Epping Post

Epping Post
Type	Daily newspaper
Print languages	Malgravean Ancient Mystrian Common
Availability	Malgrave, International
Headquarters	Epping, Malgrave
Price - Weekdays - Weekends	1.00MG 1.20MG
Established	1915
Website	http://www.EppingPost.ms

The Epping Post is a private newspaper which operates in the United Kingdom of Malgrave. It is one of three major newspapers operating in the country, although, it mostly reports on news within Epping it still retains some coverage of international events and can be found in a few international vendors.

History

Initially, the Epping Post was referred to as the Admah Post as it was named after the then capital of the Malgravean state. It was founded by a group of journalists in 1915 who sought to write independent journalism and provide job opportunities to Imerian slaves that had been liberated by Malgravean forces, and as a result had many former slaves within the company that worked as journalists or had other roles in the business.

After the Great Exodus the Admah Post was renamed to the Epping Post to account for the new capital of the Malgravean state, however, due to the pressures of the exodus the company suffered immensely and the hardship of the era nearly caused the company to fall into a state of financial ruin.

Since that date the Epping Post has mainly focused on covering news within Epping, although, it retains a small section for coverage of international events. The Epping Post has also developed a reputation for securing scoops on major political events occuring within Epping and is noted for the quality of it's reporting on cultural events happening within Epping, so has gained a reputation outside the capital and can be purchased from vendors even outside Malgrave, especially, in areas with high numbers of Malgravean migrants.

Notable Articles

The Epping Post was the first major newspaper in the country to cover the 1998 MalTec corruption scandal and gained a significant uptick in readership during the case.