Tina Alvey Dale is a journalist at KATV and Talk Business & Politics. She covers a diverse range of themes including construction and real estate, regional interest, law and legal affairs, and climate change, often focusing on topics relevant to Arkansas such as taxes and markets. Tina's work has been featured in various media outlets, showcasing her expertise in finance, investment, and environmental issues.
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Tina Alvey Dale's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements, with a significant emphasis on business and industry, education, and the real estate sector. She frequently reports on Fort Smith-specific topics such as board meetings, infrastructure developments, tourism initiatives, and the water system.
Given her focus on local news within Fort Smith and Arkansas in general, she would likely be receptive to pitches that provide insights or updates related to these specific areas. For example: innovative approaches to addressing infrastructure challenges in Fort Smith; developments in the local real estate market; educational initiatives impacting the community; or newsworthy updates from city board meetings.
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By: Tina Alvey Dale
While Fort Smith sales tax revenue rebounded slightly in December, like they did in the previous month, the 2024 totals still fell below what was budgeted for the year, which is just slightly below what were record collections in 2023.
By: Tina Alvey Dale
The Fort Smith Public Schools Board of Education on Monday (Jan. 27) opted to support FSPS administration and not reinstate Felix Curry as head football coach at Northside High School. Board member Talicia Richardson resigned from the board following the decision.
University of Arkansas at Fort Smith (UAFS) students receiving federal student loans or federal student grant aid will not be impacted by President Donald Trump's executive order to put a hold on a wide range of federal financial disbursements.
By: Tina Alvey Dale
The Fort Smith Public Schools Board of Education has 30 days to fill the position left vacant when board member Talicia Richardson resigned Monday (Jan. 27) or the position could be filled for them.
By: Tina Alvey Dale
The Fort Smith Board of Directors have asked city administration to take another look at budget allocations in hopes of taking less money from city departments – especially the utilities department – to pay administrative costs.
By: Tina Alvey Dale
Local school districts are confident they will be able to implement any changes to policies needed in order to stay compliant with state laws governing cell phone usage in Arkasnas schools.
By: Tina Alvey Dale
Arkansas tourism grew to a $9.9 billion industry in 2024 and the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism is expecting business and tourism travel growth to continue in 2025.
By: Tina Alvey Dale
It's flu season and the Fort Smith region is experiencing high numbers of the winter illness. Local hospitals and clinics and are doing what they can to treat the high number of cases, including establishing a clinic site just for those with flu symptoms.
By: Tina Alvey Dale
The Fort Smith Public Schools Board of Education agreed during a special called meeting Monday (Feb. 3) to expedite the search for a new superintendent of schools, setting a Feb....
The Fort Smith Board of Directors on Tuesday (Feb. 4) tabled an ordinance that would raise sewer rates by 3.5% beginning in June and raising rates every year for the...
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