Rachel Tillapaugh is a journalist based in Lynchburg, Virginia. She writes for multiple news outlets including ABC 13 - WSET, WNYO-TV, and WJLA-TV. Rachel covers a range of local news topics, including community events, special features, and breaking news stories in the Lynchburg area.
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Rachel Tillapaugh's coverage demonstrates a strong interest in local events and human-interest stories, particularly those related to celebrations, community activities, and heartwarming personal experiences. She also covers government announcements and seasonal events.
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By: Rachel Tillapaugh
On Friday, officials came together to discuss the effects of the Matts Creek Fire around a year after 11,000 acres burned.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
On Friday, officials came together to discuss the effects of the Matts Creek Fire around a year after 11,000 acres burned. (Credit: U.S. Forest Service)
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
The sheriff's office said there has been a series of break-ins at the Bolt Storage facility, located at 230 Lakewood Forest Road in Moneta.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office arrested a local high school teacher on charges related to sexual acts with a student on Thursday, Nov. 14.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Va. (WSET) — Timothy Heidorn will now spend 30 years behind bars after a judge sentenced him on Monday in Franklin County Circuit Court.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
(WSET) — The U.S. House just passed a bill that would move up FAFSA's release deadline. On Friday, the U.S.
5th District Congressman Bob Good is weighing in on President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet picks.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
For 30 years, Miram's House has been working to end homelessness in Lynchburg.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
State lawmakers, law enforcement and students are trying to come up with a plan to better deal with campus protests in Virginia.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
Man’s best friend has turned into man’s best investigative partner in Franklin County.
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