Josephine Johnson is a journalist based in Savannah, Georgia. She writes for the Savannah Morning News, savannahnow.com, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and Yahoo News, covering a range of topics including local events, arts and culture, and community programs. Her work has also been featured in The Augusta Chronicle.
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Josephine Johnson's coverage is heavily focused on local events and entertainment in the Savannah, Georgia area. She frequently covers community events, seasonal activities, and educational programs for children and families.
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By: Josephine Johnson
Savannah Morning News Bike Ride Across Georgia Dream Team makes trek from Bangor, Maine to Miami, Florida Link Copied
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Historic Savannah Foundation partners with artist Ivan Chow to present “Mindful Marks: Hand Sketching and Cognitive Wellness,” 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Historic Kennedy Pharmacy.
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Savannah Morning News Solo kayaker travels the Savannah River with the help and kindness of strangers Link Copied
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On Saturday, July 27, the majesty and mystery of this primordial waterway are revealed, when Savannah Tree Foundation and Wilderness Southeast team up to host “Tree Paddle,” a three-hour kayaking exploration of Ebenezer Creek.
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In an industry where career longevity is elusive, the New Pornographers have defied the odds. The band hits Savannah for the first time on July 27.
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Georgia River Network's 'Freedom to Float' livestreams emphasize recreational and tourism value of state's waterways as legislation may limit access.
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After nearly two years without permanent leadership, John Madden now stands at the podium ready to take creative charge of the beloved Savannah Wind Symphony.
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The Savannah VOICE Festival celebrates 12 years in the Hostess City. Running August 8-18, “Homecoming” lifts up festival artists and audiences, with opera, recitals, musical theater, and masterclasses.
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At the beginning of July, Savannah city officials along with leaders from Healthy Savannah and Bike Walk Savannah broke ground on the next phase of the Truman Linear Park Trail. Running from 52nd Street to Derenne Avenue, this section will add about 3 miles to the current path that stretches from Derenne to Lake Mayer. When finished, the Truman Trail will be about 6 miles, or 7.5 miles including the loop around Lake Mayer.
By: Josephine Johnson
The College Park City Council on Sept. 17 approved $40,000 for a tutoring program for Hollywood Elementary School’s Spanish-speaking students.
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