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Abigail C. Wright

Abigail C. Wright

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Reporter, Times Leader (Princeton, KY)

Beats

Primary beats

u.s. regional

Secondary beats

Civil Rights LawIslamic CultureMilitary Public AffairsHuntingMigrationArts and entertainmentLeadershipStreamingFoodLawPasadenaDaily LifeFood SupplyPhonesConsumer ElectronicsTransportation

Final Covers

Poetry , Music, Humor, Satire, Education , Books, Environment, Writing, Education Reform , Literature

Doesn’t Cover

e-commerce, e-finance/fintech, smart homes, smart cars, smart assistants, tech stories that are actually business stories, gaming

Journalist Type

Reporter

Seniority Positions

Reporter

Content

Total articles 866

  • No cape needed: Lexington teacher honored as an Unsung Hero

    By Abigail C. Wright Verified| Kentucky Kernel Verified Superheroes have long been depicted as cape-wearing figures, soaring through the skies and saving the day with superhuman strength. CivicLex is working to shift the spotlight to a different kind of hero — those who work tirelessly behind the scenes, often without recognition: educators. Justin Royal may not wear a cape, but his impact as an educator shows that true heroism isn’t about superpowers.

    By Abigail C. Wright Verified · Kentucky Kernel

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Gov. Andy Beshear sues federal government over revoked COVID-19 health funds

    By Abigail C. Wright Verified| Kentucky Kernel Verified Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear joined 22 other states in filing a lawsuit against the federal government over its decision to cut public health funds. According to a lawsuit filed Tuesday, March 25 in Rhode Island, federal health officials announced they plan to cut $11.4 billion in COVID-19-related funds.

    By Abigail C. Wright Verified · Kentucky Kernel

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • No cape needed: Lexington teacher honored as an Unsung Hero

    By Abigail C. Wright Verified| Kentucky Kernel Verified Superheroes have long been depicted as cape-wearing figures, soaring through the skies and saving the day with superhuman strength. CivicLex is working to shift the spotlight to a different kind of hero — those who work tirelessly behind the scenes, often without recognition: educators. Justin Royal may not wear a cape, but his impact as an educator shows that true heroism isn’t about superpowers.

    By Abigail C. Wright Verified · Kentucky Kernel

    Apr. 15, 2025

As seen in

Herald Ledger,Paducah Sun,Taylor & Francis,Nature,Times Leader (Princeton, Ky),Medrxiv,Medium,Newsbreak,Children & Young People Now,Journal Of Clinical Epidemiology,Kentucky Kernel,Kentucky New Era

Company Info

Times Leader (Princeton, KY)

Princeton, Kentucky, United States

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