Lydia Blackstone is a reporter for WJCLNews based in Savannah, Georgia. She covers a wide range of topics including local news, community events, and human interest stories. With a background in journalism from the University of Southern California, Lydia is dedicated to delivering accurate and informative news to her audience.
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Lydia Blackstone's reporting indicates a focus on local community events, family-related issues, and some entertainment news. She tends to cover local stories with an emphasis on government announcements, expert commentary, and evolving events.
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Lydia does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but appears heavily involved in covering local happenings within the Savannah area.
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By: Lydia Blackstone
A Chatham County voter reached out to WJCL 22 News after receiving a phone call that her mail-in ballot had been lost and she needed to vote again.
By: Lydia Blackstone
'The wall that heals' on display to educate, encourage, and remember
Police responded overnight Sunday to the corner of Bull and Bryan streets.
By: Lydia Blackstone
Issues surrounding absentee ballots bring dueling lawsuits from the left and right.
Monday evening 5 more monkeys were returned to the Alpha Genesis facility in Yemassee
By: Lydia Blackstone
1/3 of the size of previous marathons; how officials say they focused on Savannahians needs
By: Lydia Blackstone
Annual gala this weekend at Desoto Hotel to help bring awareness to veteran's PTSD
By: Lydia Blackstone
Officials; the roadway will not reopen until the tide recedes TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. — Update 9:35 a.m: It is now reopen.
By: Lydia Blackstone
Savannah Mayor Van Johnson addresses the successes and challenges of the inaugural race.
By: Lydia Blackstone
A celebration of history, camaraderie, and competition among soldiers and their families
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