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.
Category Archives: Journalism
Come Looking for me if I’m not Back
Arkansas Life, January 2016
The No-Spin Zone
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.
Are Regulations Killing the Small Community Bank in America?
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?
Changing the State from the Grassroots Up
Arkansas Money & Politics, Nov/Dec 2015
Political strategist Laurie Lee mostly focuses on conservative and educational causes, but some of her pet projects cross party lines.
Healthcare Relief in the Information Desert
Arkansas Money & Politics, November/December 2015
Naomi Cottoms has helped create a structured system for connecting people
with health care resources in the Arkansas Delta.
A Campus in the Cloud
Arkansas Money & Politics, September/October 2015
In October 2015, the University of Arkansas System will launch a new, wholly online college named eVersity. Its backers want to raise the educational bar for the state, but can they do that without triggering infighting with UA System campuses that already have their own online presence?
Gimme that Old Time Opry
Texas Highways, August 2015
Country-music traditions live on at two Texarkana opries
Them Dry Bones
The story of the only Dinosaur remains ever found in the state of Arkansas.
A Story of Life
Arkansas Life, May 2014
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