Kyle Massey is an Assistant Editor at Arkansas Business, where he covers energy and media/marketing. With a background at The New York Times, Kyle brings a wealth of experience to his reporting on local business news in Arkansas, particularly in the areas of construction, energy, and economic development.
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Kyle's coverage primarily focuses on local business and energy industry news, with a significant emphasis on press releases and government announcements. To effectively pitch to Kyle, consider providing localized angles for national or global stories related to the business, energy, and technology sectors. For instance, if there are national policies affecting the Arkansas business environment or innovative technologies being implemented in the state, these could be good points of discussion.
Given his focus on Arkansas Business specifically as well as legal policy regulations within this context, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches that highlight how businesses in Arkansas are impacted by specific legislation or regulatory changes.
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By: Kyle Massey
Two of Arkansas' most decorated sportscasters, Chuck Barrett and Bo Mattingly, are coming together to build a new radio program for Razorback fans, the “Chuck and Bo Show.”
The EACH Initiative will help city and county leaders by providing critical resources, support and capacity-building opportunities. The idea is to overcome constrained budgets and challenges that seem overwhelming, Waldrip said.
By: Kyle Massey
Arkansas Public Service Commission Chair Doyle Webb voted in November to approve a $142 million settlement proposed by Entergy that gave its 730,000
By: Kyle Massey
Five big players in south Arkansas' emerging lithium industry are proposing a royalty rate for mineral rights owners, but they may have to dig a little deeper.
By: Kyle Massey
Jonesboro Right Now, the online news site that veteran radio man Trey Stafford launched in April , is getting a new editor-in-chief and chief reporter.
By: Kyle Massey
About 11,000 students at 11 area high schools are set to get industry introductions, job shadowing and internship possibilities and curriculum guidance from more than 80 partner companies in the Academies of Central Arkansas program.
By: Kyle Massey
Newport has a new air charter business that's poised to soar, steered by a native son and father who own their own Cessna jet and have several others on call.
By: Kyle Massey
Recent allegations of illegal foreign ownership of commercial properties proved unfounded in two prominent cases, triggering criticism of the state's process for enforcing a
By: Kyle Massey
The removal of Jeremiah Sloan as CEO of Craighead Electric Cooperative remains something of a mystery, even to the new interim boss, North Arkansas Electric Cooperative CEO Mel Coleman.
By: Kyle Massey
After Sept. 30, the state's rules for utility credits on newly interconnected solar-power systems will change. Credits will fall to about four-tenths of what existing system owners receive, and new restrictions will also go into effect.
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