BREAKING: Business reporter Allison Winters is making a significant career move by shifting her focus to cover the city of Kingsport. This change comes as Winters aims to deepen her reporting on vital local issues, including government, crime, and economic development.
Just announced today, Winters will now be the primary journalist for the Kingsport Times News, a role that underscores her commitment to serving the community. With a strong educational background from East Tennessee State University, where she earned her master’s degree in brand and media strategy in 2023, and a bachelor’s degree in media and communication in 2021, Winters is well-equipped for this new challenge.
Before this transition, Winters served as the executive editor of the East Tennessean student newspaper, honing her skills in journalism and leadership. She has been with the Kingsport Times News since November 2022 and was recognized as the inaugural Six Rivers Media Scholar in May 2021.
Originally from Mount Juliet, Tennessee, Winters relocated to Kingsport to advance her journalism career, bringing a fresh perspective and dedication to her reporting. In her new position, she will delve into important topics affecting the local community, ensuring that residents stay informed about significant developments.
This move marks an important step for Winters as she takes on a broader role within the Kingsport community. As she begins this new chapter, readers can expect comprehensive coverage that reflects the diverse aspects of life in Kingsport.
For those interested in local news, Winters’ insights and perspectives will be crucial in navigating the ever-changing landscape of government, business, and community affairs in the region. Stay tuned for her upcoming reports as she embarks on this exciting journey.
