Wes Wolfe is a reporter at the Jacksonville Business Journal, specializing in local news and business stories in the Jacksonville, Florida area. With a background in journalism and a passion for Florida and Jacksonville, Wes brings a unique perspective to his reporting. He has also been featured in publications such as Florida Politics and Clay Today.
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Wes Wolfe's coverage is focused on local government and legal policy regulation in the St. Marys and Jacksonville areas of Florida, United States, with an emphasis on announcements from these regions. He would likely be interested in pitches related to local government initiatives, infrastructure projects, or legal developments within the specified geographic focus.
Given his consistent coverage of government announcements and legal policy regulations, he may be receptive to pitches that provide expert commentary or insights into how these developments impact the local communities or businesses in the area. Additionally, topics related to business and industry as they intersect with governmental policies could also align well with his coverage interests.
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By: Wes Wolfe
Federal district judge dismisses Georgia from student loan lawsuit
By: Wes Wolfe
Change is coming to Kingsland, whether residents like it or not. There’s the current growth, then there’s the estimated more than 10,000 new residents expected with incoming Columbia-class submarines…
By: Wes Wolfe
A partnership and a plan to encourage visitors to Cumberland Island to stay and spend their dollars in St. Marys is moving forward as the St. Marys City Council continues down the path with GOPE…
The efforts of more than a year to bring tax relief to senior residents of St. Marys are on the November ballot. Should voters approve the referendum, the homestead exemption for ad valorem taxes in…
By: Wes Wolfe
The months-long financial crisis in the district attorney’s office for the Brunswick Judicial Circuit may have taken a slight turn for the better as District Attorney Keith Higgins told the Camden…
By: Wes Wolfe
The conclusion arrived this week from what started in September as a relatively long and tense discussion on the use of St. Marys city funds for travel and training purposes by city officials…
By: Wes Wolfe
Following an election that Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said shocked some people because of how well counties and the state handled record turnout and quick vote counting, the…
St. Marys residents hopeful for a lower tax bill have reason to be optimistic as City Council voted to advertise the rollback millage rate of 5.439 for the fiscal year. That goes against the city…
By: Wes Wolfe
A federal judge recently dismissed a lawsuit on behalf of Cumberland Island horses. (Jay Smith | Special to the Tribune & Georgian)
Photo courtesy Jay Smith/Special A federal judge recently dismissed a lawsuit on behalf of Cumberland Island horses.
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