Dawnya Bartsch is an Editor at Kansas City magazine. She specializes in architecture and planning, food and beverages, as well as construction and real estate, weaving these themes into her coverage of events and professional sports. Dawnya's work has been featured in various publications, including Kansas City magazine.
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Dawnya's focus is predominantly on design and house & home topics, particularly as they relate to Kansas City. She appears to be interested in covering stories related to architectural and interior design, local events, restaurants, landmarks, and seasonal content.
Given this information, individuals or organizations involved in the design and architecture industry with a specific tie to Kansas City may find success pitching ideas for features about innovative designs or renovations within the city. Additionally, those involved in the restaurant industry showcasing unique concepts that contribute to a "bold new era of Kansas City food" could also capture her attention.
For event coverage pitches are best tailored around notable local events happening within Kansas City that align with Dawnya’s coverage attributes.
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By: Dawnya Bartsch
The point was to make a statement—and it worked. Although no one is quite sure what the large, looming cylinder structure just off the 75th
Kansas City doesn't often get to play in the rarefied air of the James Beard Awards—but this year, it is, with Anjin, the Japanese Izakaya restaurant.
By: Dawnya Bartsch
Born in 1949, Watson turned professional at the age of 22, and within a few years, he was a star. By the late '70s and early '80s, he didn't just compete—he ran the sport.
By: Nicole Kinning, Dawnya Bartsch
Spring is here, and with it comes one of KC's longest-running traditions: the Parade of Homes.
By: Dawnya Bartsch
Mike and Jacque Kelly knew exactly the type of home they wanted to build when they found their extra-deep lot next to the popular Trolley T rack Trail in Waldo: efficient, uncomplicated and cozy.
At the end of March, Kansas City Fashion Week once again proved why the heart of the Midwest belongs on the fashion map.
Looking like a massive alien head that should be hidden somewhere in Area 52, the classic geodesic dome on Lamar Road has been piquing the curiosity of passersby for thirty-four years.
By: Dawnya Bartsch
Designer Kelee Katillac doesn't see historic properties as stodgy and stuck in the past. To her, they're part of an ever-evolving story to be embraced.
Readers packed Unity Temple on the Plaza as Good Morning America host Jenna Bush Hager spent an evening celebrating books and authors.
For one night each summer, Kansas City police officers, firefighters and emergency medical personnel trade in their uniforms for boxing gloves in one of the city's longest-running charity traditions.
