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.
Given her focus on family & relationships as well as local celebrations such as Martin Luther King Jr. Day and rodeos, she may be interested in pitches about uplifting community stories or unique local traditions that bring people together.
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By: Rachel Tillapaugh
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Va. (WSET) — Congressman Morgan Griffith visited Franklin County, with his two stops focusing on a rich history of agriculture in that area.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
On October 12, James Marvin claims his furry best friend was gone too soon.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
As election season continues to heat up, a political analyst is weighing in on what results we could be seeing.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
A Lynchburg developer is reimagining real estate with his new way of making concrete.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
SALEM, Va. (WSET) — The City of Salem is gearing up for the recently announced Trump rally coming up this Saturday.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
On Monday, a jury found Richardson Bell innocent of trying to more than once in the same election.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
Auguste Reay became the first graduate of the Nelson County Recovery Court program on Tuesday.
By: Rachel Tillapaugh
It's officially November, which means the holiday season is right around the corner.
By: Hayden Robertson, Robert Locklear, Rachel Tillapaugh
Republican campaign signs in Lynchburg were vandalized Monday night at a pop-up Trump store selling political merchandise.
State lawmakers are looking into how your child's education is funded in the Commonwealth.
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