Daija Peeler is an Arts & Culture Reporter at Qcitymetro.com. She focuses on topics related to North Carolina, particularly Charlotte, with an emphasis on African American culture and community, as well as themes surrounding Christianity. Daija's work has been featured in Qcitymetro.com.
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Daija's coverage focuses on local events, press releases, and private sector announcements in Charlotte, North Carolina. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment news, culture & society, education, and government & politics.
Given her focus on local events and community-related news in Charlotte, pitches should be localized to this area or highlight the significance of the story to the local community. If you have insights into events or developments related to entertainment, culture & society within Charlotte specifically or are involved with organizations impacting these areas locally such as schools or city council initiatives in Charlotte.
When reaching out to Daija Peeler for potential coverage opportunities it would be beneficial to keep your pitch tailored towards her geographic focus (Charlotte), focusing primarily on stories that align with her themes covered such as Entertainment News,Culture & Society,Educational Initiatives,Governmental Policies especially those concerning Brookhill Village and updates from the City Council.
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By: Daija Peeler
I Stream of Yogurt offers eight flavors, although two are connected to deceased loved ones, and officially opened to the public on July 1.
By: Daija Peeler
Charlotte city council will disucss the approval of a $3.5 million request to renovate Brookhill Village apartments.
By: Daija Peeler
Brookhill Village will be renovated and kept low cost for families at or below 80% of area median income.
Theressa Freeman was recently featured on HGTV’s “Build It Forward,” and allowed the show to transform her late mother's home.
A Christian nightclub concept is coming to Charlotte, bringing a faith-based party with gospel music and live performances.
Annie Mae Smith has lived a long time. Set to celebrate her 100th birthday on May 4, Smith’s journey spans a century of life, from a beginning in rural Georgia to her current home in Charlotte.
By: Daija Peeler
Durag Fest 2023 in Charlotte, N.C.. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Michelle)
By: Daija Peeler
Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) From left to right: Second great grandmother Nancy, great aunt sarah and great nephew, distant cousin Israel. (Photo courtesy of Beverly Smith)
By: Daija Peeler
A Black-owned food concept is set to open soon at Camp North End.
By: Daija Peeler
The former politician and local education advocate celebrated his 100th birthday among friends, family and politicians in Charlotte.
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