"Local" Paper Accidentally Reveals Werewolf Outbreak in the Railway City. Tourists Flee. City Council Incensed.
Screenshot of Article from Website The werewolf outbreak in Railway City has been flying under the radar for several years due to an unspoken agreement between the local press and the current city council. Unfortunately it has now been brought to the attention of the city and the world at large due to some zealous reporting. While the outbreak has been, for the most part, under control - and thus something most of us would prefer to keep out of the press so as to not influence tourism to the region - the cat (or should I say wolf?) is now out of the bag. Apparently one of the staff reporters at the Railway City-Journal didn't get the memo and has now broadcast it to the world. This is just another sad side effect of what happens when local papers in small towns are allowed to be bought out by large corporate media monopolies and the local reporters are laid off (the Railway City-Journal, which is owned by Hogtown Media, recently acquired the Elgin-County Daily and all ...