Virginia Johnson is a passionate reporter for Spectrum Bay News 9 in Tampa/St. Pete, Florida. With a focus on local news and storytelling, Virginia covers a range of topics including food, art, community initiatives, and wildlife conservation, bringing attention to the vibrant and diverse aspects of the St. Petersburg area.
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Virginia Johnson's articles cover a wide range of local topics, including art, restaurants, education, farming, nonprofit organizations and more. Her themes primarily revolve around family & relationships as well as house & home.
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APOLLO BEACH, Fla. — The water in front of the Big Bend Power Station is full of manatees right now amid the colder weather in the area.
By: Virginia Johnson
Manatees attracted to waters warmed by power station; TECO builds viewing and education center free to public.
TAMPA, Fla. — Darrell Haun has the perfect Tampa home. Not for its palms, but for its piracy. What You Need To Know
By: Virginia Johnson
Tampa native Darrell Haun caught pirate fever as a child. It's his way of giving back to the community.
BARTOW, Fla. — Construction started in the 1920s, and the Wonder House in Bartow opened to the public in the 1930s. What You Need To Know
TAMPA, Fla. — All pirates support a clean and healthy marine environment. It is an important part of navigating their watery world and enjoying the bounty of the sea.
One Gasparilla Krewe headquartered in Brandon named themselves for the water they protect — Sea Save Yours. “Welcome to the float of the Sea Save Yours.
By: Virginia Johnson
The third-largest parade in the U.S. boasted thousands of swashbuckling parade-goers lining downtown Tampa's streets as pirates shared their riches in the form of plastic medallions with the community.
TAMPA, Fla. — Hoist the colours! Another successful Gasparilla parade is in the books as droves of pirates made their descent on Tampa Bay Saturday afternoon, bringing cannon blasts and beads to Bayshore Boulevard.
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