Brayden Trimmel is a journalist based in Paducah, Kentucky. He writes for WPSD-TV, LLC and his work has also appeared in the Paducah Sun. Brayden covers a range of local news topics, including health issues, community events, local government, and weather-related advisories.
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Based on Brayden's coverage, he seems to have a strong emphasis on local news and events in Kentucky, with a focus on community-related topics such as local events, city development, public interest stories, and government announcements. He also covers themes related to family & relationships and culture & society.
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By: Brayden Trimmel
CALVERT CITY, KY — As inflation continues to impact small businesses, some use the Second Annual Purchase Area Coffee and Chocolate Festival to interact with customers and make sales.
By: Brayden Trimmel
PADUCAH — The Federal Emergency Management Agency obligated nearly $1.4 million to Mayfield on Tuesday in efforts to begin the process of rebuilding the city hall/police station facility.
By: Arriyonna Allen, Brayden Trimmel
PADUCAH — The Federal Emergency Management Agency obligated nearly $1.4 million to Mayfield on Tuesday in efforts to begin the process of rebuilding the city hall/police station facility.
By: Brayden Trimmel
MCCRACKEN COUNTY, Ky. — Ongoing efforts to restore a Paducah landmark, the Columbia Theatre, just got a little more financial support.
By: Arryonna Allen, Brayden Trimmel
MAKANDA, IL — Kimberly France is a local author who has taken on the job of restoring Black history across her community. France says it's a challenging job, but she is committed to seeing it through.
PADUCAH — After setting clocks an hour ahead, many people chose to spend time outdoors to shake off the "jet lag" of losing one hour of sleep.
FULTON, Ky. — Kentucky rail systems are due for improvements and the state wants the public on board with whatever changes are made.
DRAFFENVILLE, KY — A local private school celebrated its 40th anniversary on Sunday, Mar. 17.
By: Kat Byars, Brayden Trimmel
The Paducah-McCracken County NAACP is hosting the Rosa Parks: Power of One Banquet. The event celebrates influential women in the community who have created significant change and demonstrated remarkable courage.
By: Brayden Trimmel
CAIRO, Ill. — Local families who relied on a head start program still have no answers when it will return seven months after closing.
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