Jan Murphy is the Capitol Bureau Chief at various media outlets including the Brantford Expositor and the Calgary Sun. She covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on family and relationships, parenting, and the arts, with a keen interest in entertainment and cultural themes. Jan's work has been featured in numerous publications, showcasing her expertise in fine art, entertainment news, and early childhood education.
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Jan Murphy's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in the Pennsylvania area with a strong emphasis on sports and government/politics. If reaching out to Jan for potential coverage, consider stories related to local events, political developments or legislative initiatives within Pennsylvania.
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By: Jan Murphy
Today, I'm feeling grateful.
By: Jan Murphy
“Because of this guy,” Peter Dawe said, pointing to a magazine he’d brought to BGC South East ahead of this interview.
Chris McCoy’s affiliation with the boys and girls club in Kingston began way back when he was just a young tradesman.
By: Jan Murphy
For the Vukadinovic family, coming to Kingston three years ago was a big life change for everyone.
By: Jan Murphy
For the Kiernan family, the boys and girls club has become a way of life.
World Wrestling Entertainment has added two more shows to its planned August tour through Canada.
All Elite Wrestling will debut a new pay-per-view, Redemption, in Montreal in July. Read on.
I Will Remember You is a new exhibition by acclaimed Australian artist Linde Ivimey, bringing together a collection of recently created sculptures, poppets and charms that explore memory, material histories and acts of remembrance.
By: Jan Murphy
Later this summer, the Whig-Standard will be commemorating the 10th anniversary of The Tragically Hip's final concert.
By: Jan Murphy
Once a year, my brain and my heart line up in the streets like it's the 1880s in Tombstone, Arizona, yearning for a good, old-fashioned shootout.
