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Matt Denis

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Jacksonville
As seen in: Jacksonville Business Journal, Medium, Digital Trends, U.S. News and World Report, Bizwomen, Columbus Business First, Flipboard, Orlando Business Journal, South Florida Business Journal, St. Louis Business Journal, Tampa Bay Business Journal and
Covers:  Autos, Black art, business development, climate, dance, education, food, gov't policy, health, innovation, moviemakers, music, policy, sustainable efforts, trending news, visual artists and more.
Doesn't Cover: There's not many. As an omnivorous reader and reporter, I can turn around and create engaging copy on almost any topic.

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An intrepid, alway-curious reporter whose investigations and deep research unearth vibrant socio-cultural stories that illuminate the issues and the innovators instituting possible solutions to provide more equitable, expressive communities.

At current, this means a deep dive into small business and retail in Jacksonville, Florida for the Jax Biz Jnl. My beat features a focus on food and drink and includes coverage of associated parties — banks and credit unions. This reportage also encompasse…

Matt Denis’s Journalist Portfolio

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Federal policy reversal forces Jacksonville energy tech firm to redirect years of hydrogen pipeli...

Federal policy reversal forces Jacksonville energy tech firm to redirect years of hydrogen pipeli...

Jacksonville's BrainDrip spent years developing composite pipe technology for hydrogen infrastructure and sec…

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SENYAI Thai restaurant taps Bangkok chef to authenticate menu and develop new dishes - Jacksonvil...

SENYAI Thai restaurant taps Bangkok chef to authenticate menu and develop new dishes - Jacksonvil...

The restaurant that earned recognition from the Thai government for its authentic cuisine says a key part of …

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Wolf & Cub to return downtown after more than a year absence - Jacksonville Business Journal

Wolf & Cub to return downtown after more than a year absence - Jacksonville Business Journal

The lifestyle brand will be part an emerging retail district near Gateway Jacksonville, joining other develop…

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Historic Oneida Bungalow Court preservation hinges on Florida appropriation amid $1.4 billion bud...

Historic Oneida Bungalow Court preservation hinges on Florida appropriation amid $1.4 billion bud...

The Oneida Bungalow Court represents one of the last African American bungalow developments in Florida, but c…

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King Maker Brewing becomes latest casualty in Jacksonville area's craft beer industry downturn - ...

King Maker Brewing becomes latest casualty in Jacksonville area's craft beer industry downturn - ...

The closure of King Maker Brewing continues a troubling trend for Jacksonville's craft beer scene, with risin…

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The Books Cellar brings rare three-in-one retail concept to Hendricks Avenue this spring

The Books Cellar brings rare three-in-one retail concept to Hendricks Avenue this spring

Patrick Madigan is betting that Jacksonville still has room for a different kind of third place. The retired …

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Southern Grounds & Co. selects Charlotte for first expansion outside of Jacksonville

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Five Points property owner loses appeal to block restaurant conversion at historic Margaret Street building

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Jacksonville Symphony to replace 1,800 seats as part of $4M renovation before September deadline

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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Of course! I learned to type on one.

How is social media changing news?

Making journalist and editor's jobs easier, harder and more schizophrenic at the same time.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Ron Burgundy

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