Economics Writer and Journalist
Texas Highways, August 2017
With a waggle of his pen, U.S. President John Tyler signed a bill to bring Texas into the United States in 1845. The following year, the state legislature approved a town in his honor in upper East Texas. Since then, Tyler has grown into a thriving city of more than 100,000 souls.
Texas Highways, August 2017
Walking into Jucy’s Hamburgers, at the corner of McCann and US 80 in Longview, the first thing I notice is the vibe, or lack thereof.
Magnolia Banner News, May 11, 2017
In Waldo they started young, with pick-up games on the outdoor court near the white, wood-sided building that housed first grade classes. Kids, mostly black, often in street clothes, yelled and dribbled and shot. The chain nets jangled whenever a ball dropped through.
Texas Highways, Febuary 2017
The Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum in Greenville
Texas Highways, October 2016
Guided night hikes at Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area
Arkansas Money & Politics, February/June 2016
Despite Arkansas’ tax incentives and abundant natural resources, many big-budget Hollywood films are being made elsewhere. Now the state is looking to a new grass-roots approach in attracting filmmakers.
Arkansas Life, January 2016
Arkansas Money & Politics, February/March 2016
The Bureau of Legislative Research takes a nonpartisan approach to helping legislators craft bills, while sometimes working with lawmakers’ lack of institutional knowledge.
JStor Daily: November 10, 2020
Will regulations aimed at large, investment-oriented banks kill the “It’s a Wonderful Life” promise of the American community bank?
Arkansas Money & Politics, Nov/Dec 2015
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