BREAKING: Kingsport Times News has officially announced that business reporter Allison Winters will now cover the city of Kingsport, Tennessee. This transition marks a significant step in Winters’ journalism career as she takes on vital responsibilities including government, crime and courts, and business/economic development reporting.
Winters, a graduate of East Tennessee State University, completed her master’s program in brand and media strategy in 2023 after earning her bachelor’s degree in media and communication in 2021. Her background includes serving as the executive editor of the East Tennessean student newspaper for two years, showcasing her leadership skills and dedication to the field.
Having joined the Kingsport Times News in November 2022, Winters has already made a name for herself in the region. Recognized as the inaugural Six Rivers Media Scholar in May 2021, she has a strong foundation in journalism that will serve her well in her new role.
Originally from Mount Juliet, Tennessee, Winters relocated to the area to pursue her studies at ETSU and is now deeply invested in her community. As she embarks on this new chapter, her coverage will focus not only on business but also on critical local issues that affect residents daily.
Stay tuned for her upcoming reports that will delve into the heart of Kingsport’s developments. With Winters at the helm, readers can expect timely and insightful journalism that addresses the pressing matters facing the community.
This change is more than just a new job for Winters; it’s a commitment to her passion for storytelling and community engagement. As she steps into this vital role, her work will undoubtedly resonate with local readers and stakeholders alike.
For more updates on this story and Winters’ future coverage, check back with Kingsport Times News.
