Nikki Overfelt Chifalu is a journalist and writer focused on the local startup and business scene in Kansas City. She writes for Startland News and her work has also appeared on KCUR-FM. Nikki's articles highlight innovative startups, entrepreneurs, and local businesses, shedding light on their stories and contributions to the community.
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Nikki Overfelt Chifalu's coverage heavily revolves around entrepreneurship, startups, and small businesses in the Kansas City area. She tends to incorporate expert commentary significantly. If you are looking to pitch her a story, consider providing insights or opinions on the local entrepreneurial landscape in Kansas City. Additionally, focusing on innovation and emerging trends within small business and startup sectors may catch her attention.
Given her focus on beauty & fashion as well as family & relationships, she may also be interested in stories that intersect entrepreneurship with these themes within the context of Kansas City or broader relevant topics impacting entrepreneurs.
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Cameron Niederhauser, Guevel; photo by Nikki Overfelt Chifalu, Startland News
A quilt-lined, corduroy-collared, cropped-hem jacket from SewKC and MADE MOBB's Stitching KC Together collection; photo by Nikki Overfelt Chifalu, Startland News
Charlotte and Lee Urban, Fantastical Droppings; photo by Nikki Overfelt Chifalu, Startland News
By: Nikki Overfelt Chifalu, Taylor Wilmore
Enrique Hernandez was named Made in KC’s New Maker of the Year for Craft E. Embroidery. His embroidered crewnecks took Made in KC by storm this fall and have been a top seller since, said Keith Bradley, the retailer's co-owner.
By: Nikki Overfelt
A s a lifelong Kansas City Chiefs fan, Donnell Jamison stood by the team during the grim years when the playoffs were just a prayer and Chiefs shirts weren’t necessarily a hot holiday item, he shared.
By: Nikki Overfelt Chifalu
“Entrepreneurship — and the ability of everyone to be able to have access to start and build their own business — is one of the very few things that we all agree on,” Victor Hwang told Startland News. “And it's one of the most important issues in the country.”
By: Nikki Overfelt Chifalu
Selling holiday gift-givers on stained glass corn dogs was unexpectedly easy, said Darleen Schillaci; adding mustard and keeping up with buyers’ appetite, however, proved the meatiest challenge.
By: Nikki Overfelt
Sandlot Goods' headquarters, distribution and production space in Kansas City; courtesy photo
By: Nikki Overfelt Chifalu
Within just a few hours of the ABC World News broadcast, Sandlot Goods saw a 700-percent increase in its daily online sales average, said Garret Prather. “The response from the national audience told us we are on the right track,” he added.
By: Nikki Overfelt Chifalu
Darleen Schillaci, a Lawrence stained glass artist, has become a hot commodity at Kansas City's Merry Market for her ornaments — including corn dogs and a variety of pickles. Schillaci turned her hobby into a business, Artistained Glass, about a year ago.
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