Waynesville, United States (Local)
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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: Carolyn Milligan, Matthew Bool, Becky Johnson
The process of remediating unsafe buildings and managing the safe development and occupation of Higher Risk Buildings (“HRBs”) continues to evolve. The Building Safety Regulator (“BSR”) and the government have recently announced updates impacting several areas – the Building Safety Levy regulations, a new approach to processing Building Assessment Certificates for HRBs, and an extension to the funding available to remediate unsafe cladding.
A severe thunderstorm with high winds and torrential rain ripped through Haywood County Monday evening, leaving a wake of downed trees, power outages and localized flooding.
The chair of the Haywood County Republican Party has filed for a civil restraining order against a former Smoky Mountain News reporter who recently began working for The Asheville Citizen-Times.
A recent court decision clarifies the binding nature of final statements under the JCT Design and Build Contract, emphasizing that employers must issue formal notices after receiving the contractor's Final Statement to preserve their right to dispute amounts. The case highlights critical timing requirements and procedural steps that both parties must follow to avoid unintended conclusivity in construction final accounts.
The inaugural Mountain Valley Mile featuring a one-mile road race traversing Main Street in downtown Waynesville will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22.
The first day of school is about more than new shoes, a haircut and book bag stocked with school supplies.
Unwinding screen addiction from endless days of scrolling TikTok and playing video games has given rise to a new version of “summer slide.”
By: Becky Johnson
An 11th-hour name floated to take GOP Congressman Chuck Edwards’ place on the ballot garnered quick and wide-spread backing among the party — handily besting the rest of the field
By: Becky Johnson
They came on bikes and scooters. They came on rollerblades and skateboards. They came on BMX and dirt jumpers. And they came in a big way.
By: Becky Johnson
An 11th-hour name floated to take GOP Congressman Chuck Edwards' place on the ballot garnered quick and wide-spread backing among the party — handily besting the rest of the field in a vote among WNC party officials.
