Tiana Kennell is a Food and Dining Reporter for the Asheville Citizen Times/USA Today Network. With a focus on local food and beverage culture in Asheville, North Carolina, Tiana covers restaurant openings, culinary events, and profiles of chefs and food entrepreneurs. Her work has been featured in various publications, including The Shreveport Times, Yahoo News, and The Charlotte Observer.
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Tiana Kennell's reporting focuses heavily on local food and beverage businesses in Asheville, North Carolina. She appears to be particularly interested in new openings, events, and trends within the local dining scene. Given her coverage attributes such as event coverage, private sector announcements, press releases and promotional deals, she is likely to respond well to pitches that highlight new restaurant or bar openings, unique culinary experiences or events in the Asheville area.
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By: Tiana Kennell
Businesses continue cleanup and storm damage assessment in River Arts District.
By: Tiana Kennell
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By: Tiana Kennell
Chief Executive Officer Claire Neal said the facility at 627 Swannanoa River Road, was devastated by the storm and flood waters from the Swannanoa River, resulting in the total loss of everything from food to warehouse equipment.
By: Tiana Kennell
Riverview Station artists begin the recovery phase after Hurricane Helene and hope for a bright, creative future for Asheville's River Arts District.
By: Tiana Kennell
Their community in crisis, Asheville churchgoers say they're serving God by helping others
“It’s such a lovely place to be and the people here give what they have and whatever they can,\
By: Tiana Kennell
On Oct. 9, Chef Ashleigh Shanti, owner of Good Hot Fish, joined Chef Silver and Cherry Iocovozzi at their restaurant, Neng Jr.’s, to prepare meals for distribution to local low-income residents and others impacted by the storm.
By: Tiana Kennell
ASHEVILLE - On a Thursday evening, friends and strangers crowded the sidewalk of College Street creating a mixed cacophony of conversations and
By: Tiana Kennell
An updated list of Asheville area restaurants that have reopened after the city's water system was damaged amid Tropical Storm Helene.
By: Tiana Kennell
The dining tenants on "Restaurant Row" on the Page Avenue side of the building are open.
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