Jimmy Espy is a journalist based in Manila, Philippines, focusing on local news and events. He has written for The Daily Tribune News and his work has also appeared in publications such as Chatsworth Times and Griffin Daily News. Jimmy covers a range of topics including community events, local government, sports, and human interest stories.
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Jimmy Espy's coverage revolves around local news, with a focus on sports and community events in the Philippines, particularly Manila. His interest in event coverage and evolving stories suggests he may be open to pitches related to upcoming local events, sports competitions, or ongoing community initiatives.
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The Murray County Board of Education had its new school superintendent and then -- suddenly -- it didn't.
Ladd McConkey has an opportunity to make a big impact quickly with the Los Angeles Chargers.
By Jimmy Espy Editor The one that got away. Bagley Middle School let what should have been a win get away from them on Monday
The Murray County Board of Education is advertising in today’s Times a preliminary general fund budget for 2025 that projects a $2.15 million deficit. That deficit will be covered by
Judson Petty made it official last week, agreeing to attend Georgia Tech and play football for the YellowJackets. Petty, a receiver, is pictured here with his parents Leigha and Tim.
Only three years after getting into the sport, senior Kylee Johnson will represent Murray County High School in two events at the state track and field meet on Thursday.
North Murray High School has new baseball, girls soccer, cross country and softball coaches.
North Murray capped its spring practice with a scrimmage “loss” to Christian Heritage on Friday.
By Jimmy Espy Editor Murray County Commissioner Greg Hogan stands on his record. Hogan, 62, is seeking another term as commissioner.
After a 19-year run as head coach of the Murray County Indians basketball team, Greg Linder has taken a job with Fannin County.
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