Michael Tilley is a journalist at CDC Gaming Reports. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, with a focus on aviation, construction, and real estate. Michael's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as KUAR-FM, KUAF 91.3 Public Radio, Talk Business & Politics, Wiley, and EIN Presswire.
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Michael Tilley's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, business, and economic developments in Arkansas, particularly in the Fort Smith region. His articles often cite data and feature expert commentary. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights into local government policies or economic trends specific to Arkansas or the Fort Smith region.
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By: Michael Tilley
Robert Sivick is not deterred by the possibility of a Fort Smith change of government. Jeff Dingman is eager to show what he can do without “acting” in his job title. Both are finalists in the city administrator search that could result in an early August hiring decision.
By: Michael Tilley
The June jobless rate was up in four of the seven metro areas in or connected to Arkansas, with Northwest Arkansas again the hot spot for year-over-year job growth. Jobless rates were down in two of the regions and unchanged in the Fort Smith metro.
The Fort Smith Board of Directors is one vote away from nixing a more than $12 million plan to build a police training facility and police department precinct in south Fort Smith. The board may also vote during its Aug. 4 regular meeting to sell the city's downtown parking garage.
By: Michael Tilley
A group seeking to change Fort Smith's form of government submitted 3,607 signatures Monday (Aug. 3) to Fort Smith Mayor George McGill and City Clerk Sherri Gard. If enough signatures are verified, the question would be placed on the November general election ballot.
During one of her first trips back to Fort Smith, Dr. Jo Alice Blondin, the interim president of the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE). made an important first stop after leaving the Fort Smith Regional Airport.
By: Michael Tilley
In a narrow 4-3 vote, the Fort Smith Board of Directors on Tuesday (Aug. 4) moved to hire Acting City Administrator Jeff Dingman as the city administrator. The city will now work with recruiting firm Colin Baenzinger & Associates (CBA) to negotiate a contract with Dingman.
By: Michael Tilley
Cultural Anthropologist Michael A. Youssef explains the context of this dramatic shift in the American political scene
By: Michael Tilley
Two special construction projects totaling almost $81 million have been awarded to support the F-35 foreign military training center at Ebbing Air National Guard Base in Fort Smith. Both projects were awarded to a firm based in Birmingham, Ala.
By: Michael Tilley
Available now! Cultural Anthropologist Michael A. Youssef explains the context of this dramatic shift in the American political scene
By: Kyle Kellams, Michael Tilley
Michael Tilley of Talk Business & Politics on the narrowing vote to hire Fort Smith's city administrator, a packed slate of candidates on the November
