Karrigan Monk is a Sports News Clerk/Editorial Assistant specializing in local news in Black Mountain, North Carolina. With a focus on community events, sports, and human interest stories, Karrigan contributes to various publications including Black Mountain News, Yahoo News, and the Asheville Citizen-Times Media Group.
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Karrigan Monk’s coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and community-related topics in Black Mountain, North Carolina. She frequently covers stories related to small businesses, community events, and local initiatives.
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By: Karrigan Monk
Hundreds of locals and visitors packed the streets of downtown Black Mountain Dec. 6 for Holly Jolly.
A free pop-up veterinary clinic will be held Dec. 14 at Black Mountain Machine and Tool.
By: Karrigan Monk
The Black Mountain Town Council had a regular session meeting Dec. 9.
By: Karrigan Monk
The Mountain Retreat Association has announced plans to demolish three structures on the site of a proposed lodge in Montreat.
By: Karrigan Monk
The Montreat Board of Commissioners met for a regular session meeting Dec. 12 where town officials took their oaths of office.
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A U.S. 70 bridge in Swannanoa has reopened and is "expected to alleviate congestion."
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Valley Strong Disaster Relief was established in the wake of Tropical Storm Helene to provide supplies to those who need them.
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Black Mountain Primary School and Black Mountain Elementary School students were able to take home boxes of groceries and toys Dec. 19.
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Swannanoa campgrounds Mama Gertie's and the Asheville East KOA Holiday were both impacted by Tropical Storm Helene.
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