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.
As Karrigan's articles cover a broad range of local themes such as government & politics, family & relationships, entertainment news alongside specific areas like Black Mountain and its surrounding areas; pitches should aim to align with the locality focus and emphasize how they contribute positively to the community or are reflective of local interests.
Given her frequent coverage of events and government announcements within Black Mountain specifically, she may be particularly receptive to story ideas that involve significant community impact or unique sustainability efforts by local businesses.
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For Patty Adamic, not being able to buy the Justus Pharmacy building in downtown Hendersonville would have been “devastating.”
By: Karrigan Monk
The Owen boys soccer team tied Brevard 1-1 during the season opener Aug. 19.
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By: Karrigan Monk
A guide to who is running this election cycle in Montreat.
By: Karrigan Monk
Times-News Large crowd packs the streets as NC Apple Festival is underway in Hendersonville Link Copied
By: Karrigan Monk
Casey Watkins and the rest of the team behind Beacon Village are on a mission to take Swannanoa from “Swanna-nowhere” to “Swanna-somewhere.”
By: Karrigan Monk
The Flat Creek Crossing project was awarded a $255,000 grant to build an accessible trail.
By: Karrigan Monk
The Owen Warlassies defeated the Mitchell Mountaineers 3-0 Sept. 3.
By: Karrigan Monk
The Flat Creek Crossing project held a groundbreaking ceremony in Montreat Sept. 4.
By: Karrigan Monk
The Black Mountain Police Department recently received a new state accreditation.
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