Becky Johnson is a local journalist based in Waynesville, North Carolina. With a focus on community news and events, Becky writes for various publications and has been featured in several media outlets. Her articles cover a range of topics including human interest stories, local business news, community events, and environmental issues.
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Waynesville, United States (Local)
Becky Johnson focuses on local news and events in Waynesville, North Carolina. Her coverage includes community events, business activities, government announcements, and stories related to house & home as well as entertainment news. If you are looking to pitch a story idea or source to her, consider topics such as local community events, small businesses in the area, human interest stories related to homeownership or holiday celebrations.
Given Becky's focus on local news and community-centered themes like homelessness and charity drives (e.g., 'Good Neighbor' Holiday Food Drive), she may be interested in pitches that highlight positive initiatives within the local community or provide insights into issues affecting residents of Waynesville.
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By: Becky Johnson
Friday, 6 September 2024 21:47 By Becky Johnson, communities correspondent
UNDER ONE ROOF — With five kids, Holly Chretien of Canton can knock out her shopping for the new season in one place at Duck Duck Goose consignment sale at
SNAGGING THE DEALS — Doris Nadeau comes from Sylva to shop at Duck Duck Goose for her grandchildren every year.
By: Becky Johnson, Aarik Long
Two social media posts that appeared to make a threat against Haywood County Schools have circulated widely among students since late last week, and while neither were deemed credible, it
By: Becky Johnson
The Duck Duck Goose consignment sale attracts thousands of parents to its twice-a-year sale, where they stock their children's wardrobes in advance of the changing season.
Waynesville's architectural standards don't allow long blank walls. Facades visible from the street must include windows, with no more than a 20-foot span of blank wall.
Waynesville's architectural standards don't allow long blank walls. Facades visible from the street must include windows, with no more than a 20-foot span of blank wall.
By: Becky Johnson
In a photo her sister treasures, Paula Parretti smiles brightly. It was taken soon after she had decided to colour half of her hair bright pink.
By: Becky Johnson
A woman who has fought for a public inquiry into mental health care failings since the death of her son has urged its chair to do the "most thorough investigation possible".
By: Becky Johnson
Fake windows were on the plans all along, but had not yet been installed at the time of the final building inspection. (0 Ratings) Tags
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