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Danielle Johnson

Asheville
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Climber, educator, writer, activist based in Asheville, North Carolina

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Event Spotlight: Reedy River Duck Derby

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By Danielle Johnson
| GVLtoday
If you happen upon Falls Park on Saturday, May 2, you may be wondering why there are 14,000 rubber ducks in the Reedy River — we’re here to answer that for you. The Reedy River Duck Derby is an annual fundraiser for the Reedy River Rotary Club of Greenville. Post time is 2:30 p.m. — listen for the trumpet from the middle of the Liberty Bridge. The grand prize is a year’s worth of groceries from Publix, with other winners receiving $2,500, a golf weekend, and certificates to local businesses.
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How to experience Greenville like a “Top Chef” judge

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By Danielle Johnson
| GVLtoday
Every week, we’re waiting with bated breath to find out when “Top Chef: Carolinas” is headed to Greenville. Once episodes start airing, VisitGreenvilleSC has a full lineup of activations so you can experience our city through the eyes of the judges. Explore the interactive map highlighting where the judges dined while in Greenville, based on their own social media posts.
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The ultimate spring weekend is here

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By Danielle Johnson, David Stringer 
| GVLtoday
This beloved tradition, the Pickens Azalea Festival, sponsored by Quantiy Granite Cabinets and Flooring and annual Friday Night Cruise with Vyve, is blooming into its 42nd year — bringing color, community, and celebration to downtown Pickens. Just a short drive from Greenville, the festival returns Friday, April 24 through Saturday, April 25, inviting guests to experience a weekend filled with local charm, live entertainment, and free family entertainment.
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