Taylor Pollock
Anchor, WTVY
Dothan, AL
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Taylor graduated from Troy University with a Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism, in May 2019.
Taylor was Student News Director for Trojanvision in 2019. She also anchored, produced and reported there and interned at our sister station, WSFA in 2017.
Taylor grew up in Columbus, GA; her family lives in Prattville, AL.
She’s passionate about news and current events. When she’s not reporting or watching news, Taylor enjoys reading, movies, and spending time with her three cats.
On March 2, 2020 Taylor began anchoring the weekday evening newscasts.
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A Dothan man is on a mission to spread kindness through his gift of cooking. For those hard at work, down on their luck, or someone who just seems like they could use a good meal.
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One Wiregrass family is using their large following on TikTok to raise awareness for topics that hit close to home. They’re not always the easiest conversations to have, but certainly authentic.
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Local supervisor of Houston County’s adult protective resources wins “Silent Heroes” Award.
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Hunter and Devin of “The Cordle Family” TikTok account draw in viewers with content on Faith, family and community.
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Founder of local non-profit receives Silent Heroes award.
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Stewart Halcomb of the county music duo “The Springs,” shares how he chooses to reflect on a somber day, and how he uses his gift of songwriting to help his community heal.
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Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Army knew it needed to push out innovative ways to reach young people and get them interested in military service.
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WTVY's Taylor Pollock talks with Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill.