Bridget Spencer is a reporter and multimedia journalist with a focus on local news in Atlanta, Georgia. With experience working for various news outlets including Atlanta News First, NewsChannel 21, FOX Carolina News, WGCL-TV, and WRDW/WAGT News 12 NBC 26, Bridget covers a range of stories from community events and local issues to breaking news and human interest stories.
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Atlanta, Georgia, United States (Local)
Bridget Spencer's coverage is primarily focused on local events and developments in Georgia, particularly Atlanta. She frequently covers government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, and seasonal topics related to the local community.
Given her focus on government & politics as well as family & relationships within a local context, she may be interested in receiving pitches that involve insights from local political figures or community leaders. Additionally, human interest stories related to families and relationships within the area could also resonate with her audience.
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By: Bridget Spencer
By Bridget Spencer ATLANTA ( WANF ) — Just six months ago, life was much different for Rashod Stanley.
By: Bridget Spencer
Five people are vying for the Fulton County Sheriff’s seat, including incumbent, Patrick Labat.
By: Bridget Spencer
College officials made a deal with the high school, all to provide more options for higher education for youth who decide to attend Morris Brown.
By: Bridget Spencer
Passover is something the Jewish community has celebrated for millennia.
By: Bridget Spencer
Following last week’s arrests of pro-Palestinian protesters, Emory’s student body will now vote on whether they approve of President Gregory Fenves’s leadership.
By: Bridget Spencer
Officials said six people were taken into custody after police responded to a South Fulton neighborhood about a stolen car.
By: Bridget Spencer
Undergraduate students at Emory University plan to take up a vote on their confidence in the university's president.
By: Bridget Spencer
Emory students are now deciding if they have confidence in the university’s president.
Pro-Palestine protesters held another rally and march in Midtown Atlanta Tuesday.
By: Bridget Spencer
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - A vote of no confidence against Emory University President Gregory Fenves by the university's students has succeeded, according to the school.
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