Patrick Graham is a Community Reporter at Liverpool Echo. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, cryptocurrency, and global markets, with a focus on the intersection of media, law, and legal affairs. Patrick's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Reuters, Yahoo Finance, and The Mirror.
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Patrick Graham's local coverage focuses on community events, achievements, and entertainment news within Liverpool and its surrounding areas. He frequently features stories that highlight the culture, society, and personal accomplishments of individuals in these communities.
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By: Patrick Graham
UPS stock could gain in 2026 as massive cost-cutting efforts position the delivery giant for a meaningful earnings recovery.
By: Patrick Graham
Stocks rallied sharply today as tech stocks staged a comeback , with the Nasdaq surging on AI optimism.
By: Patrick Graham
VSNT stock is testing investor appetite for legacy cable TV in a challenging media landscape.
By: Patrick Graham
The S&P 500 (SPX) soared at the start of trading today, gaining 33.7 points and recovering strongly as technology stocks rebounded . The market's
By: Patrick Graham
Marcus Lemonis officially assumes the CEO role at Bed Bath & Beyond (NYSE: BBBY) effective January 1, 2026, while continuing as Executive Chairman . In
By: Patrick Graham
2026 tax brackets might sound like drastic changes, but your actual take-home pay shift will be small.
By: Patrick Graham
Intuit emerges as a top software pick for 2026 despite recent stock declines, with analysts highlighting its cheaper valuation relative to peers.
Chairman David Thompson (left) follows his attorney, Kevin Epps, into a Walton County superior courtroom for Friday’s recall hearing.
By: Patrick Graham
I was going to share this story a little later, but given some of the reaction I’ve received to the Bible verse on the front page I think it might be a good idea to go ahead and share it now as a way of explaining why the verse is there and why it is not going away. If you will recall in the first column I wrote for The Oconee Enterprise, I referenced being pretty unceremoniously fired as the publisher of the newspaper in Galveston, Texas. I’m not going to lie, folks. That smarted, and I mean a lot.
By: Patrick Graham
Monday’s announcement regarding the sale of the newspaper caught many of you — well, actually I think it was all of you — a bit off guard. I get it. I’ve heard, “Well, I didn’t have that on my bingo card for Monday” more than once from folks still trying to process the news. Like I said, I get it. However, have no fear gentle reader. This move puts The Covington News in a better position to serve you, its advertisers and this second-to-none community. That’s so much more important than whether I own the paper or not. At least it is in my mind.
