Maggie Miles

Multimedia Journalist | Content Writer

United States

I’m Maggie Miles, an American freelance journalist and content writer based in Mexico, with bylines in The New York Times and reporting contributions to the BBC. I’ve published more than 300 articles — covering everything from investigations and breaking news to features on identity, social justice, culture, and the environment. I love finding the human stories behind the headlines. In addition to journalism, I write website copy, advertorials, and brand stories for businesses and nonprofits.

Portfolio

Selected Works

Outer Banks Milepost
04/01/2025
I Still Do

What's it take to stay married for 50 years? Three life-long couples reflect on love and lasting relationships.

Investigations & Accountability

The Outer Banks Voice
01/27/2024
Asserting innocence, Tom Imschweiler seeks prison release

OBX visitor accepted plea deal in the 2018 death of his infant son By Maggie Miles | Outer Banks Voice In November 2021, Tom Imschweiler began a five-year prison sentence after agreeing to a plea d...

The Outer Banks Voice
10/15/2021
Transition and uncertainty at Outer Banks Hotline

Amid firings and allegations, board to discuss findings of internal investigation By Maggie Miles and Mark Jurkowitz | Outer Banks Hotline With the firing of two top employees, and with its board o...

Civil Rights & Social Issues

Climate & Environment

People & Communities

The Outer Banks Voice
03/17/2023
Every beach needs a Delbert

The life and times of an Outer Banks legend Maggie Miles | Outer Banks Voice In the song "Stoned Immaculate," Jim Morrison declares that "No eternal reward will forgive us for wasting the dawn." Th...

The Outer Banks Voice
03/23/2023
From Manteo to the Metropolitan Opera

Tshombe Selby debuts in solo role in "Champion By Maggie Miles | Outer Banks Voice The Metropolitan Opera, "Champion" will be live streamed at the Kill Devil Hills Movies 10 on April 29...

The Virginian-Pilot
07/31/2020
Black-owned Businesses: Hard work, grit and passion

In a unique moment in American history, citizens are forced to deal with a pandemic that has no cure, while confronting racial justice issues that have plagued the country for centuries.

Gender & Identity

The Outer Banks Voice
08/12/2026
How Hatteras moms moved to fix a childcare gap

Dare Board approves $35K for new Tidal Tots center By Maggie Miles | Outer Banks Voice At their Aug. 10 meeting, the Dare County Commissioners approved $35,000 in start-up funding for Coastal Famil...

Brand & Content Writing

Taleaguest
10/06/2026
Casa Malca Tulum, an Art Lover's Paradise

Welcome to Casa Malca Tulum, the edgy art lover's paradise where creative innovators flock not merely to relax and lap in luxury, but to find a gateway to the inspiration they've been seeking.

Taleaguest
10/06/2026
Rosewood London

By Maggie Miles In the heart of London, just minutes away from Covent Garden, we find ourselves at the grand private courtyard entrance of the Rosewood London - an urban sanctuary that blends English heritage with contemporary sophistication.

Taleaguest
10/06/2026
The Virtuosos of Impression Isla Mujeres by Secrets

Standing upon the shores of the stunning 123-suite luxury resort perched at Punta Sur, the picturesque beach located on the Southernmost tip of the island, we feel like we have stepped into a dream.

Travel & Lifestyle

Taleaguest
10/06/2026
A Dance of Oaxacan Cuisine

Edisson Hernandez, owner of the revered Las Chilmoleras restaurant in Oaxaca City, Mexico, knew he wanted to be a chef since he was a young boy helping his great-grandfather in the kitchen of his small 'local,' or restaurant space, in Bogota, Colombia.

The Virginian-Pilot
08/28/2020
Wild foraging: The edible bounty at our feet

Since the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, people have been looking at the food system we rely on, namely the grocery store, and wondering if we have been taking it for granted.

RESUME