Dasha Morgan is an editor based in Asheville, North Carolina. With a focus on local news and events, Dasha covers a range of topics including community events, holiday celebrations, sports, and cultural happenings in the Asheville area.
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Dasha's coverage focuses heavily on local events, seasonal activities, and community organizations in the Asheville area. She frequently reports on holiday celebrations, music performances, art exhibits, and news related to house & home.
Given Dasha's emphasis on event coverage and seasonal themes, she is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive insights into local events or feature stories about individuals involved in these activities. Pitches related to upcoming cultural events, community initiatives or heartwarming human-interest stories are also likely to resonate with her coverage focus.
If you have a story about an upcoming local event or a heartwarming tale connected to the people behind these events in North Carolina or specifically Asheville area (such as Christmas markets, live music performances), it would align well with Dasha’s reporting interests.
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The Hendersonville Youth Orchestra celebrates the joy of making music together. Photo courtesy of Hendersonville Symphony.
Repairing your leather items and sharpening tools can all be done locally.
Distribution warehouse in Swannanoa for Hearts with Hands. Photo courtesy of Dasha Morgan
By: Dasha Morgan
With 3,000 chapters and 190,000 members, the DAR was founded in 1890 with the simple mission of promoting historic preservation, education and patriotism.
Asheville – Buncombe County’s Medical Director Dr. Jennifer Mullendore counsels citizens that the ravages of Hurricane Helene did not go away with the wind and the waves. Now, citizens must take precautions to prevent a third plague from the aftermath.
Despite almost 10,000 trees having fallen at the Arboretum, the magical walk-though Winter Lights show will take place this year.
Thousands of children's toys were received for distribution at the Smoky Mountain Toy Run last Saturday. Photo by Dasha Morgan.
Woodfin – Being ‘boots on the ground’ with Helene has been an experience that we at Emerald Ridge are not likely to forget. The heartbreaking tragedy has rendered us silent; there are no words. Numerous mountain communities near ‘The Ridge’ were not simply affected by the storm, but were rendered unrecognizable. So many lost all they ever knew or owned; family legacies were washed away in the water, mud and debris.
A member of the animal care team looks after the domestic animals in their temporary farmyard. Photo couresty of WNC Nature Center.
Swift Michael Petty leads Erwin in receiving yards (1031) and TDs (14). Photo by Pete Zamplas.
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