Dasha Morgan is an Editor at Biltmore Beacon. She focuses on local community stories, lifestyle trends, and cultural events, bringing a unique perspective to her reporting. Dasha's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her commitment to engaging storytelling and insightful journalism.
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Asheville, United States (Local)
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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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By: Dasha Morgan
The Southern Highland Craft Guild since 1930 has championed high-quality craftsmanship, from traditional to modern pieces, showcasing the talent of the Southern Highlands.
By: Katrina Morgan, Christine Robinson, Dasha Morgan, Leslee Kulba
Nancy Pheasant as story teller August 7th. Photo courtesy of Qualla Arts and Crafts Mutual, Inc.
The Green Valley Cloggers are high energy dancers who will be at the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival on Friday night. Photo courtesy of the Green Valley Cloggers.
Black Mountain will celebrate the uniquely Appalachian honey variety with the annual Sourwood Festival on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 9-10.
Sourwood Honey is a Western North Carolina delicacy, produced by honey bees gathering nectar from the blossoms of sourwood trees. It is known for its buttery caramel flavor and beautiful amber color.
