Samuel Hardiman, the government and economic development reporter at the Memphis Business Journal, is joining the Memphis Commercial Appeal to cover City Hall and politics.
He has been at the American City Business Journals paper since October 2018.
“I will be forever grateful for the opportunity the Memphis Business Journal provided me,” said Hardiman. “Their talented team performs an essential service to this community — make sure that business doesn’t get done in the dark.”
He previously worked at the Tulsa World as an education reporter and then a business reporter retail, entrepreneurship, the economy, finance and other business topics.
He is a University of Missouri graduate.
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