Paul Johnson is a freelance reporter for the Tribune. He specializes in covering a wide range of sports topics, including international sports leagues, major league sports, and competitive tournaments, along with insights into agriculture and farming. Paul has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Financial Times, and The Telegraph, among many others.
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Paul Johnson's articles mainly focus on local sports, with an emphasis on high school and community-level events. If reaching out to him, consider providing human-interest stories related to local athletes or teams, particularly those connected to Hull or the surrounding area.
In addition to sports coverage, Paul also includes entertainment news and business-related topics such as employee benefits in his work. When pitching stories, keep in mind that they should relate directly to his geographic focus or feature noteworthy individuals from the local community.
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Wharf Road car park in Grantham is closing on Monday for more than a month.
By: Paul Johnson, Kelli Warner
As the weather improves, more children and families are getting back on their bicycles, a wonderful way to stay active, build motor skills and enjoy nature.
By: Paul Johnson
Senior catcher knows the predicament that success has put her in for St. Charles East. Thanks to gaudy numbers, the South Carolina recruit rarely sees a lot of pitches to hit.
By: Paul Johnson
A funny thing happened when Brother Rice's wrapped up the basketball season. On a team filled with club players, Nolan slowly got back into the swing of things in volleyball.
By: Paul Johnson
When asked to sum up his senior season, Bartlett's picked one word for hitting and another for pitching.
“Again the kingdom of heaven is like a merchant seeking fine pearls, and upon finding one pearl of great value, he went and sold all that he had and bought
Travelling by train is very different to other forms of transport. You could even say it's a luxury of sorts.
The interim report from a government commission ignores the implications of immigration, is unfair to the wealthy and expects too much of lower earners
Kubili House is tucked into a seriously wild corner of South Africa ‘s Thornybush Private Game Reserve in the Greater Kruger ecosystem.
By: Paul Johnson
MOLINE — entered the season hoping to be in the starting lineup for Geneva. The senior designated hitter had to keep working to get there, though.
