Natalie Mooney is a multimedia journalist with a focus on local news in Wilmington, North Carolina. She has written for Spectrum News, as well as Bay News 9 and Spectrum News 13 Orlando. Natalie covers a wide range of topics, from community events and human interest stories to local issues and charity initiatives.
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Natalie's coverage is heavily focused on local community events, health and wellness, fundraising and charity efforts. Her articles often include expert commentary, indicating an interest in perspectives from knowledgeable individuals relevant to the topics covered.
If you are reaching out to Natalie Mooney with a pitch, consider highlighting stories related to local community events, human interest pieces about personal transformations or challenges within the Wilmington area of North Carolina. Additionally, she may be interested in environmental sustainability initiatives that directly impact her specified geographic focus.
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By: Natalie Mooney
People are lending a hand through concerts, supply drives and fundraising. That includes a record and book store in based in Wilmington that’s not
By: Natalie Mooney
Across the state, people are wondering how they can continue to help their western neighbors as winter approaches.
By: Natalie Mooney
UNCA continues down its path to recovery after Helene.
By: Natalie Mooney
That’s the case at the University of North Carolina Asheville where work is underway to get safe, potable water to the campus, and on Monday, students were able to return to virtual classrooms.
By: Natalie Mooney
The town of Black Mountain held a candlelight remembrance ceremony Tuesday night to honor what was lost and all that lies ahead.
By: Natalie Mooney
Brunswick County Beekeeper Hubert Lowe has been taking care of bees for most of his life. “I’ve been doing it since I was about knee high with my daddy,” Lowe said.
By: Natalie Mooney
La Zoom Room reminds people that sometimes laughter really is the best medicine.
By: Natalie Mooney
BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C. — Downtown Asheville has been recovering slowly but surely since Helene. Now, just over a month later, businesses are reopening and welcoming back shoppers.
By: Natalie Mooney
Candlelight and singing voices filled Black Mountain's town square Tuesday as the community remembered those who were lost to Helene.
By: Natalie Mooney
More than 1,000 roads have been reopened in western North Carolina since Hurricane Helene.
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