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.
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By: Karrigan Monk
SWANNANOA – The seniors on Owen High’s boys soccer team had a lot to celebrate the night of Oct. 28.
By: Karrigan Monk
The town of Black Mountain held a community reflection and remembrance event in Town Square Oct. 29.
By: Karrigan Monk
BLACK MOUNTAIN – A chorus of “This Little Light of Mine” rang through the air Oct. 29 as community members sang and gathered for a community reflection and remembrance event at Black Mountain Town Square in the wake of Tropical Storm Helene.
By: Karrigan Monk
According to Angela Reece, project and facilities manager, IEM International has managed $277 billion in federal assistance in past work
The Montreat Board of Commissioners will remain unchanged after the 2024 election.
By: Karrigan Monk
With 100% of precincts reporting, Doug Hay, Pam King and Archie Pertiller retain their seats on Black Mountain Town Council.
By: Karrigan Monk
BLACK MOUNTAIN - When Tropical Storm Helene swept through Western North Carolina in late September, it destroyed infrastructure, homes and businesses.
By: Karrigan Monk
BLACK MOUNTAIN - A group of volunteers from around the country have come together to donate what the town of Black Mountain has valued at $750,000 to help build back Veterans Park after it was impacted by Tropical Storm Helene.
By: Karrigan Monk
Deck the Trees will open for donations and viewing Dec. 6, 2024.
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The White Horse Community Fund was established with the goal of raising $406,000 for four nonprofits in the Swannanoa Valley.
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