Zenya and Abby Hernandez at The Conway Daily Sun office Thursday morning with family friend Amanda Smith, who helped spearhead the Bring Abby Home effort during Abby's nine-month absence. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Zenya and Abby Hernandez at The Conway Daily Sun office Thursday morning with family friend Amanda Smith, who helped spearhead the Bring Abby Home effort during Abby's nine-month absence. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Looking relaxed and composed, Abby drops by to express gratitude to community
CONWAY – While she was missing, Abby Hernandez said she saw the page 2 box in The Conway Daily Sun published every day that kept a count of the number of days she was gone, and it gave her hope. Abby and her mother Zenya stopped by the Sun's office in North Conway Thursday morning to thank the newspaper's editorial staff and to tell the community they are thankful for the effort that went into the search.
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