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Demie Johnson

Indianapolis, Orlando

Reporter @wftv • Former contestant in Miss America & Miss USA Organizations • Ball State Alum

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  • Dredge operation in ponce inlet will replace sand lost during 2022 hurricane season

    1 week ago | wftv.com | Demie Johnson

    VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is placing equipment on the beach in Ponce Inlet for a dredging project. This will help replace sand lost during Hurricanes Ian and Nicole in 2022. Unlike other dredging operations Eyewitness News has reported on, the county explained that sand will be stockpiled into mounds and trucked to other parts of the beach.

  • Dredge operation in ponce inlet will replace sand lost during 2022 hurricane season

    2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Demie Johnson

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is placing equipment on the beach in Ponce Inlet for a dredging project. This will help replace sand lost during Hurricanes Ian and Nicole in 2022. Unlike other dredging operations Eyewitness News has reported on, the county explained that sand will be stockpiled into mounds and trucked to other parts of the beach.

  • Cheer teams prepare to compete in Daytona Beach as the city works to secure event for 4 more years

    2 weeks ago | wftv.com | Demie Johnson

    DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — College cheerleading teams from across the country are in Daytona Beach right now, preparing to compete for nationals. The city has hosted the iconic event for the last three decades. However, recent hurricanes have disrupted hotel operations, leaving some teams struggling to find a place to stay. The National Cheerleaders Association’s contract in Daytona Beach expires next year. There is currently another contract through 2030 out for bid right now.

  • Palm Coast mayor pulls support for proposed fuel terminal

    2 weeks ago | wftv.com | Demie Johnson

    PALM COAST, Fla. — Palm Coast Mayor Mike Norris has pulled his support for a proposed fuel terminal, creating even more hurdles for the company. Belvedere Terminals is interested in developing a more than 70-acre site off U.S. 1 in Palm Coast. People there could be seen holding signs and wearing T-shirts in opposition of Belvedere Terminals. It’s the same stance their neighbors to the south took when their company wanted to build in Ormond Beach. “I am very concerned about accidents.

  • Palm Coast mayor pulls support for proposed fuel terminal

    2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Demie Johnson

    Palm Coast Mayor Mike Norris has pulled his support for a proposed fuel terminal, creating even more hurdles for the company. Belvedere Terminals is interested in developing a more than 70-acre site off U.S. 1 in Palm Coast. People there could be seen holding signs and wearing T-shirts in opposition of Belvedere Terminals. It’s the same stance their neighbors to the south took when their company wanted to build in Ormond Beach. Advertisement“I am very concerned about accidents.

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Demie Johnson @DemieWFTV
4 Aug 24

RT @ChiefJakari: Heartbreaking news out of Lake County. Our deepest condolences and prayers are with the fallen deputy's family and the @La…

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Demie Johnson @DemieWFTV
11 Jul 24

RT @AvilaForDeltona: From @DemieWFTV with @WFTV DELTONA, Fla. — Deltona’s Mayor is trying to bring businesses to the city to help create…

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Demie Johnson @DemieWFTV
10 Jul 24

RT @WFTV: It happened just before noon, making it the fourth shark bite in the last week and the sixth shark bite in the county so far, acc…