Abigail Murphy is a Multimedia Journalist at various outlets including News-Press NOW and KPVI-DTV. She focuses on themes related to arts and entertainment, bringing insightful coverage to the vibrant world of creative expression. Abigail's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Victoria Advocate, Longview News-Journal, and the Yale Daily News.
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Abigail Murphy's coverage is mainly focused on local events, community news, and entertainment in the Dadeville area. She appears to heavily feature topics such as education, local government, house & home-related stories, and community events.
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The municipal elections are just around the corner and the Town of Camp Hill will be hosting a mayoral debate.
There’s a new part of Dadeville’s curriculum that might spark some ideas for a future career path.
For the first time, the Lake Martin Songwriters Festival declared two winners for the 20 and under competition — Baylee Bennett Knighton and Kiersi Joli.
There’s a returning face coming to Horseshoe Bend School.
Lori Carlisle started her education career in Tallapoosa County and now she is back home.
These are my last days at Tallapoosa Publishers. The past three years have been a wonderful journey.
Tallapoosa County will soon have a new facility that will help funnel more tourism revenue into the area.
Students are back in the hallways and teachers are marking up the whiteboard. The first day of school officially began at Reeltown Elementary School and Reeltown High School Aug. 6.
There’s a mystery not too far from Tallapoosa County.
By: Abigail Murphy, John Houseman
Thousands headed to Roundhay Park for the second day of the new festival which saw Lewis Capaldi headline
