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The Charleston Herald was a pre-War newspaper published in Charleston, West Virginia.
Background
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The Charleston Herald was a newspaper published across Appalachia before the war. One of its reporters, Quinn Carter, conducted an interview with the controversial politician Sam Blackwell shortly before the Great War.[1] Carter was also approached by an anonymous member of the public with information about Grafton Steel illegally dumping waste into local rivers.[2]
Known staffEdit
- Overbey - editor.
- William Breyer - reporter.
- Quinn Carter - reporter.
- Eleanor Tarquin - exposed unethical practices at Allegheny Asylum in an article called "A Month of Madness."[3]
Known articlesEdit
- AMS: Corporate Bully
- Assassin strikes again
- Giant Teapot advertisement
- Grafton Dam editorial
- Herald editorial on Allegheny Asylum
- The Herald supports Quinn Carter
- Man vs. Machine
- Sam Blackwell: "No" on Measure 6
- The Sam Blackwell interview
- Secret door sale!
- Tolling the Tale of the Bells!
AppearancesEdit
The Charleston Herald is mentioned only in Fallout 76.
Behind the scenesEdit
The Charleston Herald is based on the real-life Charleston Gazette-Mail. The "Herald" part of name may have been taken from The Register-Herald, another morning daily newspaper but based in real-life Beckley, West Virginia.
ReferencesEdit
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