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District 1 Augusta Commissioner-elect Jordan Johnson, 27, seen here in Bicentennial Park on the 700 block of Broad Street, is the youngest person to hold a commission seat since the citycounty consolidation in 1996. [DAMON CLINE/THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE] READY to RUMBLE New District 1 commissioner to fight for ‘heartbeat of this city’ By DAMON CLINE 12 | <strong>1736</strong>magazine.com
Jordan Johnson’s journey to the Augusta Commission’s District 1 seat may have begun in high school. Although the teenager’s bedroom walls were plastered with pictures of his favorite professional wrestlers, his locker at south Augusta’s Cross Creek High School was decorated with a magazine cover featuring the famous 2009 photo of the five living presidents posing in the White House's Oval Office. But over the head of George W. Bush — Johnson's least favorite of the five — the boy pasted a picture of his own face. “I had such a wild imagination,” Johnson said. “Whenever my friends would come by my locker and see it, they thought I was weird. They said, ‘Why do you have your face on the body of a president?’ I said, ‘I’m going to be on the cover a magazine one day.’ ” <strong>1736</strong>magazine.com | 13
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