is bringing some exciting changes to the school.
The new building is part of the Lonoke School District and is over 50,000 square feet, featuring 24 classrooms.
Every year, food pantries across central Arkansas provide for hundreds of families— but one Lonoke pantry is proving to be a blessing for both receivers and givers.
This Black Friday, a new phrase is shining a light on the darker side of holiday shopping — "Black Fraud Day." Here's what shoppers need to know.
Divine Mercy Health Center is helping everyone who walks through the door, regardless of their needs or ability to pay.
A chef-turned-educator is getting praise for his passion for making a difference and having a positive impact on students.
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